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To: AugustWest who started this subject	6/18/2001 12:48:56 PM
From: Crocodile	Read Replies (3) of 90

If this were anyone else starting this thread, I'd probably say... hmmm.. a dead cat or garbage or something like that... but, I'm gonna guess that it is some garlic bulbs that you were going to plant, but somehow they got pushed to the back of somewhere and went...uhm... ROTTEN.. How do I know this kinda thing happens? Well, it happened to ME a couple of years back. Yep, had a bumper crop of garlic from the garden and decided to save a bunch to break up and use for the next year's crop in late fall... Only part of the batch got pushed aside in the garage and went through winter and then through spring... UNTIL the weather started to warm up... then one fine day, I rolled the big barn door to one side and within seconds, was hollering: WHAT IN HELL IS THAT SMELL!!!!! Well, it turned out to be the rotting garlic bulbs. Ahhhh... nothing quite LIKE that odor... nope. NOTHING -croc

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