The post whore thread.

[brutal]

I was definitely a product of the 90's release, as I'm an 80's baby.

As are my two son's. ;-)

But you knew I was old.

[hurley842002]

As are my two son's. ;-)

But you knew I was old.

Yes I did, but cool none the less...

[ChickNorris]

Narrf

[OtterbatHellcat]

That's a first. I just got a static discharge shock on my forehead from the damn ceiling fan pull chain thing. Hello.

[ChickNorris]

Hello

[OtterbatHellcat]

Hello

Yeah, that's what ya feel when ya get a static shock when ya didn't expect one. Sometimes when I'm lettering/striping vehicles and pull the premask off after application, ya get charged and don't know it, but touch the vehicle and get a good one...lol.

[Great-Kazoo]

Oh yeah, my wife came home and started making that ham. She said the other side looked fine. It did look fine and it tasted fine as well.

When in doubt, sniff it out. If it sends enough warning up your nose to retch. Best bet is to toss it, or give it to the cluckers.

[Great-Kazoo]

That's a first. I just got a static discharge shock on my forehead from the damn ceiling fan pull chain thing. Hello.

ALIVE. IT'S ALIVE !

[Fentonite]

When in doubt, sniff it out. If it sends enough warning up your nose to retch. Best bet is to toss it, or give it to the cluckers.

My wife has a terrible nose, can’t tell roses from shit. The sweet girl tried to cook some chicken breast that was past it’s date “but smelled ok”. I’ve never been one to find odors offensive (and I work around some terrible smells), but I took a deep whiff of the sizzling skillet and had my first ever experience with odor-induced, repetitive, involuntary, balls-in-your throat, retching. At that point, it was clearly beyond trying to say she did good and choke it down to spare her feelings. Now she has me pre-approve all chicken before she cooks it.

[Irving]

My wife has a terrible nose, can’t tell roses from shit. The sweet girl tried to cook some chicken breast that was past it’s date “but smelled ok”. I’ve never been one to find odors offensive (and I work around some terrible smells), but I took a deep whiff of the sizzling skillet and had my first ever experience with odor-induced, repetitive, involuntary, balls-in-your throat, retching. At that point, it was clearly beyond trying to say she did good and choke it down to spare her feelings. Now she has me pre-approve all chicken before she cooks it.

Hahahahaha. I know exactly what you're talking about in being new to that feeling. I also have a sensitive nose, but am robust with the things I can smell since I sniff everything. One time, I found a tupperware under the front seat of my wife's care that had been there at least a week and was from some egg breakfast. This was in the summer. I thought I was being funny and I told her, "Hey hun, smell this!" and I popped that tupperware open and took a big whiff and had the same reaction as you did.