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Comment: Love them my husband looks good with them and definitely recommend this product.
Comment: I real like these glasses. They fit very well and little wind gets through. The proce is great and don't care if they get a bit scratched up.
Denver, Colorado
Comment: These are a great pair of glasses for the price. They are comfortable and let a minimal amount of air in. I could see fit issues for someone with a smaller head but even then I'd think it would be minimal. Work as well or better than my $100 pair from the dealership. For the price try them. Work great for me and Ill be purchasing a second pair.
Comment: Loves the glasses! Use them everyday and the look good and work even better. Great price for quality shades. Will buy some more when these get lost or wear out.
Panama City Beach,FL
Comment: I bought two pairs, yellow & clear. They look & fit great. I was surprised at how fast I recieved them. I will buy again from Jafrum.
Bridgewater, MA
Comment: I scored two pair on sale at Christmas ...one tinted and one clear. Super light-weight, comfortable, and great clarity. These are as good as some I've owned at twice the price. Highly recommend.
Grovetown, Ga.
Comment: The glasses look good, feel good and the price was great! Got 'em for Christmas and can't wait to ride with them. Will probably wind up ordering a pair of clear.
Comment: Great seller. Prompt, courteous transaction. Glasses are really nice and came with a soft protective "case". Would buy here again.
Arthur Owens
Hempstead TX 77445
Comment: These sunglasses are great and keep most of the air out which makes for a nice dry eyed bike ride!!
Comment: I bought both these and a pair of photochromic. These are by far the ones I grab 95% of the time. Great inexpensive sunglasses. Forget the Photochromic, get these!
Jim Bowers
Comment: I got these glasses really hoping they would work well at night and in overcast days.They are fantastic, they fit well to the eye basically due to the padding around the lenses and are light for wait. Very pleased, thank you.
Brian Bauder
Ajax Ontario, Canada
Comment: Great fit & look
Daytona Beach
Comment: Great fit and great optics! I am very satisfied with them and will buy another pair.
Comment: Nice glasses, but did not fit my face.Return was easy.
Comment: The best sunglasses for bike riders. Keeps the wind out of your eyes while looking stylish. After about 10mins you forget they are even on.
Syracuse New York.
Comment: Nice glasses, very comfortable. Originally bought them to make the free shipping. Glad I did, wear them every day.
Ken M
South Shore, Mass
Comment: Great fitting, good crisp optics. Got to order a second set (need spare just in case!) Wouldn't hesitate to recommend them for anyone!
Donnie Carr
Charlottetown, PE Canada
Comment: I got the amber and love them.
Killeen, TX
Comment: GET TWO PAIRS NOW! One for day and one for night.
new york.
Comment: Great Glasses nice and clear and for the right price
R. L. Clark
North carolina
Comment: Great fit, awesome clarity. Couldn't ask for more, Thx
Comment: I bought the tinted and colorless glasses for day and night riding, respectively. They both give a very clear picture and are well worth the price.
Comment: I just drove from new York to las vegas, Nevada. . They are almost as good as goggles. Get your self a pair or two you will not regret it.
las vegas, nevada
Comment: Great glasses for the money come with a soft case and keeps the wind out of you eye. Liked them so much I ended up getting 3 pairs 2 for me and 1 for my chick. If you want good quality and inexpensive this is the way to go.
Comment: I love these glases. comfortable,good optics.no air in my eye. I only have one eye so good glasses can be life or death for me.I have not ridden wirth any high end glasses since these arrived.
Pat C.
Charleston, sc
Comment: Great pair of sunglasses they look great and fit great look and feel like $100 pair at a fraction of the cost.
Bloomington Indiana
Comment: Nice fir, great performance
Bradenton Fl
Comment: So, either my head is shaped funny, or I'm just to "picky" for my own good, but these shades let a little more air in than I would like. That being said, the overall fit is good and they are very stylish. The buffeting is not too bad, but be prepared for a case of "dry eyes" if you are riding for distance.
Va. Beach
Comment: I love these glasses. They are very comfortable and they are a good price.
Davenport, IA
Comment: Bought the yellow lens glasses after watching the the video on protective eyewear. used them for my NYS motorcycle course and they worked great for the 2 days. Haven't used them at night yet but will be trying them out soon.
Cheryl Morse
Comment: Very clear and the smoke provide good sun protection the ambor great for hazie days and getting stuck in the dark. Going to try the yellow for moonlit rides. The wind stays out and so does water for those times tou just get wet. Don't seem to scatch easy either. Prompt delievery. Well pleased
Scott Paulus
Fairhope Alabama
Comment: These things make me look so hot I've got women hitting on me left and right. Nowadays I only wear my yellow ones at night, just for that reason!! They are bright, clean, fit great for hourlong rides and keep the tears from flowing when hitting 90.. Love them!
Comment: I am very happy with these glasses. I got the yellow ones so i could use them at night. They fit well and keep the wind out.
Dominicque Scott
Comment: Quick delivery. Great price. They are a little wide for my skinny face so air gets in around the sides. Over all a good buy.
Randy Ward
Mary Esther Fl
Comment: These glasses fit perfectly. I ordered the clear and the amber colored glasses for my night time riding. They really help with the glare from oncoming traffic. Not the first thing I have ordered from Jafrum and won't be the last.
Rockport, MA
Comment: There were 35 Reviews when I wrote this so, not much else I can say. They are functional and they look cool. I wore them for a 6 hr trip already and I've ridden around town with them. I like'em!
