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BigmanPigman

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10. Same with skunk. Even if you don't directly get sprayed

Reply to Cyrano (Original post)

Fri Aug 25, 2017, 05:37 PM

Aug 2017

the stench lingers for months. If you do get sprayed (my dog did) even after multiple baths of acidic products like vinegar or tomato juice do not help. Every time she got even slightly damp for six months the smell was reactivated like a scratch and sniff from card from the John Waters film Polyester.

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Like dog shit on your shoe [View all] Cyrano Aug 2017 OP

Stepped in a pile of Trump once. I just threw the boots away. nt Atticus Aug 2017 #1

Perfect analogy world wide wally Aug 2017 #2

I can still smell Reagan Skittles Aug 2017 #3

+1000. byronius Aug 2017 #6

+1 Exactly. Him and his cronies planted all these seeds. n/t FSogol Aug 2017 #9

You're so right RandomAccess Aug 2017 #4

Great analogy... Kleveland Aug 2017 #5

Exactly madokie Aug 2017 #7

This thread is useless without pictures! FSogol Aug 2017 #8

Same with skunk. Even if you don't directly get sprayed BigmanPigman Aug 2017 #10

Until we get a new pair of shoes BigBearJohn Aug 2017 #11

Compared to SCROTUS, dog turd is an aromatic delight. malchickiwick Aug 2017 #12

Best poem I have read in a long time Perseus Aug 2017 #13

It's true. zentrum Aug 2017 #14

Truth southerncrone Aug 2017 #15