ROTF!!!
Gina
Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From watching crime dramas on tv, I've learned that coffee grounds are
used to disguise the scent from drug sniffing dogs. Excuse me while I
go throw a pound of coffee in my dryer :-) .
Taylor Scobie Humphrey wrote:
> Something just dawned on me. You know how Nordie's has those little
> containers of coffee beans to sniff between testing perfumes? I used
> to manage a coffee store and I always smelled like fresh coffee.
> People in check-out lines would ask me what the wonderful coffee was
> in my basket--and there was none! Maybe little sachets of ground
> coffee in our pockets would work. !?
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> Taylor Scobie Humphrey
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> On May 21, 2007, at 12:52 PM, Nina wrote:
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>> I wonder if there have been any studies conducted on deterioration
>> effects of the olfactory senses from living with too many cats. My
>> sniffer isn't what it used to be either. Perhaps it's a blessing in
>> disguise, but it does little for our social lives. I've had people
>> in check out lines ask me about my pets. I'll quick sniff at my
>> clothing but so far it's been more the tell tale dog and cat hair and
>> not problem odors. I have little chance of getting away with a
>> spontaneous murder. I carry way too much traceable dna with me
>> wherever I go.
>> N
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>> Kelley Saveika wrote:
>>> At least you can smell it. I can't smell it anymore:(
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