I'm kind of tired of reading the same old threads...

So I decided to start this new one.

Destined to become the dead coil of threads. That is, inactive

Well you certainly opened up to door to something new. But remember, you asked for it!!

Zomby Woof wrote: Destined to become the dead coil of threads. That is, inactive

Would you like one of these sour grapes??

In reply to carguy123:

Yes. Yes I did.

Hey guess what?!

What's the deal with Ovaltine?

Is this thread dead yet?

i gotta poop.

DukeOfUndersteer wrote: What's the deal with Ovaltine?

I live around the corner from their old factory. Used to be able to smell it all over the south end of the city. Mmmm.

DukeOfUndersteer wrote: What's the deal with Ovaltine?

Lesley wrote:

DukeOfUndersteer wrote: What's the deal with Ovaltine?

I live around the corner from their old factory. Used to be able to smell it all over the south end of the city. Mmmm.

My house in Niagara Falls is a few blocks from the Post Shreddies factory. I don't even care for shreddies, but they smell great on the drive to work in the morning.

Lesley wrote:

DukeOfUndersteer wrote: What's the deal with Ovaltine?

I live around the corner from their old factory. Used to be able to smell it all over the south end of the city. Mmmm.

That is awesome. Why do they call it Ovaltine? The can's round, the mug is round... They should call it Round-tine"....

But anywho, where was their old factory?

The Wonder Bread bakery smells so much better than they bread tastes that it isn't funny.

I never dreamed i would approve of this thread

The Tyson chicken factory is in downtown Cumming GA. On clear, breezy summer evenings, the town will reek of chicken E36 M3....

ugh.. I drove by the one on Route 13 on the DelmarVa on a hot day.... that was ten years ago, I can still smell it

The highway exit for an old apartment of mine in St. Louis often smelled like purple. You know what I'm talking about. Not grape, purple.

Never could figure it out. Best guess is it was coming from the Tums factory downtown when the wind was right. But never any other flavor, only purple.

I used to work in between two large factories. Voortmans cookies on one side, and Fearmans pork packers on the other side. Some days is smelled great. Other days, not so much.

The powdered metal that I work with smells like Nestle's quick.

alex wrote: The highway exit for an old apartment of mine in St. Louis often smelled like purple. You know what I'm talking about. Not grape, purple.

I think that's sour grapes. The originator of this thread knows that smell.

Drove thru Hershey, Penn and I wasn't sure if I was going to drool to death or gain 10 lbs. from the smell.

Target habanero salsa's pretty good.

alex wrote: The highway exit for an old apartment of mine in St. Louis often smelled like purple. You know what I'm talking about. Not grape, purple. Never could figure it out. Best guess is it was coming from the Tums factory downtown when the wind was right. But never any other flavor, only purple.

They produce mostly color and drug products on the north side, but they used to do flavors.

The Quaker Plant is here too, some days the entire city smells like Captain Crunch.

Standing out in the street you rarely smell the factory. Its usually either burning from the industrial area off the riverfront or hops from one of the breweries. Probably Schlafly.