BlankFrank
07-11-2004, 09:18 AM
Hi all,
I'm a returning customer. I used to purchase products from Love-Scent pretty regularly a few years
ago, and found that they definitely worked pretty well for me at getting women to at least consider thinking about
me "in that way."
After some experimentation, the "cocktail" I settled on was Andro 4.2 plus the Kiotech
X-cite Wipes. I found that the X-cites were great for breaking the ice-- women would often ask me what I was
wearing that smelled so good. (I never came up with a good answer for that one-- "Why, human pheromones designed to
make you attracted to me, of course!" never seemed like the right thing to say, so I usually just said it was Old
Spice, which no one believed.)
Anyway, I'm back on the dating market now, and I'd like to go back to the same
cocktail. Trouble is, it looks like Kiotech has quit making the X-cite Wipes-- I read on the boards that they're
now using their expertise to make pheromone-enhanced baits to attract fish.
That's great for them, and I hope
they make a killing at it. Trouble is, I'm not looking to get lucky with a trout-- and even if I was, I flatter
myself that I could probably manage it just on my natural charm and good looks alone.
I've looked on this site
and elsewhere, but I haven't been able to find out what pheromones were in the X-cites, so I'm not sure
what to use as a substitute. I still have a few of them left, but they're going fast, and there's a beautiful
redhead sleeping in the next room as I type this who I fear may be disappointed when she finds out what I really
smell like.
Of course, it's possible the pheromones had nothing to do with this budding relationship. Maybe she
loves me for my manly bald head and distinguished, patrician beer gut alone, and I'll never need chemical
assistance again. But just in case she kicks me to the curb, I want to be prepared.
So, does anybody know what
was in the X-cites, and what product would you recommend to take their place?
Sorry for making this post
far too long just so I could insert the phrase "beautiful redhead sleeping in the next room." Rude, I know, but I
couldn't resist.
Thanks,
- BlankFrank
I'm a returning customer. I used to purchase products from Love-Scent pretty regularly a few years
ago, and found that they definitely worked pretty well for me at getting women to at least consider thinking about
me "in that way."
After some experimentation, the "cocktail" I settled on was Andro 4.2 plus the Kiotech
X-cite Wipes. I found that the X-cites were great for breaking the ice-- women would often ask me what I was
wearing that smelled so good. (I never came up with a good answer for that one-- "Why, human pheromones designed to
make you attracted to me, of course!" never seemed like the right thing to say, so I usually just said it was Old
Spice, which no one believed.)
Anyway, I'm back on the dating market now, and I'd like to go back to the same
cocktail. Trouble is, it looks like Kiotech has quit making the X-cite Wipes-- I read on the boards that they're
now using their expertise to make pheromone-enhanced baits to attract fish.
That's great for them, and I hope
they make a killing at it. Trouble is, I'm not looking to get lucky with a trout-- and even if I was, I flatter
myself that I could probably manage it just on my natural charm and good looks alone.
I've looked on this site
and elsewhere, but I haven't been able to find out what pheromones were in the X-cites, so I'm not sure
what to use as a substitute. I still have a few of them left, but they're going fast, and there's a beautiful
redhead sleeping in the next room as I type this who I fear may be disappointed when she finds out what I really
smell like.
Of course, it's possible the pheromones had nothing to do with this budding relationship. Maybe she
loves me for my manly bald head and distinguished, patrician beer gut alone, and I'll never need chemical
assistance again. But just in case she kicks me to the curb, I want to be prepared.
So, does anybody know what
was in the X-cites, and what product would you recommend to take their place?
Sorry for making this post
far too long just so I could insert the phrase "beautiful redhead sleeping in the next room." Rude, I know, but I
couldn't resist.
Thanks,
- BlankFrank