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I was told by transform to not shower
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You have no idea...he once told me to take mint tea baths but didn't specify what concentrated mint tea does to certain sensitive body parts...absolute menace, that bloke.
You just need a natural hot spring with the right amount of minerals
People here boof cacti...
He recommended cold showers to me once, and I've been cold ever since
When everything smells like cheese there are no other smells. . . . . . . . . . . . . 
Meditate on Cheese I will. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Meditate on Cheese I will. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Even worse when you take a whiff of cheese but you know for certain there's no cheese...When everything smells like cheese there are no other smells. . . . . . . . . . . . .
I'm imagining a new range of Deodorants, Cheeky Cheese, Naughty Nam Pla and Sexy Shrimp Paste.
I always think Nam Pla smells like a serious personal hygiene problem!
I always think Nam Pla smells like a serious personal hygiene problem!
haha, Tasty!!
I've never had it or smelled it.
I've heard the Swedes love it, but I've never actually met one that liked it lol they say if you mix it well with onions on toast it's not bad, but I don't believe them
Don't believe them. The smell is unforgettable. It's like something died ages ago and still has some meat left on it. No wonder they sell them for 1kr, which is basically free here. 1L of milk costs around 14kr. I guess if I were hungry and desperate I'd eat it, but otherwise it's a big no. The taste is fine btw, but you'll never get over that smellI've heard the Swedes love it, but I've never actually met one that liked it lol they say if you mix it well with onions on toast it's not bad, but I don't believe them
Forget the smell, what about the botulism!?
I was once walking through a Danish city with the beloved Mrs T when she suddenly exclaimed "my god ! What's that stink - is it a gas leak? A broken sewer, maybe?"
We were just on the edge of a market square, and I peered into the distance to the other side of the market, a good 100 metres away.
"Nope - there's a cheese stall over there," I replied. And sure enough, despite the hole in the road nearby where some works were clearly taking place, the source of the penetrating odour - nay, overwhelming stench - could be traced to a particularly ripe round of Esrom. I'm sure it would taste lovely on a slice of rye bread with some chopped onion, but there's no way I'd actually want to touch the stuff. There's more than one reason why Danes tend to eat their sandwiches using a knife and fork.
We were just on the edge of a market square, and I peered into the distance to the other side of the market, a good 100 metres away.
"Nope - there's a cheese stall over there," I replied. And sure enough, despite the hole in the road nearby where some works were clearly taking place, the source of the penetrating odour - nay, overwhelming stench - could be traced to a particularly ripe round of Esrom. I'm sure it would taste lovely on a slice of rye bread with some chopped onion, but there's no way I'd actually want to touch the stuff. There's more than one reason why Danes tend to eat their sandwiches using a knife and fork.
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