This Is No Longer a Child's Game

[Clankenbeard]

That is not my nose. You could not catch my nose. If you try to catch it, my nose runs.

Also, I wear a decoy nose over my real nose all the time to thwart nose-pilfering attempts such as yours. It makes it harder to smell things. But when I really have to put my smelling to the test, I take off the fake nose and smell like a wild man.

I am particularly fond of the smells of dry dog food and wet cement--but never together. My lawn is littered with dozens of dog statues as a result of my experimentation. Those poor, poor, stupid dogs.

 

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I love these and I honestly have no idea why. Whatever it is that you're doing, keep it up.

 

[Tortilla the Hun]

]I love these and I honestly have no idea why. Whatever it is that you're doing, keep it up.

I was gonna say almost the exact same thing.

I don't understand them, but I think that's part of the charm.

Great work, Mr. Lerman.

 

[ZZoMBiE13]

Steer clear of the human horn. It is, on most planets, considered a controlled substance.

 

[Nick Lerman]

For those that still retain their noses, take note of the faint but musky redolence of skunk the next time you jet through the countryside in your gasoline-powered landaus. Take comfort in how silent the moon smells. Take in the aroma of hose water on warm concrete and transport yourself back to the time of your youth.

For the noseless, I suggest an elastic band to keep your glasses in place.

Also, thanks again for pleasant feedback and enjoyable commentary.