Would you wear this perfume at £40 a bottle?

Bobbisox | 12:18 Wed 06th Apr 2011 | News

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http://www.dailymail....me-excesses-body.html

made from his wees and poos...
eughhhhh!

Is Britain run by the 'Left'

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25 already been sold pixi, I believe he's only made about 80, he must have run out of poo

blughhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

McMouse

What a load of cr@p.

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bet he wishes he had a load of cr@p now to continue McM

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starone

Eeeugh Bobbi. How could anyone wear that knowing where it comes from. Judging by his other efforts he is obsessed with bodily excrements. Yeuch again.

Old_Geezer

The sad thing is that in ten years time they'll probably be an exclusive changing hands for £100 each.

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The 23-year-old art student, who says he has a 'really bad' sense of smell, has literally bottled his own scent by making a perfume from his excreta and urine.

And he calls it Surplus...lolol

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Star for one moment I thought it was April the first all over again

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nope it is supposed to worn some say it smells sweet and others, disgusting!

Tuddypat

It's unoriginal, and boring.
There are two other artists in that exhibition who barely get a mention because they haven't bottled their own p1ss. They'll never get on in the art world.

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I thought it must be possible to use bad smells to actually create a perfume.'

Surplus forms part of an exhibition from three graduates from Central St Martin's fine art degree course.

Some 99 per cent of the scent is made from Jammie's own faeces, urine and sebum - the oils found in hair and skin.

Mr Nicholas learned how to distil the ingredients using a home-made steam extractor and then refined the scent from something 'pungent' and 'incredibly strong' into a more sweet-smelling perfume.

such a creative young man..

nightmare

The only surprising thing is the £40 price tag.
There are plenty of people out there with a sufficiently imbalanced money/sense ratio who would willingly pay 10 times that much for such (albeit processed) crap.

Tuddypat

I've just done a forgery...anyone want it? I'll stick it in the post.

It dates from my brown period.

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you could be onto a winner with this Tuddy
what will you call yours?

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