I'm at my sister's, eating everything except the turkey, and removing the passenger seat from our car to see if we can mop up the half gallon of milk we spilled last week. Ah, tradition!
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by D. Weinberger at November 25, 2004 05:19 PM
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Oh no...you spilled milk in the car. David...my advice is to sell your car before the smell starts to get real bad. Abandon all moral pretexts to full disclosure. The thing you want to do is saddle that vehicle with some other sucker, because living with the smell of spoiled milk in an automobile is a fate worse than death.
While you are gone, L'Espresso, an Italian weekly newsmagazine (one of the two biggest, actually) has published an interview with you... Remember we met in Seattle? Luca De Biase, bloggin’ from Italy
AKMA, perhaps you and David could sell your cars together as some kind of past due two for one breakfast special.
My wife's family had the milk issue a number of years ago. Seriously - good luck.
The worst thing that happened to me was a half gallon of apple cider inadvertently left in the trunk on a summer day (well, a summer week actually) fermented and exploded, coating the inside of the trunk with apple alcohol.
The smell eventually dissapated but for a few years it was touch and go at police roadchecks.
AKMA, perhaps you and David could sell your cars together as some kind of past due two for one breakfast special.
My wife's family had the milk issue a number of years ago. Seriously - good luck.
The worst thing that happened to me was a half gallon of apple cider inadvertently left in the trunk on a summer day (well, a summer week actually) fermented and exploded, coating the inside of the trunk with apple alcohol.
The smell eventually dissapated but for a few years it was touch and go at police roadchecks.
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Oh no...you spilled milk in the car. David...my advice is to sell your car before the smell starts to get real bad. Abandon all moral pretexts to full disclosure. The thing you want to do is saddle that vehicle with some other sucker, because living with the smell of spoiled milk in an automobile is a fate worse than death.
Good luck and happy thanksgiving.
Posted by: Chris Corrigan | November 26, 2004 02:38 PM
We removed both seats and pulled up the back carpet. We have hosed it down repeatedly. We are letting it dry. We are not hopeful.
Posted by: David Weinberger | November 26, 2004 03:46 PM
Is spilled milk better or worse than a dozen eggs that slid out of their grocery bag and hid behind the first aid kit until . . . .
Posted by: AKMA | November 26, 2004 04:44 PM
While you are gone, L'Espresso, an Italian weekly newsmagazine (one of the two biggest, actually) has published an interview with you... Remember we met in Seattle?
Luca De Biase, bloggin’ from Italy
Posted by: Luca De Biase | November 27, 2004 05:00 AM
AKMA, perhaps you and David could sell your cars together as some kind of past due two for one breakfast special.
My wife's family had the milk issue a number of years ago. Seriously - good luck.
The worst thing that happened to me was a half gallon of apple cider inadvertently left in the trunk on a summer day (well, a summer week actually) fermented and exploded, coating the inside of the trunk with apple alcohol.
The smell eventually dissapated but for a few years it was touch and go at police roadchecks.
"Oh that smell officer? Well let me explain..."
Guarenteed they had never heard THAT one before.
Posted by: Chris Corrigan | November 28, 2004 12:36 AM
AKMA, perhaps you and David could sell your cars together as some kind of past due two for one breakfast special.
My wife's family had the milk issue a number of years ago. Seriously - good luck.
The worst thing that happened to me was a half gallon of apple cider inadvertently left in the trunk on a summer day (well, a summer week actually) fermented and exploded, coating the inside of the trunk with apple alcohol.
The smell eventually dissapated but for a few years it was touch and go at police roadchecks.
"Oh that smell officer? Well let me explain..."
Guarenteed they had never heard THAT one before.
Posted by: Chris Corrigan | November 28, 2004 02:23 AM