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The Bobster Eyewear Company makes high grade optics for a wide range of applications from ballistics applications for military use and law enforcement, to motorcycle riding, and casual use as well. These are just a few from the huge selection available at Jafrum.The first pair today is the most popular style among Jafrum customers, the Shield II's. At Jafrum, we carry four of the six styles of Shield II's Bobster offers. We have clear, smoke, yellow and amber, all with black frames. The shield II's feature a frameless design for light weight and good peripheral vision. Like all Bobster Eyewear, they feature shatter resistant polycarbonate lenses that offer one hundred percent UVA and UVB protection. They also feature closed cell foam gaskets to keep the buffeting down and the debris out, and padded ear pieces for all day comfort. To add a ballistics grade anti fog lens and an ANSI 87+ compliance, take a look at the Shield III's. They look very similar and are only slightly more expensive.The next two pairs I want to show you are the Foamerz. These are the original Foamers, and these are the Foamerz II. There are numerous similarities between the two pairs. Both glasses have the closed cell foam gaskets you would expect to find on a pair of glasses called the Foamers, and a shatter resistant, fog free, polycarbonate lens construction. They're both available in three lens colors, clear, smoke, and amber, and both have black frames. There are numerous differences between the two versions as well. The frames are obviously very different in style. The original Foamerz are an older style chronologically, but as all things in fashion go through cycles, the older version of the Foamerz is actually a more current style. It's funny how that works. The newer version does incorporate pads into the earpieces, though, making them ever so slightly more comfortable, and the Foamerz II carry the ANSI Z-87 + rating.These versatile little guys are the GXR convertible riding glasses. They have the basic construction of a standard pair of gasketed riding glasses, but with the added security of a removable elastic strap. They're available in clear, smoke, and amber, and feature anti-fog, and shatter proof polycarbonate lenses. To remove the strap, apply firm pressure to this little button on the temple and pull the tab out. When reinstalling, make sure the tabs click into place or the strap may come loose. These GXR's are also prescription lens compatible, and have NXT Transitional photochromic lenses available through Bobster.For the rider looking for a more airtight seal around the face than what is possible with closed cell foam, we have the Bobster Cruiser riding goggles. These traditional split lens goggles are available in clear, smoke, and amber, and are great for all types of activities that require eye protection like hang gliding or the ever popular poke your buddy in the eyeball as hard as you can game. The seal on the cruisers is open cell, so you get a perfect seal around your face. This style foam is very absorbent, though, so if they get sweaty, wash them. The oils in your sweat will cause the foam to deteriorate over time if it's not cleaned once in a while. These goggles feature a shatterproof polycarbonate lens that is UVA and UVB protectant. Next we have one of my favorite pairs, the Fat Boy glasses. These glasses are very snug and stable, and they utilize a photochromic lens coating that turns the lenses dark in sunlight, then returns to clear in lower light. FYI, though, if your eyes are sensitive to light and need very dark lenses, these Fat Boy glasses might not be for you. The lenses only darken to forty seven percent light transmission, so don't expect to be able to hide your eyes behind these glasses. These Fat Boys have the familiar closed cell foam gasket, anti-fog lens coating, and the padded earpieces for all day comfort.Next, we have one of the most comfortable pairs in the Bobster lineup, the Invaders. The Invaders combine the look and style of a regular pair of riding glasses, with the comfort of open cell foam usually reserved for goggles. These lenses are also photochromic, like the Fat Boys I just showed you, so they change from light to dark in bright sunlight. These Invaders are available with different lens colors, like amber and rose, which are great for riding at night. Like all Bobster glasses, they feature a shatter proof and UVA and B protectant polycarbonate lens material. Included with the Invaders, are a zippered case and a microfiber cleaning towel.This next pair in our overview today is called the Charger. These are one of the few models we are looking at today that doesn't have any gasket around the eyes. These are for the rider who is going to wear his or her glasses as much off the bike as on it. These also meet Bobster's ballistic requirements. The lenses are anti-scratch, anti-fog, UVA and B protectant, and possess the ANSI Z87 certification. These glasses are available in clear, smoke and amber, and feature replaceable nose pieces and high grip rubber inserts in the earpieces.This is another model without a gasket system called the Hooligan. These are going to be primarily a lifestyle pair with a little bit of riding mixed in. They have the shatterproof construction and the UV protection like the Charger, but give up the ANSI certification and add prescription ready frames and a photochromic coating on the lens. These have a unique finish to them, it is a mix of glossy black plastic and a matte colored material that has a rubbery feel to it.Next, we have the popular Condor model. These are what are called an OTG, or over the glass model. This means that they are designed to be worn over a pair of prescription glasses. Most OTG glasses are gigantic and look like they could be used as welding goggles. These are much smaller than most, so they look kinda cool, but that does mean that the prescription glasses worn underneath them also need to be fairly small. A wire frame will fit much easier beneath the Condors than an acetate frame will. Because these glasses are going to stick out just a little bit farther off of your face than a non OTG pair will, Bobster has added these side windows in the temples to maintain the best possible peripheral view.If you're looking for the most versatile pair of riding glasses possible, you might take a look at these Renegades. These do everything. They are a goggle when you want a goggle. They are glasses when you want glasses. All you have to do is swap out the strap for the ear pieces. The closed cell foam is even removable for creating a fully casual look. The lenses are anti-fog and photochromic. It's important to note, though, that the tint range with this model is similar to that of the Fat Boy glasses we looked at earlier, so they aren't going to get dark, they are just going to provide relief from squinting. They have a very tactical look to them and will look great on or off the bike.Ok, just a few more for you.If you like the idea of the Renegade, but don't think you need the goggle strap feature, the Ruckus might be what you're looking for. The Ruckus features prescription compatible frames, and