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Comments (21)
Mr. Hart said
at 2:57 pm on Oct 24, 2013
I've been told I stink but I don't know why and don't know what to stay away from not to smell. What causes me to smell?
sulfur said
at 3:18 pm on Oct 29, 2013
People don't usually smell bad due to sulfur, unless they have been in direct contact with it. In these cases, washing your hands or using gloves could help. Usually, though, people smell bad from perspiration, also known as sweat. Taking baths and wearing fresh clothes is the most common solution. Also make sure that your clothes are stored in a clean place. In hot weather, carrying a bandana or wipes could be useful to wipe off sweat. Always make sure you floss and brush your teeth daily. Your body odor also depends on your body wastes, so avoid eating unhealthy things such as fast foods too much. A less well known solution is to avoid deodorants unless it is an extreme case. Bad smell doesn't come from sweat itself; it comes from the bacteria in it, and things such as deodorant provides food for these bacteria. After all this, if you still have odor problems, try consulting a doctor. You may have Bromhidrosis. I hope this helps you.
actinium said
at 9:11 am on Oct 29, 2013
Hey! Did you know that together we form Diactinium trioxide together. We should hangout sometime!
sulfur said
at 5:31 pm on Nov 2, 2013
No thanks. Diactinium trioxide does not sound very exciting.
hafnium said
at 10:06 am on Oct 29, 2013
Hey! So remember Hydrogen's party? I'm the guy that was surrounded by all the radioactive ladies like Francium and Uranium. Anyway I could smell you across the room. You have no game, but you got potential. If you and I team up to become Hafnium disulphide, we could get all the fine elements. What do you say? #bros
sulfur said
at 5:32 pm on Nov 2, 2013
Never! You have too many people on your list. The chances of you ditching me are too high.
molybdenum said
at 2:22 pm on Oct 29, 2013
I need your mutual agreement, you are one of my only loves, we can create Molybdenum disulfide :)
sulfur said
at 5:58 pm on Nov 2, 2013
You have my mutual agreement. Together, with the use of covalent bonds, we will create Molybdenum disulfide and help modify transistors, biochemical sensors, and nanocircuits. People will know us all over planet earth for our contribution to the human population!
molybdenum said
at 5:50 pm on Nov 4, 2013
Thanks
chlorine said
at 4:34 pm on Oct 29, 2013
Hey Sulfur! Did you know that we make Sulfur dichloride together? I would really love to hang out with you sometime! I know a lot of elements want you but...I hope you'll pick me! =)
sulfur said
at 5:35 pm on Nov 2, 2013
I'm sorry, but no. You are used for dirty clothes, which is just disgusting.
magnesium said
at 10:46 pm on Nov 2, 2013
Hey Sulfur, It is I Magnesium. You and I can help scientists by reacting. All I need is for you to say yes... please #Single
sulfur said
at 12:32 am on Nov 4, 2013
I'm sorry, but you are late. I've already got another element. Better luck next time!
lithium said
at 11:07 pm on Nov 2, 2013
Sulfur! We can light up the world together as we react to make lithium sulfide, which is found in lithium-sulfur batteries! Let's totes hang out and gossip together sometime!
sulfur said
at 12:33 am on Nov 4, 2013
I am not a tote and I do not gossip, so the answer is no.
tellurium said
at 6:51 pm on Nov 4, 2013
Just found out that you and I react together! Crazy right! We are also in the same group!
sulfur said
at 10:16 pm on Nov 4, 2013
That's really cool, but if this is a relationship request, then the answer is no.
indium said
at 11:54 pm on Nov 4, 2013
Hey sulfur!! :) Making Indium Sulphide with you is so fun! :) When we react together, we make this incredible compound! :) I'm so glad we're such great friends!! :D
sulfur said
at 10:15 pm on Nov 5, 2013
That is very kind of you!
silver said
at 11:07 pm on Nov 5, 2013
Hey Sulfur , together we make silver sulfide . In my jewelry buisness you are part o the reason why our products shine.You're a great friend!!!
sulfur said
at 6:55 pm on Nov 12, 2013
Interesting!
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