@tweezak I found this little tidbit in the end credits comforting. Movie production in the 70s sure was a different time.
“During the filming of all animal sequences, H.L. Edwards, veterinarian of Gillette, Wyoming, was in attendance at all times to aid the filmmakers and the anesthetist in proper treatment of the animals used, and at no time were the animals harmed or mistreated in any way.”
Forest fire smoke that turns the sun that weird neon orangey-pink color.
The stench of some dead rodent that you can’t locate (happened to me about 3 years ago. I finally found the desiccated corpse of a dead rat in the far corner of my basement under a pallet this past autumn. )
When I realize the fine layer of dust that accumulated on every surface in my house was actually soot from Canada. (I was too slow closing my windows.)
I’ve started monitoring the air quality. It was in “No really, it’s very bad, stay inside/ wear a mask no matter how healthy you are” range for a couple of days.
Taco Bell for lunch.
Forest fire smoke.
Hard to choose. All listed options seem to apply lately.
Seeing the smile creep up on my bulldog’s face. Time to leave the room, maybe even the house.
Chewy air.
Marijuana/ Skunk smell everywhere I go.
@natekimh Yeah, the damned skunks are everywhere!
@natekimh Yes, I used to not have a problem with it and was OK to it being legalized.
Not legal in my state yet… but good God, the smell is everywhere all of a sudden.
Now, I’m only ok with the legalization of “edibles”
. As long as it’s only edibles I won’t have to smell it.
Tear gas
Remember Close Encounters?
@tweezak I found this little tidbit in the end credits comforting.
Movie production in the 70s sure was a different time.
“During the filming of all animal sequences, H.L. Edwards, veterinarian of Gillette, Wyoming, was in attendance at all times to aid the filmmakers and the anesthetist in proper treatment of the animals used, and at no time were the animals harmed or mistreated in any way.”
Under bizarre smells:
Ooh that smell
Can’t you smell that smell
The smell of dirt surrounds you
@2many2no
/giphy chorus singing HELL YEAH
Safety “experts” on site of a train derailment
@ybmuG These guys?
Cigar smoke.
Forest fire smoke that turns the sun that weird neon orangey-pink color.
The stench of some dead rodent that you can’t locate (happened to me about 3 years ago. I finally found the desiccated corpse of a dead rat in the far corner of my basement under a pallet this past autumn.
)
When someone puts a rag or old sock over my nose & mouth and asks “does this smell like chloroform?”… So I guess my answer is chloroform.
@sicc574 You mean Naptime spray?
When I start wheezing. I have emphysema and asthma, so my lungs know before my nose does.
Dead / dying insects or birds falling from the sky.
My uncle.
The dead canary…
Chilli…WITH Beans
When I realize the fine layer of dust that accumulated on every surface in my house was actually soot from Canada. (I was too slow closing my windows.)
I’ve started monitoring the air quality. It was in “No really, it’s very bad, stay inside/ wear a mask no matter how healthy you are” range for a couple of days.
AQI