a removable closed cell foam insert making them great on or off the bike. The Rukus comes with anti-fog photochromic lenses, but you can also opt for a polarized lens, through Bobster directly, but honestly you start to get into some pretty pricey territory. Next we have one of the most popular pairs of goggles of all time. These are the Bugeye goggles. Actually, these are the Bugeye II's to be more specific. These are popular for two main reasons. The first reason is that they just plain work. They are really flexible so the fit a ton of heads. Also, the open cell foam gasket creates a seal with no gaps, but allows enough air to circulate through the goggle to minimize fog. The second reason is their versatility. This pair of goggles comes with a total of three pairs of lenses including clear, smoke, and amber, so you're getting three pairs of goggles for the price of one. You also get a cleaning cloth and a case with your purchase.The next pair of glasses I'm going to show you combines the interchangeable strap system of the Renegade glasses with the interchangeable lens system of the Bugeyes. These are the Sport and Street glasses. You get the clear, smoke and amber lenses as well as the goggle conversion strap, a cleaning cloth and a nice case. The lenses are anti-fog and UV protectant, and the frames are prescription compatible. One thing that's unique about these SS's is the fit. They have a very aggressive curve on the earpiece to hold them tight against your head, which is great, unless your ears are set far back on your head, in which case these glasses will hurt like crazy.The next pair today is called the AXL. These are a perfect solution for the rider that is looking for the most peripheral vision available. The lenses on these AXL's wrap all the way around to the temple so blind spots from your glasses are a thing of the past. They are available in lens colors clear, yellow, and smoke, and are available on Jafrum right now for an incredible discount. This is a no frills pair. There is no gasket or straps, just glasses.Finally, I have a pair of riding goggles for you that are perfect for the rider who likes to pack light and maximize space. These are the folding Crossfire goggles. They feature the trusted anti-fog, UV protectant, and shatterproof polycarbonate lenses, but in a package that folds up really small and fits in this little included case that can be worn on your belt. In addition to making these goggles very packable, the hinge on the bridge of these goggles also makes the fit very versatile. The goggles are able to conform to almost any head.
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Last years caddy book is what pushed us over the top to be an A-tier event for 2009. I dont think there is a better way to start our fund raising efforts for our 2009 A-tier event than to start selling caddy book spots.
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All sponsors will receive their space in the caddy book (which ALL players will receive), a sign on their sponsored hole's tee sign, recognition on the "Thank You" page of the caddy book, recognition at all player's meetings and awards ceremonies, and advertisement on our message board.
If you know of anyone that may be interested in buying a hole sponsor either let me know. More holes will be available in the future as we decide what format we will be using. Please post here or PM me with your request to sponsor a specific hole.
If there are any individuals that want to put their money together and sponsor a hole that is fine too.
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14.) One-Stop Sports (PAID)
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18.) River Town Spirits (PAID)
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Pity you dont like it. for me its one of the best out there... but we all have different opinions
Thread: Terre d'Hermes - Le Takedown
Ahh Terre d'Hermes, what can one say that hasn't already been said. Well after wearing it for the past couple of weeks I've come to a conclusion; it sucks. Oh I wanted to like it, what with it's rockstar perfumier, great bottle and epic longevity, but sadly, I can't in good conscience enjoy this perfume.
What does it smell like? Turpentine or some kind of pine scented cleaning product (Pine-Sol). It is surely a sign of conspicuous consumption and hopeless pinheadedness where people now waste copious amounts of money to smell this bad. It gives off the sense of a pathetically past his prime older man trying desperately to remain relevant with his loud tommy bahama shirts and bad combover. This is the olfactory equivalent of the Grecian formula, a nasty, pricey marketed to geriatric type product that attempts to convince them one can buy youth and style.
Ive heard it smells "manly" which is true, if the man's been stripping paint using a pine or citrus based surfactant, just as Fahrenheit evokes motor oil and automobile associations, although Fahrenheit actually smells good.
Terre d'Hermes also holds one of the rare distinctions of giving me a near-instant headache upon application, presumably since it probably shares the same olfactory provenance as many commercial floor cleaners. The longevity is excellent, then again, slash some Pine-Sol on your clothes, you'll find that similar scent equally durable.
I can't say I hate Terre d'Hermes, that would be unfair and inaccurate, I loathe it. It is the embodiment of everything wrong in perfumery, it's expensive without smelling good, pretentious and superfluous. There is no need for this thing to exist and but for the Hermes association it would be quickly forgotten. It is the olfactory incarnation of everything wrong in the world. As readers of my previous reviews will note, I loathe hyperbole, but I steadfastly believe discontinuing Terre d'Hermes might simultaneously bring world peace and end global hunger...ok maybe not, but it'll surely make some of the planet smell better.
Pity you dont like it. for me its one of the best out there... but we all have different opinions
I don't care for this one either.
Ive been looking forward to trying this one day.
It gets rated highly here I think?
This makes interesting reading.
Sorry you have had an unpleasant experience with it. I would never want to be without it personally.
It's very nice. Are you sure you didn't try a fake bottle? Just wondering as I don't remember getting a lot of pine from it.
I respect your views. And for them to be more helpful I'll ask that you provide us some perspective. In other words: 1. Did you wear from a bottle, decant, sample?; 2. Do you know when it was manufactured?; 3. Did you wear under clothes, or exposed skin, both?; How much did you use?; Where'd you wear it, outdoors, office setting?; What's the climate like now where you're at?; What scents does it remind you of?; What scents do you similarly have such distaste?; What scent groups do you like? etc.
Perspective is everything. For instance, if you're 20 something / work in a retail environment / enjoy le male, blue sugar, 1 million, etc. / used 2ml of tdh each application / and consider 35 old age, well your perspective and mine (as well as others, I'd bet) might be markedly different.
