The camp is a picture of squalor: families sleep on the ground, children frolic in an open sewer thirty feet wide, and the stench, in many parts of the camp, is overpowering.
Question: The last two times I traveled internationally, my seat companions removed their shoes, and the stench from their feet was unbearable.
The trenches had their own smell: an appalling stench of latrines, soldiers' feet, rotting cadavers and the creosote that was applied to stop infection.
All night long, I had awakened at intervals when the wind shifted and carried the stench of Big Uncle's foot in my direction.
Five seconds later, a wave of stench hit the window 30 feet away, sending the event's sole spectator retching into the middle of the room.
The 220-person flight was on its way from NYC to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, when an "odour developed in a section of the aircraft," Spirit told NBC 4. By odour, apparently, the airline meant "the overwhelming stench of someone's nasty feet".
The 220-person flight was on its way from NYC to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, when an "odor developed in a section of the aircraft," Spirit told NBC 4. By odor, apparently, the airline meant "the overwhelming stench of someone's nasty feet".
Pilots reported being able to smell the stench of the battlefield hundreds of feet above it.
Today, the milking stalls have been ripped out of a long barn that still carries the stench of their manure, but stores 20-foot stacks of bailed hay instead.
Crowds of Haitians streamed by on foot, some with rags over their mouths to prevent breathing the stench of decay.
