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A HERETIC I AM

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13. And NO ONE uses deoderant.

Reply to HassleCat (Reply #1)

Fri Oct 30, 2015, 02:26 PM

Oct 2015

Just contemplate THAT part.

300 million stinky farmers, women included.

Of course, lets not forget about just how pleasant horses and their excrement can be when their population increases and is concentrated.

Small and large towns of 2 centuries back were VERY agreeable to the nose indeed!

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And NO ONE uses deoderant. A HERETIC I AM Oct 2015 #13

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..... A HERETIC I AM Oct 2015 #12

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