There have been other threads re TdH that suggest some changes have occurred. I happen to have a bottle from '08 and, quite to the contrary, consider it among the best in my collection.
"It gives off the sense of an pathetically past his prime old man trying desperately to remain relevant with his loud tommy bahama shirts and bad combover. This is the olfactory equivalent of the Grecian formula, a nasty, pricey marketed to geriatric type product that attempts to convince them one can buy youth and style."Here's a little perspective, I'm 50, wear my hair tight, and have plenty of hawaiian shirts. Haha, I won't pretend to be offended by your comment. But really... are you being honest or wut?
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Now tell us what you really think about it...LOL IMO, it's an ok frag. Don't own a bottle, and will probably sample to death unless the price lowers. A lot of basenoters like this stuff, but I personally think it's overated.
Currently my favorite scent and go to frag for basically every Friday at work to pick me up for the weekend. I believe that all the hype of the years have led others to try and pick it apart more. I also have a 1.7oz bottle from a few years back and haven't sampled any of it from newer bottles.
I would suggest to keep trying. I HATED Black Aoud for a long time and it now is fighting with Terre for my top spot!
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
1) I don't begrudge anyone their opinion because we all have different noses BUT
2) There isn't a hint of pine anywhere in this scent. Not even close....not even very close
3) There is nothing old man about this. I don't even find it overly mature. I find it classy, smooth and perfect for work and a young to middle aged professional or for casual wear. I'm an attorney, wear business casual and suits, have all my hair and am 43. Nothing pathetic and it is perfect.
4) Drydown is one of the best I've ever smelled. Woods andvetiver with a hint of smooth orange I barely detect.
"As you walk down the fairway of life you must smell the roses, for you only get to play one round."
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I respect TDH for what it is but never became a fan. I don't see the pine association either.
I don't enjoy the burnt cedar/pepper accord in it (obviously related to Iso E Super) and although I don't consider it a vetiver scent as many do, IMO it would work better in very hot weather. The Parfum was even more peppery on my skin.
And also, the fact that I can smell it on every other person doesn't help. I like more unique scents, not necessarily popular ones.
I grew to like Terre after a while, and wore it for a few months; but gradually grew to dislike it (not as much as the op, of course). I think I just came to the conclusion that, frankly, it smells vaguely of flinty sweet body odor (and don't even get me started on the Pure Parfum, which I do loathe). Pine? That's a new one to me. I'm not sure it's the Iso E Super in it, but it could be. I think TdH used to be over 50% Iso E Super.
I also didn't receive a single compliment the entire time I wore it, and as soon as I switched back to GIT for daily wear, a coworker told me that she had hated what I had been wearing, but didn't have the heart to tell me. That was enough for me.
For orange, I'm sticking with my orange/neroli trio: Neroli Portofino, Chanel Eau de Cologne, and Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte.
I recognize a lot of people like TdH -- and just look at the number of its reviews! Not as polarizing as Kouros, perhaps, but close.
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Current Top Five:
1. Creed Green Irish Tweed
2. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
3. Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte
4. Bond No. 9 New Haarlem
5. Creed Original Vetiver
Im 29, I love it, and I get compliments on it all the time. No pine notes in here whatsoever. I like to check out the OP's wardrobe in hateful reviews like this, usually because their collection will be full of garbage, to bad the directory is down.
I think this is one that people over spray without realizing it. I use one spray to the chest for work and two if Im going out, but never more than two. I think a lot of people over spray most of their collection with out knowing. I was guilty of that when I first really got into frags, I was spraying like 5-6 times and still not thinking it was enough. Now I never use more than 2-3 depending on the frag.
I get the pine too. I like TDH, but it sits with Bleu de Chanel as my two disappointments in my collection.
I think expectations ruined it for me. After all the great reviews and love for it, I was expecting something amazing. I was very dissapointed. All I got was dirt, b.o. and a slight orange feel. I think it's one of those "bandwagon scents" like Aventus. All the cool people like it, I should too. Well this is one bridge I won't jump off.
I love it and so does my wife. It's a winner at my house and has been since the day it came out. Same for Bleu de Chanel.
I don't get pine from it at all, and it's one I couldn't do without. But we all have our likes and dislikes.
"As you walk down the fairway of life you must smell the roses, for you only get to play one round."
--Ben Hogan
MarquisdeSod, I have a feeling there's a specific note - or maybe a specific combination of notes - that people like you and I don't like. Terre D'Hermes is so very well regarded that I find myself shocked by how much I dislike it. I assume it's a great scent that just happens to have something in it my nose can't handle.
Anybody have a sample of Martin Margiela Untitled or Untitled L'Eau? I'm dying to smell these and I've got lots of great niche samples to swap!
"Follow your nose. It always knows." -- Toucan Sam
I think it's ok, but mainly I appreciate that it led me to a couple of it's cousins that are fantastic - Cartier Declaration Essence and Malle's Bigarade Concentree.
I really wanted to love this one but I just don't see the huge appeal. Maybe I'll have to go back and retry it.
Loved it at first. Then after a few wearings it hurt my head and made me nauseous. It's just too much. Will never go back to it. I much prefer Guerlain Homme L'Eau Boisee which is a lime/vetiver combo that is fresh and not-headache inducing. I only draw the comparison as they are both citrus/vetiver combos perfect for Spring. Definitely prefer the Guerlain. I even prefer Kenzo Homme Woody! (sorry all the Terre lovers - I do get it, it's just too strong and migraine inducing for my nose).
From a very uneducated and inexperienced perspective, the last time I sampled the PP, it had some kind of organic, nasty, waste-like thing going on before drydown. That was followed by nothing but a very un-interesting orange citrus cleaner smell. All I could smell was orange. Nothing else. It could have just been a bad day.
