And of course there’s Tennessee Williams. Surely there are others?
Not really in the last 100 years. Popularity of baby names by national rank:
Georgia #110
Dakota #272
Carolina #428
Virginia #510
Montana #1050
Jersey #1620
Indiana #2154
Alaska #2274
Tennessee #6116
Washington #9789
Too many similar colours, but dark blue is wrong. Dark blue is freshly spread cow manure on a 95F day.
Too many similar colours, but dark blue is wrong. Dark blue is freshly spread cow manure on a 95F day.
Yeah I’m pretty sure I’ve never smelled a corn processing plant
Another example of why South Jersey should be its own state.
Too many similar colours, but dark blue is wrong. Dark blue is freshly spread cow manure on a 95F day.
Close, but it’s actually freshly spread pig manure on a 95 degree day. Cow manure smells like Chanel No. 5 compared to pig shit.
The closest I ever came to giving up IM training was when I was at mile 60-something on a training ride on a hot July day in southern WI, stuck behind a manure spreading truck that was dripping out the back.
scorpio516:
Too many similar colours, but dark blue is wrong. Dark blue is freshly spread cow manure on a 95F day.
Close, but it’s actually freshly spread pig manure on a 95 degree day. Cow manure smells like Chanel No. 5 compared to pig shit.
The closest I ever came to giving up IM training was when I was at mile 60-something on a training ride on a hot July day in southern WI, stuck behind a manure spreading truck that was dripping out the back.
scorpio516:
Too many similar colours, but dark blue is wrong. Dark blue is freshly spread cow manure on a 95F day.
Yeah I’m pretty sure I’ve never smelled a corn processing plant
I learned from the Ten Junk Miles Podcast, that there is a difference between Wet Corn and Dry Corn
D’Wife had to do training in Cedar Rapids once, and she said the whole town smelled like Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
windywave:
scorpio516:
Too many similar colours, but dark blue is wrong. Dark blue is freshly spread cow manure on a 95F day.
Yeah I’m pretty sure I’ve never smelled a corn processing plant
I learned from the Ten Junk Miles Podcast, that there is a difference between Wet Corn and Dry Corn
D’Wife had to do training in Cedar Rapids once, and she said the whole town smelled like Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
What godless heathens would dislike that smell?
She didn’t say she didn’t like it - it was just “overwhelming”
She didn’t say she didn’t like it - it was just “overwhelming”
I was referring to the map makers
Another example of why South Jersey should be its own state.
I kinda disagree with the teal portion entirely
I’m pretty sure you’re not getting “subway/hot garbage/sidewalk cart” in State College, PA, or Binghamton, NY
Sigh … time for another Alaska factcheck.
First, elk are found on only a few islands in Alaska. They are not a native species.
Second, there are very few pine trees in Alaska, and they’re only found in Southeast Alaska.
Third, don’t most people like the smell of pine sap?
I’m not sure what the worst smell in Alaska is, but based on my limited experience it’s a rotting whale on a beach.
Third, don’t most people like the smell of pine sap?
As a person who lives at the edge of New Jersey’s Pine Barrens, I really LOVE the fragrance of pine needles warming in the sun by the side of the road. It’s very different from the “pine” fragrance you get with “cleaning products”
I’m not sure what the worst smell in Alaska is, but based on my limited experience it’s a rotting whale on a beach.
there’s a mom/wife/girlfriend joke there but I’m gonna take the high road




