Hmm, I don't think so, no. Just in a bitchy mood about people complaining about such trivial things.
Haha, I get exactly what you mean. Don't you worry ;) A horse farting in your face isn't the most pleasant experience I've ever had :p
Really? That's very interesting. It just goes to show that Swedes are way snobbier than Aussies. Non-farmers use fertilizer as well, but I guess it's synthetic or something; it doesn't really smell. The only thing we need in our backyard is sand. We have earth like clay.
Haha, I had to keep myself from laughing out loud at that. Somehow, I've never imagined a sheep to be capable of sneezing. But I guess everyone sneezes, I'm just a bit dense. Haha, thank goodness it was just a fart!
I think you're just a lot less snobby, hehe. And, it's an acquired smell ;) I personlly believe that all forms of fertilizers should stink a tiny bit. Otherwise I think it has no effect. Just like fast cars have to be loud.
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Haha, I get exactly what you mean. Don't you worry ;) A horse farting in your face isn't the most pleasant experience I've ever had :p
Really? That's very interesting. It just goes to show that Swedes are way snobbier than Aussies. Non-farmers use fertilizer as well, but I guess it's synthetic or something; it doesn't really smell. The only thing we need in our backyard is sand. We have earth like clay.
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Haha, I had to keep myself from laughing out loud at that. Somehow, I've never imagined a sheep to be capable of sneezing. But I guess everyone sneezes, I'm just a bit dense. Haha, thank goodness it was just a fart!
I think you're just a lot less snobby, hehe. And, it's an acquired smell ;) I personlly believe that all forms of fertilizers should stink a tiny bit. Otherwise I think it has no effect. Just like fast cars have to be loud.
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