My sampling of the EDT before that was much more favourable -- it smelled much more complex and was not unduly dominated by orange, let alone an orange citrus cleaner smell. I didn't disfavour the organic nastiness at the front end either. It was there in one form or another but for whatever reason, I liked it. A lot. In fact I really liked the EDT start to finish.
I need to spend a lot more time with TDH but at this point, I wonder whether to me, there is a big difference between the EDT and PP. Perhaps though it was just my mood, skin, or something else that was not consistent during my very limited samplings.
I have it and really like it but there are days when I can't stand the smell of it. I think it's a quality frag but probably won't buy it again.
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PS. I can't smell pine in it. I hate pine smells.
I love it as well but the new bottles lost something in reformulation to my nose. Not as fresh and bright. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
I wanted to like this one, but I dislike orange as a note and couldn't get past it. Smells nice on others, but I don't prefer it on myself. I find the Pure Parfum the more tolerable of the two concentrations. I do think the drydown is quite pleasant however. Not enough to keep the bottle I bought. If anyone wants mine, check my sig.
I agree with leading to other great frags too. Cartier Declaration is another good frag and has surprisingly good sillage and longevity with me.
I've given it many full wearings (official carded samples from Sephora) in different occasions and seasons and never liked it. I get the same bathroom cleaner / dish washing liquid soap vibe from it.
Give Le Labo's Bergamote 22 a try. It's a much better, more complex citrus fragrance.
Maybe it was just lucky skin chemistry in my case, but I enjoyed this scent quite a while before the TDH hype, same goes for the EDP version.
Trolling? I really don't enjoy reading reviews written so pseudo-objectively. TdH is not a bad scent at all, it's very popular and very highly acclaimed which, if anything, proves the OP is objectively wrong. Sure, you don't have to like it but to label those who do "pinheaded" is just puerile, if not plain insulting! There's no room for that on Basenotes as far as I'm concerned.
I'm ambivalent towards TdH.
When I smell it on others, it sometimes smells fresh and groomed, other times thick and musty. I also experience this when wearing it myself - it kind of walks on a thin line between great and awful - and that's plain annoying. Another big negative with TdH is that it's so easily recognizable, I know immediately if someone is wearing TdH around me. I want to wear a scent, not a brand.
Agree with voodoodanny, well said sir.
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TdH is a masterpiece. You don't have to like it any more than you have to like a Picasso or a Miro. Don't like it? Don't buy it. I don't like Tobacco Vanille much and see it as rather ordinary. Rather than slam the scent I simply ignore it and applaude those that like it and wear it. Thank god we all have different tastes or we would all smell the same. Wear what you like and ignore those you don't like. Name calling over a persons tastes and preferences is so 20th century.
Some Favorites
1. Amouage Epic man
2. Dior Leather Oud
3. Perris Monte Carlo Oud Imperial Black
4. Le Labo Patchouli 24
5. Amouage Opus VII
6. Byredo Bullion
7. Masque Milano Russian Tea
Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Current Top Five:
1. Creed Green Irish Tweed
2. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
3. Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte
4. Bond No. 9 New Haarlem
5. Creed Original Vetiver
Perhaps your olfactory bulb has been damaged. I can't see any other reason for disliking this fragrance to the point of causing hallucinations and insulting others.
got a big bottle of edp, it's a masterpiece, really appreciated by ladies....
check your ego at the door!
Not really a 'takedown' if you're just stating a subjective point of view that carries no more weight than anyone else's on this forum. But thanks for your impressions.
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You've inspired me to wear this as my SOTD for the first time in months.
Like some others, there are days when I love it but also often wish I wore something else. I'd say it is the most finicky fragrance in my collection. Sometimes one spray puts me off, while 3-4 sprays feel just right in another setting. Literally every wearing is a gamble.
It is also one of my only scents to have never received a single compliment. I do live in a place where people are rather restrained, but even a close lady friend who is often vocal about my fragrances didn't have anything to say. I also don't think it is as versatile as many claim it to be. It can get extremely hot and humid around these parts, and I didn't enjoy it on such days.
I really like this one, but have been told it wears too mature on me. Basically I have to wear it for myself, but the thing is I can't detect it a few hours after spraying (though longevity on this is really good and can fill out a room 8 hours after spraying)
I wore the TdH deodorant yesterday - it's a little sweeter and creamy - much nicer than TdH Edt or Edp, delicious and strong - I smelled it through the day over the Vetiver Tonks I was wearing - go figure.... To me it's what TdH could have been!
Oh I think it's just wretched stuff.
Is it me or is the new EDP juice smell off?
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
An amusing post (minus the vitriol and judgement) . . . good for a couple of chuckles.
I'm reminded of the main character, Clamence, in the Albert Camus (see OP's avatar) novel, La Chute . . . Camus referred to Clamence as follows . . .
"He has a modern heart, which means he can't stand being judged. Thus he hastens to try himself but he does it so as better to judge others. The mirror into which he looks will finally be held out to others." "Is the man who speaks in this book putting himself on trial, or his era?"
Oh, the pain.
It's a huge iso-e super bomb, the drydown is 95% iso-e.... Jean-Claude Ellena needs to put down the iso-e and come up with something original and halfway decent.
the flinty quality at first.
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One thing about TdH though........even though I don't like it personally I don't think it's significance can be denied. In kind of the way I feel about Quenton Tarrentino.
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I went from loving Terre on a coworker, to being appalled when I tried it on myself, to trying it again and liking it, buying a full bottle, then over the months, growing a bit ambivalent toward it. Thankfully, though, as others have mentioned, it led me to Cartier Declaration, its ancestor, which I think is a far more interesting fragrance and which I love.
