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My baby cousin's dirty diaper ranks pretty far up there.
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#1
A dead cow. Was riding atvs on a back road, farmer either didn’t know it died or chose not to dispose of it and let nature take its course.
And now days I’m lucky if I can smell anything 😩 (Thanks Covid!)
Final score:
3points
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#2
Gangrene in my father's leg and hand before amputation. Also in a dog that was attacked by a larger dog (she had a drainage tube but did not heal well).
Close second, a MRSA infection.
Final score:
2points
#3
3 week old pot of stew my mom forgot in the back of the fridge. the moment she opened the lid on the pot the smell flooded our house and knocked out anyone standing too close to it.
Final score:
1point
#4
A dead guy who had been decomposing in an unopened appartment for a good 6 weeks.
Final score:
1point
#5
I left some food in my lunchbox over an ENTIRE summer vacation and didn't open it until I was getting ready for the next school year.
Imagine the smell of a half-eaten 3-month old ham/cheese sandwich marinating with the juices of a crushed orange, there were also some melted chocolates at the bottom (A "treat" for when we were done eating).
And OFC it was all moldy.
Final score:
1point
#6
The smoke from wildfires. Especially the fires that hit town. It stings, it grabs the throat, it's terrifying. There's not just wood in it but burning cars, homes, trailers, warehouses. It's the emotional impact, yes. But it's also horrifically dirty, ugly and damaging.
Final score:
1point
#7
The air from a stoma bag, while being emptied by me at 6:05 a.m. Even the patient turned away in disgust. (Mind you, they normally weren’t a problem except this one)
Final score:
1point
#9
The cooler that has been the staple of family car trips since before I was born. I swear it soaked up the smell of my sister’s 4 years of puking on every car trip that was over 3 hours. Plus that one time she managed to get liquid poop up her back. It STINKS.
Final score:
0points
#10
Two things that stick in my mind ( or nose) - a turkey farm in summer 🤢 and inside a sugar refinery 🤢
Got to say hyacinth flowers make me feel nauseous too.
Final score:
0points
#11
I'm a restaurant manager and the first time the grease box had to be emptied i wanted to ser how ir was done...the workers told me i should wait outside but i thought " how bad can it be??" Well i almost threw up from the smell just as they opened ir..."it IS very bad"
Final score:
0points
#12
Waste water treatment plant, specifically the building where they remove the solids from the liquid. Imagine being trapped in a public toilet that exploded.
Final score:
0points
#13
My husbands family will smell everything! It’s like the first question they’ll ask you about an item (old rag on the counter or strange old food containers, etc.). This might not seem that weird but I have a weak and stomach and have trained myself to fake smell things they ask me to.
I’m at a thrift store with my husbands cousin and our kids. And his cousin shows me this round tin that didn’t have any indication of what it was used for or what could be inside. I walk up to her and she opens it and asks me to smell it. Without even thinking I go in nostrils deep to smell this tin. Everything I trained myself went straight out the doors. It smelt like some put their Halitosis breathe in it and let it rot in their dirty stock bin for a few years.
Instantly my gag reflex was triggered and I was dry heaving in the middle of the aisle! She couldn’t stop laughing! When I collected myself, I asked her what the fudge was that? She shrugged and said I have no idea, my daughter came up to me and asked me to smell it… so gross!
Final score:
0points
#15
Working in a 4* hotel.
One day, the police came because of a suicidal call from a guest's husband.
I work at the reception and when they arrived, i escorted them to the room, and open the door without thinking of anything beside the distress of that woman.
The fist thing that hit me was the smell. The room was all in the dark, I just saw the feet of the lady on the bed.
It felt like 45°c in there, and smelled like vomit and all sort of body fluids (don't know if that's the right way of saying it, sorry for that).
She wasn't dead, thank god.
But the smell... 😵
Also all the rooms I have to go to when a guest has an issue... Believe it or not, even if they checked in 5 min before, 90% of the time they just finished using the toilets. And it smells AWFULLY BAD.
Advice : please guys, don't call the staff when you just pooped... 😏 like what is that? First you poop and THEN you check if everything is OK in the room??? That's weird...
Final score:
0points
What do you think ?
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
My immediate thought was mango but then I remembered the granny flat on the property I recently bought is pretty bad. At first I thought it was just because the previous tenant let his cat pee and poo all over the carpet. Then I had the carpet removed and although the smell was better there was still some there. Then I realised it smells worse after it has rained, so I think it is coming from underneath, but that's still not all. So then I shut all the interior doors to see if I could isolate where it came from, which I have done (I hope) because I found out there was a different smell in the bathroom to in the kitchen. So it turns out I have to replace a disgusting toilet that seems to also have a crack in the sewerage pipe. Plus, the smell in the kitchen is a cupboard where the previous tenant obviously left food to rot. So there is quite a bit more work than I bargained for and the smell still feels like it is in my nose!
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
My immediate thought was mango but then I remembered the granny flat on the property I recently bought is pretty bad. At first I thought it was just because the previous tenant let his cat pee and poo all over the carpet. Then I had the carpet removed and although the smell was better there was still some there. Then I realised it smells worse after it has rained, so I think it is coming from underneath, but that's still not all. So then I shut all the interior doors to see if I could isolate where it came from, which I have done (I hope) because I found out there was a different smell in the bathroom to in the kitchen. So it turns out I have to replace a disgusting toilet that seems to also have a crack in the sewerage pipe. Plus, the smell in the kitchen is a cupboard where the previous tenant obviously left food to rot. So there is quite a bit more work than I bargained for and the smell still feels like it is in my nose!
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