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//the smell of natural fertilizer spread in the fiedls of the Kibbutz was the best smell in the world.//
In my youth, we often went to visit my Nan who lived waaaay out in the countryside. I hated going to the countryside. Everything smelled of shit.
Just thought I'd share that. |
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A number of years ago I took advantage of the City's compost distribution program, and picked up about half a yard of compost. It smelled like human excrement. I put it into a lidded container for a week and the smell went away. |
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in no way did you explain how you would bring this
about. I think a lot of the chemical fertilizers smell
much worse than natural ones. |
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I must admit though, in the spring when this local
farm puts the manure on the cornfield, it’s almost
hard to drive by there for a week! So still I don’t
understand how your product works! |
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How about a different smell that would attract people instead of
repelling them? Fresh peaches, for example, have a delightful aroma,
and perhaps most importantly they don't smell like shit. |
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Shit is loverley. Mmmm breathe deep. It clears out your passerges sure it do. |
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I think my idea hit the fan. |
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If it's any consolation the smell of grain silage transports me instantly back to the age of three when I first smelled it. |
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There is a mint farm I drive by sometimes. At the right time
of year, the mint farmers harvest all the mint and the by-
product of this is a parking-lot-sized mound of mint clippings
and soil. It's fertilizer, but it smells like mint. It smells like
mint for miles around. |
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No doubt some beardie-weirdie ecofascist will complain about the air being polluted by the smell ... |
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