All in all I think your last paragraph gave you away. The part about "bring peace and end world hunger" was either tongue in cheek , maybe like the rest of the post. or the overly ornate words of a restless disgruntled 20 somethings having a shot at perceived symbols of patriachial male authority.
I think TDH is too put together and too perfect. If you prefer the design of a Cadillac SRX/CTS over an Audi A#, you would probably really like Terre d' Hermes. It's just too shiny, too metallic for my taste. I like those notes and am a fan of JC Ellena's other perfumes with vetiver, woods and iso e super but this one doesn't do it for me either. It smells good in short brief exposure and mostly on other people, not me. Thank God for differences, otherwise we wouldn't know who we are! Would we?
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|Nov 18, 2012, 12:05 PM
Has anyone switched from buying blu-rays to strictly itunes? How's it working for ya?
I was about to buy brave on blu-ray and then i thought since i've got all this apple stuff (apple tv, macbook pro, ipad, iPhone) i should try just buying on itunes. Wow. Having a strictly digital copy that's always backed up in the cloud (can't lose a blu-ray or have one thats scratched up) AND being able to just share it to all my devices has been amazing. I know this is gonna take up a ton of space on my hard drive but i'm really excited for buying movies now.
Has anyone made the full on switch to buying blu-rays to just buying off itunes? How's it going?
|Nov 18, 2012, 12:09 PM
I buy Blu-ray when it's a great deal.
Same for digital downloads as well. Been buying less movies in general though.
|Nov 18, 2012, 12:24 PM
Until digital downloads have 1080 25mbps encodes with a DTS Master Audio or TrueHD track Ill keep buying blurays. a lot of movies include digital downloads for convenience- most that dont are specialty movies id rather watch on the projector with 7.1 surround anyway and not on a portable device or laptop.
|Nov 18, 2012, 12:45 PM
#2) you probably also think you own that movie just like if you had purchased a Blu Ray disc. But you don't. Instead, you have a "lifetime license." Try selling the movie to someone else. Try giving it away to someone else. Try loaning it to a friend to watch at their home. Try willing it to someone else. Basically, iTunes movies are rentals for up to the end of your life... or until the Studio decides to no longer offer the movie, whichever comes first.
#3) As others have offered, while iTunes 1080p media certainly looks good, it is typically far more compressed than Blu Ray and it will have 1992's Dolby Digital sound standard at best. Blu Ray wins in both quality of picture and quality of much more modern sound formats (including lossless). This matters more to some than others but if you do own a good HDTV and a good sound system, quality can make a big difference in the experience.
#4) Often one can find Blu Ray for cheaper than it will cost in iTunes. A little shopping- especially if you'll shop the used market- and you can save some fairly good money over the course of accumulating a favorites collection.
The hassle with Blu Ray is really 2-fold. 1) If you want it in iTunes, you'll sometimes have to rip it which can involve a few hoops and several hours of encoding. Many BDs come with a free digital download now. 2) You have to go get it or wait for it to arrive in the mail (where with iTunes you get that immediate gratification of the download). Others might add that they don't want to store discs anymore, and especially "I can't see the difference, <so you can't either>" (which were also offered when Apple stuck with 720p instead of 1080p for- IMO- too long), "die BD die", kids with jelly on their hands, etc
iTunes has a lot of potential. Personally, I save building a library from iTunes movie/TV show downloads until the iTunes version is fully toe-to-toe with BD in terms of picture quality & sound. Apple could just offer that option for those that wanted it and that would thoroughly tempt me. It would also be good if Apple could address issues like #1, #2 and #4 above too.
|Nov 18, 2012, 01:00 PM
|Nov 18, 2012, 01:48 PM
This last bit quoted above can be reasonably easily addressed by the BD owner learning how to convert a BD into an iTunes media file. And using simple, free tools allows them to choose what level of quality they want rather than Apple deciding for them. This solves the "overloaded DVD case" problem and makes them every bit as convenient as anything one can buy from iTunes... but with all of the other benefits referenced (but not deemed important enough to your own situation).
For example, in my case, I have no "lost in an overloaded case" problem, my whole collection is in iTunes. I don't have to wait until hard drives get bigger, they're plenty big enough now. I don't have to wait on any download or pay to buy them again if I want to watch something more than once; they're immediately ready on demand. They also easily go right onto an iDevice too. After converting the disc, I toss them into a big plastic bin stored completely out of the way (they are my last resort backup should a couple of layers of hard drives all die at the same time).
The point is that there are certainly key benefits to both. If one leans toward one option or other other, they can rationalize their favorite option by focusing on the positives. As I see it though: BD is fairly rigid in its format maximums while Apple has the subjective flexibility to match BD toe-to-toe at any time or even run right over BD by stepping up to even higher quality standards. I wish Apple would at least get toe-to-toe for those of us that care about details like maximum picture & sound quality.
As to iTunes picture & sound quality is probably good enough for most, that may be true. But given the opportunity to have better picture quality & sound for the same or lower cost of the iTunes option, the "most people" view is not as simple. This crowd here will probably overwhelmingly agree that iTunes 1080p is plenty good enough (just as many here argued 720p was good enough until Apple finally stepped up to 1080p) but my view is if I can get better quality for the same cost- even at the expense of some immediate gratification- than I favor the better quality. Then, by turning it into an iTunes media file, I get all of the other benefits I would have realized by buying the iTunes version instead (only at an even higher quality picture).
Oh, and that business of Studios just suddenly removing content availability happens all the time. Movies are available and then they are gone. It is a big deal and anyone hoping to just trust the iCloud should think twice: download a permanent copy or risk losing that file at any time.
