• @recapitated
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    165 months ago

    “Her favorite was, she’d be in proximity to me — either near the elevator, or in the lunch line, or at one of the ice cream socials — and she’d say, ‘What is that smell?’ and she’d recoil from me,” Carroll said. “She would say it in front of other legislators, and it was humiliating.”

    I love this move. Should I stop doing it to people?

    • @mriormro
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      155 months ago

      This is childish as fuck and so easily rebuked.

    • @mojofrododojo
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      105 months ago

      we used to do this to my mom in elevators. “Ah jeeze mom what did you eat?!”

      poor woman was a saint, she should have tossed us into the river and never looked back.

    • @[email protected]
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      5 months ago

      You do this to people? Holy shit lol. Humanity is so fucking rude and thinks it self righteous.

    • @Cosmicomical
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      85 months ago

      I thought it was generally known that who smelt it dealt it.

    • @Dkarma
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      15 months ago

      This is gonna backfire as soon as someone says “it’s you, I don’t smell anything”