I've been thinking...

[Ant]

Why is it that shampoo comes in all sorts of colours, but the lather is always white? :confused:

[Iain200sx]

its all due to colour additives to make it pretty for people. :rolleyes: but the same basic formula is used which is why it lathers up the same. sad but true, i have no life. :cry:

[dunc]

Dear useless information guru (Iain),

Why does my belly button fluff's colour not always relate to the colour of the T-shirt/jumper I'm wearing? :confused:

Dunc.

[voodoo_melon]

Just saw the thread title and thought 'oh no, not again :rolleyes: '


:D

You wonder about the strangest things Ant, this and the taste of envelopes as prime examples.

[Ant]

Originally posted by dunc
Dear useless information guru (Iain),

Why does my belly button fluff's colour not always relate to the colour of the T-shirt/jumper I'm wearing? :confused:

Dunc.

PMSL :D :D

[Iain200sx]

unfortunately dunc im not sure of that. I am a fountain of irrelevant knoweledge, but even that mystery evades me.....:confused:

[tanjuakio]

Originally posted by dunc
Dear useless information guru (Iain),

Why does my belly button fluff's colour not always relate to the colour of the T-shirt/jumper I'm wearing? :confused:

Dunc.

Ooh ooh I know this one!!! It's something to do with the acidity of your sweat, turns the fluff blue. Well that's what Skip reckons, but he's got a skyline, so what would he know ;) :p :D

[siranui]

I always assumed that belly fluff 'rode up' from your waistband, so was more relative to your pants than your shirt.

[Dave_S]

There was a thread on here somewhere of a page from a bloke that collected it. It was something to do with your sweat and clothes. Apparently, mens was more likely to be a grey/blue colour :)

Dave

[dunc]

Wow, a few excellent theory's. I'd love to here the definitive answer on this one.......