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|Nov 18, 2012, 02:29 PM
For the foreseeable future, i think iTunes will be the way to go for me. I just bought prometheus and avengers and giggled like a little schoolgirl going from room to room playing them all over the place. Shows what little maturity i have. My 8 year old daughter was pretty amused watching me go "hey look. It's on my iPad! No...it's on my iphone. Now it's on my Apple TV! hahahaha" laughing maniacally. I'm having too much fun right now.
Converting blu-rays to itunes is totally new to me. Is it pretty easy? Cause there's nothing i'd love more than to put this cluttered case of movies on my computer. What method do you use?
|Nov 18, 2012, 02:38 PM
2) Transcode mkv to mp4 using Handbrake
3) Add metadata to mp4 using Subler
4) Add mp4 to iTunes...Done!!
Note: all apps are free and produce excellent quality with minimal file size.
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|Nov 20, 2012, 07:44 PM
Price wise, it works for me. There's a small part of me though that worries "what if apple fails someday what happens to my stuff?"
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Crippen led an offense that despite scoring nine runs, produced just one extra base hit on the afternoon: a double by Ivelia in the bottom of the sixth. But, according to to Panthers head coach Kim Hammons, his team took advantage of their scoring chances throughout the game.
"I think that we were just opportunistic in manufacturing runs and walks and singles throughout our lineup," Hammons said. "We didn't have any big producers really."
Hammons acknowleged that Crippen's play in Friday's game -- and all season so far -- has been key in Snohomish's success.
"Russell is just an exciting player to watch this year," said Hammons. "He's been hitting the ball hard and in play in every game. He's been a real catalyst this year."
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and the story:Hornets guard Eric Gordon's first contact practice since October went well Monday.Story coming soon on NOLA.com
http://www.nola.com/hornets/index.ss...d_eric_43.htmlNew Orleans Hornets shooting guard Eric Gordon was so excited Monday about participating in his first full-contact practice since October that he showed up work two hours early. Other needing more conditioning work, Gordon practiced for two hours at the New Orleans Arena without having any problems or restrictions.
Gordon has missed all 27 games this season because of a patella tendon disorder and bone bruise in his right knee, which required arthroscopic surgery last season that forced him miss all but nine games.
Although Gordon's first practice went off without a hitch, there remains no set timetable on his return. However, Gordon said he hopes to play in one of the final three games scheduled before this month ends. Coach Monty Williams said Gordon will not play Wednesday night against the Orlando Magic.
``I felt pretty good,'' Gordon said after Monday's practice.``I was just ready to get out there with the guys. It was full contact and I participated in every thing. Now its just the conditioning part.''
It was only Gordon's third contact practice he has participated in since training camp began this past October. He participated in two contact practices before the Hornets opened the regular season against the San Antonio Spurs, but he did not play because of recurring problems with his knee.
Before rejoining the team Saturday, Gordon had been in Los Angeles since early November going through extensive rehabilitation work to strengthen his knee.
``He looked pretty good out there at attacking the basket,'' Williams said after Monday's practice. ``He looked pretty encouraging, but we'll see how he feels tomorrow.''
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I hope I'm excited for something "real" this time, and it's not just a repeat of Opening Night again.
Glad there's no ambiguity about whether he'll play Wednesday. I'm sure the REAL reason he isn't playing is so they can see if his knee does something funky again.
You don't really get in game shape until you actually play some.
Really hope we look into a adding a D League team in the near future. Spurs have mastered it and they always use it in situations like this.
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
I firmly believe that Gordon is the 4th best 2 guard living on planet Earth today, and I was all for signing him long-term... But this situation has just gotten too scary. The guy has absolutely no PR skills, no personality, is ridiculously injury prone, and I'm worried that next year this crap would happen again.
"The only thing Ryno stretches is the 0's on the stat sheet." - BallSoHard
After hearing the real story about Gordon, I think the Puddin comments are getting old.
And we all know how incompetent Demps and Monty are and how they're considered by multiple NBA observers to be the worst young GM/HC tandem in the league....
... oh wait, none of what I just typed is accurate.
I just ignore people that call him "Puddin" and other things like that.
It's clear they have an agenda, if you take the time to understand it's pretty clear what's going on with the Gordon situation but they'd rather keep bagging on the guy because they hold agenda's like 16 year old girls.
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You do realize the same guy you're slurping, signed Gordon to his current contract, right? You do realize Monty, Dell and this organization needs Gordon to pan out so they can coninue looking smart, right? Dell and Monty are still in the good graces of the fans and most around the league, but if this goes south quickly then I doubt they hold that esteem quite as well. You attitude towards our team is downright baffling at times.Originally Posted by WisconsinHornet
I don't think people realize how much Gordon not panning out will set our franchise back. He's the one legit all-star type player we have right now. Do i expect miracles when he comes back? No, but i expect after we add another piece or two in conjunction with Gordon we will be in a pretty bright spot.I just ignore people that call him "Puddin" and other things like that.
It's clear they have an agenda, if you take the time to understand it's pretty clear what's going on with the Gordon situation but they'd rather keep bagging on the guy because they hold agenda's like 16 year old girls.
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There are a lot of guys who could come to a team and help you offensively, or help you defensively.
Gordon is one of the very rare players that if he's playing up to the level we expect from him, he'll help tremendously on both sides of the court.
Everyone will change their opinion on him after his first game winning shot
As long as he comes back healthy and helps the team win, all will be forgiven. If the injuries continue to mount, he will be public enemy number one.
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BELLEMONT — How much can you get for stealing walkers and crutches from a handicapped woman?
In the case of an Alamance County man, the answer is $3.96.
That's what Kory Shane Lashley, 24, of Thom Road, Mebane, got Jan. 16 when he sold two aluminum walkers and a pair of aluminum crutches to OK Recycling on East Webb Avenue in Burlington. Lashley is accused of selling the items for scrap metal after stealing them earlier in the day from a wheelchair-bound woman.
