Nose bleach, please pass the nose bleach...
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I went to the refrigerator to get some breakfast and had to discover that something in the back of the refrigerator had died. At least it smelled as if something had died. And while detecting the source of the smell and wrapping it in a plastic bag I had to take another load of that smell. Now how do I tell my nose that it's over? Will I get InvalidValueExceptions from my nose all day now?
I'm invincible, I can't be vinced
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I went to the refrigerator to get some breakfast and had to discover that something in the back of the refrigerator had died. At least it smelled as if something had died. And while detecting the source of the smell and wrapping it in a plastic bag I had to take another load of that smell. Now how do I tell my nose that it's over? Will I get InvalidValueExceptions from my nose all day now?
I'm invincible, I can't be vinced
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No, I did not. It was more a package of sausages that I had opened a while ago and forgotten. And I had wrapped it up well enough that it took a while for the smell to escape. AN unpleasant but really effective way to get me awake in the morning :)
I'm invincible, I can't be vinced
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I went to the refrigerator to get some breakfast and had to discover that something in the back of the refrigerator had died. At least it smelled as if something had died. And while detecting the source of the smell and wrapping it in a plastic bag I had to take another load of that smell. Now how do I tell my nose that it's over? Will I get InvalidValueExceptions from my nose all day now?
I'm invincible, I can't be vinced
Several years ago we had 3 bad hurricanes come through the area within a 6 week period and the worst one had the power out for a week. When we opened the fridge shit oozed out of it. We sealed it up and put it by the road!
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