sweaty male armpits

[Bacchus]

Well, my wife certainly isn't "calmed" by my sweaty armpits after a soccer game. Rather the opposite..."Don't you DARE get in this bed until you've showered!!!" :fright: :fright: :fright: :fright:

[RobRoy]

Well, my wife certainly isn't "calmed" by my sweaty armpits after a soccer game. Rather the opposite..."Don't you DARE get in this bed until you've showered!!!" :fright: :fright: :fright: :fright:

Maybe if you only sweated through your armpits? :dead:

[Bacchus]

A fair point, RR. I live in Dallas, which gets slightly warm. Played yesterday in 105 degree heat.

[RobRoy]

A fair point, RR. I live in Dallas, which gets slightly warm. Played yesterday in 105 degree heat.

I've heard that about Dallas. Fortunately, we here in Southern California are only experiencing 100 degree heat. So nee-ner nee-ner nee-ner.

Consider going without antiperspirant!

[Bacchus]

Fine, but we don't have a state income tax...nanny nanny booboo.

I actually don't use antiperspirant when I play. I do the rest of the time tho

[RobRoy]

Fine, but we don't have a state income tax...nanny nanny booboo.

Oh, taking the gloves off I see!

Well . . . ummm . . . we have Disneyland!

I actually don't use antiperspirant when I play. I do the rest of the time tho

I actually quit using it altogether for a number of reasons. Most antiperspirants simply didn’t work for me, I have no idea why. Also, I typically work in offices where it’s freezing in the middle of the 105 degree heat, so there was no point. Once you go outside, all of me would sweat anyhow. When this happened, I tended to ruin my white undershirts.

I do, however, use a deodorant, but I liken it to using a cologne, and typically only after I've worked out and have a hot date with my wife.