For the love of god why
Chris Kern
I have an English conversation class at my apartment each week, and
they tend to bring snacks and drinks. Last time someone brought a
bunch of flavored senbei, which were pretty good. A half-finished
open bag of cheese senbei was left on the table at the end. I don't
use that room for anything except this class, so I didn't even touch
the bag until tonight when I was cleaning up for the class.
BIG mistake. I picked up the bag to carry it to the trash and was hit
with this horrible rancid cheese stench which now seems to have
permeated my clothes and everything in that room. And now every time
I open my trash can to throw something away I get hit with that odor
again. This is honestly one of the worst smells I have ever
experienced (rivals the fertilizer and paper mills in Indiana,
although maybe that's exaggerating a bit). Ugh.
-Chris
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
(rivals the fertilizer and paper mills in Indiana,
> although maybe that's exaggerating a bit). Ugh.
>
> -Chris
Which mills?
Brian
Chris Kern
<la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> posted the following:
I think the fertilizer plant is around Plymouth (we pass it every time
we drive to my grandmother's house in Fort Wayne) -- I don't know how
anyone can stand living there.
-Chris
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> I think the fertilizer plant is around Plymouth (we pass it every time
> we drive to my grandmother's house in Fort Wayne) -- I don't know how
> anyone can stand living there.
>
> -Chris
I think I know it.
I'm from Indy and we have this mill on the westside that while the smell is
strong it isn't bad. Smells just like popcorn.
On the southside though there are some pretty foulsmelling places.
Brian
Kevin Wayne Williams
> Chris wrote
>>I think the fertilizer plant is around Plymouth (we pass it every time
>>we drive to my grandmother's house in Fort Wayne) -- I don't know how
>>anyone can stand living there.
> I think I know it.
> I'm from Indy and we have this mill on the westside that while the smell is
> strong it isn't bad. Smells just like popcorn.
> On the southside though there are some pretty foulsmelling places.
To me, the smell of Indiana is the rotten corn mash smell that permeates
Lawrenceburg. My grandfather was chief chemical engineer at Seagrams for
years, so he lived right by the fermentation vats.
KWW
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> To me, the smell of Indiana is the rotten corn mash smell that permeates
> Lawrenceburg. My grandfather was chief chemical engineer at Seagrams for
> years, so he lived right by the fermentation vats.
>
> KWW
>
Lawrenceburg.....isn't that over near Ohio?
Brian
Kevin Wayne Williams
> KWW wrote:
>>To me, the smell of Indiana is the rotten corn mash smell that permeates
>>Lawrenceburg. My grandfather was chief chemical engineer at Seagrams for
>>years, so he lived right by the fermentation vats.
>
> Lawrenceburg.....isn't that over near Ohio?
Yep. Close to Cincinatti.
KWW\
Michael Cash
The only mills I know that smells like rancid cheese is in Nagano.
Michael Cash
<la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>
That's Kentucky, dumbass.
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> That's Kentucky, dumbass.
>
>
No it ain't goddammit!!!
KY smells like SHIT!!!
Not popcorn!
Brian