I'm having flashbacks!
It was horrible just going past the place. My friends parents just said they just got accustomed to the smell. The cattle skins came straight from the slaughterhouses and they were ripe when they showed up.
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I'm having flashbacks!
It was horrible just going past the place. My friends parents just said they just got accustomed to the smell. The cattle skins came straight from the slaughterhouses and they were ripe when they showed up.
LocuMob
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I live near a rendering plant, the smell conveniently drifts into town. I can totally understand that awful funk.
There are several slaughterhouses within blocks of the high school I went to 1969-1973 and it depended on which school lunch hour you had. There were 3 lunch hours. 2 of them were OK but the one must of vented the slaughterhouse smells pretty bad. Also there was chocolate factories that didn't smell too good either. JEFFREY DAHMER worked at one of the chocolate factories. I was in the Army and deployed when all of that was going on.
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I miss my childhood and my family!!!
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