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Monday, November 23, 2009

All About Soap

It's a week of Gratitude posts written by yours Quirky! It's all in honor of one gluttonous upcoming holiday.
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I am so grateful for bar soap.

I can't imagine that as little as a century ago, soap was a luxury.

Smelly times, people, smelly times.

Makes me feel like wrinkling up my nose.

So I am grateful for the sweet, scented modern soaps that clean and refresh and help you smell goo-ood.

But soapy goodness does not end there.

Did you know that the type of bar soap you use can identify certain aspects of your personality.

Honest! (Well according to my loony brain.)

Looky, looky.

Dove: You are flighty and fickle. When confronted with a challenge, you wing it. You have no problems being undependable and flaky. You leave without any warning. If arrested, you would definitely be a flight-risk.

Lever 2000: You enjoy bargaining and negotiating with others. You manage to gain the positional advantage in every situation at home and work. You are the master leverager. You can talk your way out of donating to the Salvation Army bucket and actually taking all the money for yourself. Rumor has it that you finagled two grand the last time. Nice work.

Irish Spring: You are hot-wired to be sassy. A bundle of energy is bursting and springing from within you. You would love to surprise others by springing out of a cake. And you enjoy scaring the heebie jeebies out of others whenever you can. It can backfire on you if you suddenly spring onto your spouse while he or she is sleeping. A fight is sure to break-out between the two of you. But your spirited wit and sharp tongue will enable you to hold your own. Plus you tend to have smoke coming out of your nostrils. All that internal energy finding release.

Caress: You are a gentle soul. Very affectionate. You tend to be a touchy, feely person. There's not a face you won't...caress. And you have sweet breath that always gently intoxicates the one you are whispering sweet nothings to. And you always carry extra Certs in your purse or pocket.

Safeguard: You are a cautious person by nature. You plan every step of your life and you will not deter from it without ensuring that proper safeguards are in place. You hire an entourage to accompany you all the time. Detective Benjamin "Bugsy" Spiegel is always available to you when he is... available.

Dial: You are a phone addict. You cannot stop talking on the phone. You enjoy calling 1-800 numbers and anxiously await the option to "talk to a live representative." With your outgoing personality you make others feel accepted and welcomed. Sometimes you get on people's nerves with your constant chattering. (Shh! Please be quiet now.)

Oil of Olay: You are a slimy character. You weasel your way through life and have no remorse. As you slither to and fro, you leave a trail of slime that others have to clean up after you. It's no picnic being around you.

Coast: You are coasting through life, riding on the coattails of others. Hey! Stop trying to kick me off. I like it here. It's... comfy.

Bacon Soap: You are a pig. Sooooooo-ey!

Soap.

It does a body and mind good.

Even a loony mind like mine.

Strangely enough, I'm craving bacon.

Mmm bacon.

11 comments:

Collette said...

Very interesting post! It must have taken tons of research. Anyway, my family uses Irish Spring. Unfortunately, all that extra energy that should be coming out our noses as smoke, seems to have found another outlet in my hubby! LOL!

Deb said...

I am partial to Suave body wash, the sweet pea and violet scent. Fancy stuff! I usually have a coupon for it and wait until the local drug store chain has a BOGO sale going on. See how suave and sophisticated I am? I love smelling like peas.

The Old Silly said...

Yeah, well, one of MY memories of soap is having my potty mouth washed out with it by mom Mom. But, yeah, soap is a good thing when applied to the correct areas of the body. So - a week of thankfulness posts, eh, Quirkster? Good idea. And now I got a taste for some bacon. See ya!

Marvin D Wilson

ReformingGeek said...

That was great, Quirky.

I see elements of myself in all of those soaps. I'm a dove that got caught in a oil slick. I can fly in and steal the money from the bucket and still be on time to pop out of the birthday cake.

Yeehaw!

Me-Me King said...

Marvin's mother and my mother must have gone to the same school. Because of it, to this day, I have never bought bar soap, only liquids and sweet smelling shower gels.

nonamedufus said...

Quirks: Wow you sure cleaned up with that post. That was one of your best - bar none. I soap-ose it'll be tough to top.

P.S. I wish they had bacon soap when my mom would discipline me for foul language as a kid. Blachhh!

Quirkyloon said...

@Collette It did take tons of research and thank-you for acknowledging that. *grin* And I'm sorry the smoke is coming out the "wrong" way. hee hee

@Deb You smell like pee, eh? Erm, I mean peas. Sorry 'bout that! *smile*

@TheOldSilly *gasp* You used bad language as a child? *thud*

@Reffie Boy you are a diverse geek ain'tcha? hee hee hee

@MeMe Those sound wonderful, but they don't last long in my house. Can you say six-year-old? Ha!

@Noname We should go on the road with our act. I always seem to give you such great lead ins. Whaddaya say? Pardners or no? hee hee

nonamedufus said...

Yes, folks, as kids Quirks and I wen to separate schools together barump-bump...we're here all week - has a nice ring to it (bathtub ring, ha, ha, ha - oh I don't think I'm well)

MikeWJ at Too Many Mornings said...

This is such a great idea for a post that I'm sick I didn't think of it. You're a genius, Quirky. Also, very funny. I'm so jealous of your brain right now......

Quirkyloon said...

@Noname We're sure to make millions Noname! No, not millions, BAjillions! Ha!

@MikeWJ Trust me, my brain doesn't hold a candle to YOURS! You are mag-ni-fique! *smile*

mama-face said...

DIAL!!!! bahaha. FUNNY.

I am clearly using the wrong soap-I am no negotiator.
Nor do I rip off the Salvation Army.

I'm switching to Irish Spring. Sassy is my middle name.