Meathenge has a fantatic diatribe (bewarned: strong language) against scented trashbags and dishwashing soap.
Saturday, August 04, 2007
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5 comments:
Amen! I accidentally bought those scented garbage bags. It was awful.
nice blog
Yeah, I don't normally use that type of language, ain't my deal. But smelling that smell first thing in the morning, in my sink, on my dishes, sent me over the brink. It had to be done.
Biggles
Why are all of you are trying to put the red lipstick on a pig!!!!
Great work.
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