"If the boy had knocked on my door and asked, I'd have given him what I've got," Tonie Hicks said. "If he needed $5, all he had to do was ask. But don't steal from me."
The incident started shortly before noon. Hicks and her daughter Leslie Brown and Hicks' two grandsons have recently moved into a house on N.C. 49 in the community of Bellemont. Brown had emergency surgery last week and was home from work recuperating.
Hicks, 62, needs a hip replacement, but because she's suffered three heart attacks, doctors don't think she'd survive the surgery. She's on disability and has been confined to a wheelchair for six years – only using the walkers and crutches on occasion.
"My heart won't let them fix my hips," is how Hicks described her condition.
She was in another part of the house when she heard her daughter yell that a man was stealing from a backyard garage.
"She said, 'Mama, that butt hole next door is trying to steal your walker!' " Hicks said.
She said Lashley has family members who live beside her.
Only a few days removed from surgery, Brown rushed out to confront the thief. She yelled at him, but Hicks said Lashley had already placed the items in his car's trunk. He hopped behind the wheel and gunned the motor, then circled the next-door house to avoid Brown. Hicks noted his vehicle left tracks in the rain-soaked yard.
Hicks called 911 and Deputy J.R. Holmes of the Alamance County Sheriff's Office responded. Hicks explained what happened.
Holmes listened, then said, "I believe I know where it went."
Hicks said it wasn't long before Holmes returned with the missing walkers and crutches. She said Holmes told her he drove to OK Recycling and asked workers if they'd purchased any crutches and walkers earlier in the day.
They had, and even had Lashley's name on a receipt. The transaction was also captured on videotape. The walkers and crutches were resting comfortably in a corner of Hicks' kitchen by the end of the day.
"I was real pleased with the sheriff's office," Hicks said.
She was especially impressed by Holmes.
"That boy, he was right on it," Hicks said.
She said she was as surprised by what Lashley didn't take as what he took. She said also in the garage is a heavy metal hitch-packer – an item placed on the back of a car that's used to haul wheelchairs.
Hicks said if Lashley was looking to sell metal for scrap, he could have gotten far more out of that than he got for the lightweight walkers and crutches. She wondered aloud if he was simply too lazy to pick up the heavy hitch-packer.
"I want the boy to know – you need to get a job and go to work," Hicks said.
She said for Lashley, the end-result could have been worse.
"If I'd been here by myself and seen him, I'd have probably shot at him," Hicks said. "I've got a .38 and I know how to use it."
Lashley was charged with misdemeanor larceny and obtaining property by false pretenses. To add insult to injury, he was charged after being stopped by Burlington police after allegedly being involved in a hit-and-run in a parking lot on East Morehead Street. Lashley was charged with driving while license revoked in that incident.
He was placed under a $15,000 bond. A magistrate at the Alamance County Magistrate's Office said Lashley complained about the bond amount, worrying he'd have to spend a night in jail.
Hicks said she'd give anything for a healthy set of legs like Lashley has.
"It ain't like I want to be in this chair," she said. "I want to be on my legs, out doing things with my grandsons."
Burlington Times-News staff writer Michael D. Abernathy contributed to this story.


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• Amazon – With their own streaming service and products like the Kindle, Amazon is trying to gain a foothold in the industry now dominated by Hastings' company. The library of content they offer, unfortunately, is not nearly as large in films and TV as it is in books, where Amazon evidently rules.
• RedBox – Instead of a mail-order system, this company uses a kiosk approach that allows customs to conveniently return their films wherever they happen to find one. The lack of a competing streaming service, however, makes this a niche approach not unlike the rental stores of old.
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We loathe giving Aflac any more media attention than they have already received, but we can't keep our mouths shut about the recent PR stunt they pulled. If you haven't yet heard, Aflac recently let a duck loose into a busy New York City subway station and began tweeting about it, ruffling our feathers in the process! The duck, representing their famed mascot, drew quite a bit of attention—but at what cost?
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the stress and utmost fear must have been awful for this baby! how about throwing them into a cage with tigers and lions and see how they feel
i hope all Animal abusers go too hell.
I agree. I can't get near the ducks that walk by my house in a quiet neighborhood. I would hate to see the poor little things in a place like that!
Sorry(not really) to ruffle feathers(pun intended), but, um- it's a BIRD! I wish you all would dedicate your cares and fears to the nearly 57 million babies murdered in the US alone since 1970 (2,900 today alone!) or the 16,000 children that die every year from starvation (that's 1 every 5 seconds) or the 20,000 kids every year that age out waiting to be adopted...20,000 of 104,000 kids in the US alone waiting to be adopted. I hope you realize that these aren't mere numbers. These aren't stats. These are kids, REAL HUMAN KIDS! I hope you shed a tear for them while you were crying about a BIRD walking around a subway(I bet there are some pissed off pigeons, because no-one advocates for the ones that have to live in those FILTHY subways! Bless their hearts!)
THIS IS AN ANIMAL WEBSITE...not a platform for your abortion views
Exactly, what do you think you're doing. There's several issues go to the correct website.
Funny how you only magnified what I said about murdering children, instead of anything else. I didn't raise a political issue, I raised a global human-life suffering issue. And, freedom of speech, right?
For us animal lovers, ANY LIVING BEING is worth respect. That's why we don't discriminate species..we see each other as equals. Yeah it's cool you advocate about babies...but please do not come here to give us your "dose of reality" because caring about babies and not about all other animals make you as bad as the people you are against. WE RESPECT AND CARE ALL FORMS OF LIFE.