Official Gold Bond Thread

[turkeyrun]

hmmmmmmmmmmmm, I feel a sing-a-long


Chestnuts roasting on a open fire

 

[OKCHunter]

Another tip - let the dust settle from the air before putting in your contact lenses. GB is hell on the eyes.

 

[Okie4570]

The green bottle used to only be reserved for south TX trips and Florida, now it's a toss up................I'm surprised that the word "galded" hasn't been mentioned in this thread yet.

 

[TerryMiller]

You know, this thread is much like the one a while back about shaving in that it makes me wonder if there are a bunch of pansies on here. Some of the shavers kept writing about "sensitivity," so I wonder if the same condition is here as well.

Then again, dirt calls me "Sir," so it might just be a generational thing. What say you older guys?

 

[O4L]

I've been using good old fashioned corn starch daily for over 30 years. It works wonderfully, and costs much less than GB.

I should have bought stock in Argo when I was a young man.

You wouldn't believe how many times a guest has used my restroom and then asked me why I keep my corn starch in there.

 

[daniel1daniel2]

When you work outside all day and the day starts off with a rain, you usually end up with rash before 10 in the morning. The only thing that will keep you from going home early is GB powder. On our crew it is better known as "ocean breeze"

 

[turkeyrun]

I've been using good old fashioned corn starch daily for over 30 years. It works wonderfully, and costs much less than GB.

I should have bought stock in Argo when I was a young man.

You wouldn't believe how many times a guest has used my restroom and then asked me why I keep my corn starch in there.

hmmmmmmmmmmm, sure that 'starch' isn't for something else?

 

[TerryMiller]

When you work outside all day and the day starts off with a rain, you usually end up with rash before 10 in the morning. The only thing that will keep you from going home early is GB powder. On our crew it is better known as "ocean breeze"

OK. This does make some sense to me. You'll have to keep in mind that my many years of working outside so much was up in the Panhandle. Anyone that has ever lived there knows that the humidity is almost always low and rains are few are far between. Since I moved to the "center of the state," I'm primarily worked indoors.

 

[n423]

cornstarch works great and helluva lot cheaper.....

 

[Okie4570]

OK. This does make some sense to me. You'll have to keep in mind that my many years of working outside so much was up in the Panhandle. Anyone that has ever lived there knows that the humidity is almost always low and rains are few are far between. Since I moved to the "center of the state," I'm primarily worked indoors.

The difference in felt humidy across OK is definately unique. Grew up in Bartlesville, didn't realize how miserable(humid and almost zero wind) it was until we moved to the Enid area. The difference between Enid area and Guymon is just as noticable to me.