Aversion to Stinky Shoes?

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But how come you didn't eat the big mac before it went rancid?

HA! This thread is a crack up. I have an idea.

I bet I would have picked up the smell well before the 2 weeks was up.

Foul smells turn my stomach; foul bodily smells can actually make me avoid the person emitting the odor entirely, even if I really like that person (which is a rarity in itself ). I remember having a crush on a kid on my 7th grade social studies class. Once day while horsing around before class started, he thought he'd be funny and "gross out" the girls by passing gas loudly. The instant he farted, my crush on him evaporated.
A good friend of mine has horribly smelly feet, and I assume no one's ever said anything to him about this. He visited my ex and me several times, stinking up our apartment each time (after he'd taken off his shoes so as not to track dirt into our flat). The slightest whiff sent my stomach churning, and now I associate him with that nauseating smell... Sad, eh?

SINsister, I had a crush on a boy in Grade 9 and 10 but one day while we were waiting for the bus he was telling somebody that something "smelt as strong as his ars*" and suddenly I didn't have a crush on him any more.

One of the more annoying things is getting bailed up in a shop by a shop assistant who not only is wearing pongy perfume but has smelly breath, too. I don't mind garlic breath but bad breath that smells like poo turns my stomach and I just want to leave the vicinity of that person very fast.

Conversely, some people I like have a really nice smell and it isn't perfume, it's a kind of skin smell that they give off (could it be pheremones?)

I got mcdonalds and was too full to eat the big mac so i put it away for later..... then never got around to it.

I love almost all decidedly disgusting smells, but spoiled milk is too overpowering for me, and big macs have mayonaise in em.

Makes a good biological weapon i'll tell you that.

Tear gas couldn't hold a f*****g candle to it.