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buffaloglenn :
Maybe there was a skunk in the area. There is also this one plant that smells like it and deer will not eat. When it rains it smells really bad. They had it at Burger King years ago and every time I rolled down my window I thought someone was toking up.

Fireba11 :
From what I hear, it is much stronger than it was in the '60s

buffaloglenn : olemiss1968 :
donnatella :
Capybara :
TEXASGIRLMAMMA :
MissAmericanPie :
ForestFinds :
Fireba11 :
TXSunDvl :
JC66 :
Reminded me of this!!!!

It grew along the railroad track when I was a kid. My brother and I used to throw rocks at it.

It's White Widow Super Cheese ... If you must know ...

buffaloglenn : Wake and bake. 😎

Am I the only one confused by the self delusion of waking up and inhaling the smoke, chemicals and all the rest of that **** into your lungs, the going jogging for "health" and conditioning?

Ticagro : But it explains so much, don't you think?

TEXASGIRLMAMMA : It could have actually been a skunk. I live in a 55+ community in Eagle Springs. Several weekends I was walking my pup at night and smelled it very strong. Since this is a no-smoking facility, management received lots of complaints. I smelled it every other weekend and assumed someone may have been fighting cancer and that gave them some relief. Management sent out many emails reminding folks that "no-smoking" meant no smoking ANYTHING.About a month later, we received an email telling us the folks from Texas Wildlife control would be in our complex in efforts to catch the actual skunk that was spreading it's joy through our little community .. So, the two items smell almost exactly the same.

ZMAN: I know a few people that like to run that way !

buffaloglenn : Thanks for the coins!!