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You know how latex balloons have a distinct smell to them? What is it that you're smelling?

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What insect would survive the longest in your stomach?

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If you bring food or a drink into a public bathroom that reeks of poo/farts, do the poo/fart odor molecules actually mix or attach to your food or drink? How do they or do they not?

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If you bring a drink or food into a bathroom that reeks of poo/farts, do the poo/fart odor molecules mix with or attach to the drink or food? How or how not? (Asking for a friend)

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What single, for-sale item would generate the biggest carbon footprint if ordered and shipped to my house? Let's assume I live in the center of the continental United States and that the item is something I could actually buy (e.g. no plutonium... I mean, I assume I can't just go buy that?).

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
You know how latex balloons have a distinct smell to them? What is it that you're smelling?	7
What insect would survive the longest in your stomach?	1
If you bring food or a drink into a public bathroom that reeks of poo/farts, do the poo/fart odor molecules actually mix or attach to your food or drink? How do they or do they not?	1
If you bring a drink or food into a bathroom that reeks of poo/farts, do the poo/fart odor molecules mix with or attach to the drink or food? How or how not? (Asking for a friend)	1
What single, for-sale item would generate the biggest carbon footprint if ordered and shipped to my house? Let's assume I live in the center of the continental United States and that the item is something I could actually buy (e.g. no plutonium... I mean, I assume I can't just go buy that?).	1