Don't people bring their own shampoo and conditioner when staying at hotels?

I was about to say--I never use that shit at hotels. I take my own.

Me either.. and how old is he anyways?

You know, you can just go to the lobby and ask for more.

Couldn't you just hit the I agree your life sucks instead of posting a comment of the exact same thing

It was an attempt at a pun, oh well.

Your profile pic sums up what I think of you right now.

I understood #2 nice try, better luck next time

oh jesus. more negativity on the internet. surprise, surprise.

Cry more, 37. Maybe it'll help.

I think Op's brother might go silence of the lambs style; it puts the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again

Well my thing here is, do you not your own shampoo and toiletries with you when you travel? Even if you fly would you not buy some when you land?

Unless you're picky about brands, idk why you'd bother packing your own when you know you're going to get it for free at the hotel.

Hotel soaps and shampoos are hard on your skin and hair and the moisturizer isn't very good nor is the conditioner. I pack my own because I'm allergic to any soap with perfume of any kind in it.

It's called tackling...or gang up with your family :3

Your picture is the only reason this was funny.

"douce" -JMicheal, 2015

haha simple mistake of an unused letter. I will pay my price of downvotes.

Never give in, 35! Make up a meaning for it and tell everyone you did it on purpose. You could invent a new word!

douce ˈdüs adjective chiefly Scottish : sober, sedate First use: 1721

"Revved up like a douce Another runner in the night…" It's deuce. Close enough. What the hell is that song about, anyway?