Some breeds definitely smell more than others. I remember my grandfathers border collie smelling particularly bad, but then the poor thing probably never got a bath.
jeff
I can think of something, but as we are in polite company, will refrain.
Meanwhile, 65F here in northern NJ today.
Yeah, definitely wanna be upwind after my son chows down on a big bowl of Ghost Ramen‘s Gekikara Spicy Miso Paitan and Matcha Cheesecake.
Best line ever from Slim Pickens: "You boys had enough beans" -- "Blazing Saddles" -- a movie which can never be made again.
With respect to the weather, I think beans release quite a bit of CO2 and CH4 along with some other sulfurous compounds.
Reading the stories of survival and death in the tornado which struck Kentuck a few days ago. One brought my wife to tears.
Had 70/70 weather yesterday, 70F with 70mph wind. Haven't looked at the news/weather this morning, last big blow we got was just before that batch of tornadoes hit KY/IL. Probably some severe storms east of us after the wind yesterday. We had a few fires in the area, they always pop up when it blows that hard.
Maybe where you are. Here also.
But think of the poor folks clinging to the under-side of the earth? Yesterday was the long-day, it gets shorter from now on.
We had rain and it just went below freezing. Even the dogs are sliding.
On my doctor's diet, all I eat is beans. I mix them with spinach and hot chili sauce.
Although my clock has been cleaned, it was Blazing Saddles for a week. Hot, hot, hot - Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" was my theme song. The fire would wake me up in the middle of the night. The cat started sleeping in the next room.
I'm A-OK now, but the first week was nonstop. Amazingly I can eat the hot stuff for breakfast without distress. But now I get massive hunger pangs. Doc says that means the diet is working.
I need the chili sauce for flavor. Beans, spinach, egg whites - where's the flavor?
And a week of flaming sphincter is well worth regaining my health. I've been on this diet for 6 weeks and lost 25 lbs and 2" on my waist. That's a third of my goal. I have to get my numbers down to where I can qualify for elective surgery.
And a week of flaming sphincter is well worth regaining my health. I've been on this diet for 6 weeks and lost 25 lbs and 2" on my waist. That's a third of my goal. I have to get my numbers down to where I can qualify for elective surgery.