What's that smell?
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What's that smell?
| Fri, 03-18-2005 - 3:30pm |
Ok...so its something we dont normally talk about but Im not shy so here goes.
| Fri, 03-18-2005 - 3:30pm |
Ok...so its something we dont normally talk about but Im not shy so here goes.
OMG, Shawna!! That is so me! Shoowee. ROTFL!! My boys of course think it's hilarious, but my husband keeps looking at me funny. I am SO embarrassed! Glad to hear I'm not the only one, though.
~Joanne
Tell me about it!!!!
I think if you are eating a lot of the artificial sweeteners or sugar free stuff sweetened with that stuff (specially cookies and candies) that'll do it to ya.
But, I'm gonna take it a step further...
I know too, that when I first started weight watchers, not only was that a problem, but you can become um, um, well, backed up in that dept. I think (at least for me) it came from eating less fat. It didn't matter how much water I drank, or fruits and vegetables I ate, it still happened. I had to get OTC fiber supplements and "softeners". When I'd fall off the wagon and eat bad stuff, everything would return to normal, till I got back on program.
I guess our bodies become so accustomed to our habits, any little change can gum up the works.
Thanks for giving me a good laugh today Shawna...made my day here at work a little brighter. I work tues-Friday, from 2pm till midnight. So, it makes a long day when I know everyone else leaves at 5 even tho I just got here.
Stacy~
I'm always "letting it all hang out"...I don't think there's a day that goes by without some kind of flatulence fiasco, especially when my Aunt comes to town, if you catch my whiff...er, drift :D
Actually, I have a story...several years ago, I was a cashier at a discount retailer. One day, I had gas so bad that it probably would've burned nosehairs off of anyone within a 25 foot radius...anyway, I was standing in my aisle, waiting for the next customer. Finally, one came, ready to check out. As soon as I started to walk towards my register, IT hit...as much as I tried holding my cheeks together, as much as I tried to will it away, it came with a fervent vengeance...it was an SBD (silent but deadly). I got to my register just in time to see the lady's reaction...it was a look of pure respiratory distress...she quickly backed out of my aisle and went to one 3 aisles down, whilst giving me the "evil eye" the whole time...I tried so hard not to laugh. I worked there for a few years after that incident and never saw her again...I wonder why? :D
~Lori