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11/23/05 at 8:10pm

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I will be wearing my GIT to the family thanks giving dinner. How about you? What will some of you wear to your outings?

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11/23/05 at 8:28pm

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Hmm.....I'm on the fence between two great scents. It's either gonna be Mechant Loup or Michae Kors.

But it seems that the "wolf" is beckoning me.......!!

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11/23/05 at 8:50pm

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Madini Incense

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11/23/05 at 8:55pm

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I'm cooking, so no matter what I wear it'll most likely come off as Eau de Turkey (my favorite gormand!) More likely than not I'll be wearing GIT as well. Unless I wear my sample of Chez Bond which is close enough to the same thing

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

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11/24/05 at 2:39am

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I'm going with Dior Homme for the family gathering, and it's probably L'Instant for holiday shopping the day after.

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11/24/05 at 5:48am

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Just finished my famous Cranberry sauce with cognac and a large dish of whipped potatoes with sauted chives and garlic.

I'll be meeting fellow Americans and Canadians here in Ottawa, Ontario for our annual Thanksgiving get together and I know the hosts will be wearing Antaeus and Eau Sauvage respectively.

I'll have to wait to make my decision later.

A most sincere Happy Thanksgiving to my fellow Americans and all who partake in it!

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11/24/05 at 8:36am

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Happy L'Eau de Gray V to all who celebrate. I am curious as to whether some of those in other countries also celebrate a day of "giving thanks" similar to Thanksgiving in the US.

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11/24/05 at 9:36am

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Originally Posted by FatTony

I'm cooking, so no matter what I wear it'll most likely come off as Eau de Turkey...

Me, too, as is traditional each year. I've started this morning with Nicole Miller for Men, though I'm undecided what I'll wear after I shower. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Jeff

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11/24/05 at 1:07pm

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I cracked open the new bottle of Cuiron body wash and followed up with Antaeus EdT.
I'm nice and leathery and feeling very thankful I had the whole Thanksgiving feast catered.
Have a good one everybody!

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11/24/05 at 6:21pm

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Happy Thanksgiving all! Today I'll be wearing CK one Scene...I know I know but i gave it a try and I've gotten so many complements and I truly love the ylang-ylang! Tomorrow I'll be wearing my new standby, B*MEN!!! I'm thankful for Thierry Mugler this year!

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11/24/05 at 7:13pm

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Wore my Creed Himalaya for the family Thanksgiving gathering. Not very often do I eat in such a formal manner, therefore I opted for a unique and memorable fragrance.