My brother wore Drakkar in high school.

I wore Santa Fe, which is a men's cologne but I really liked the way it smelled and there wasn't a women's equivilant at the time ( I think they made one but it was too floral for my tastes).

I thought boys started wearing cologne at the time of Hai Karate. I'm disappointed there's no wiki entry for this.

This is why my sister and I are deadly at Pictionary

Testify!

Also, we can kinda draw, unlike my husband who makes everything look like a ham.

Oh, that might be important, too.

My husband and I are banned from being on the same team at Scattergories or Trivial Pursuit. They split us up in hopes of canceling out the advantage.

I've gone through phases where I use perfumes/smellies, but then just gradually quit. I'll use scented soaps and whatnot, but I can easily do without and don't miss them.

The times I've received the most compliments about my perfume? I've been wearing unscented off! bug spray. Take that as you will.

Perfumes tend to give me hives, so I avoid them in all products if possible.

Bvlgari- White Tea is at this moment,

The penthouse at THEHotel Mandalay Bay is stocked with White Tea lotion, soap, body gel, etc. V. nice.

I can't wear any perfumes, more's the pity. The White Tea lotion is okay in small doses. Any Calvin Klein or Estee Lauder or Lancome scent is right out - allergy attack is imminent when I smell those.

Jean-Paul Gaultier's For Men, though, I think I could wear.

My biggest problem is that so many people over-apply. Scent should be applied so that you can smell it when you're right up close to that person, not 5 bloody feet away.

I wore Santa Fe, which is a men's cologne

Oh dear, that's my toe-curly one. I've been known to sniff the boxes in stores and get turned on.

There's a lady in my office that you can smell that she had walked by, for minutes afterwards.

Fried Mac & Cheese looks especially disgusting.