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		<title>The Smell of Skunk</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I never realized it until I was away from home for several years, but the area near my parents&#8217; house in rural West Tennessee is full of skunks. I rarely see them alive but their smelly corpses frequently accompany the dashed lines on the windy roads. And although they are somewhat shy and elusive, skunks [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I never realized it until I was away from home for several years, but the area near my parents&#8217; house in rural West Tennessee is full of skunks.  I rarely see them alive but their smelly corpses frequently accompany the dashed lines on the windy roads.</p>
<p>And although they are somewhat shy and elusive, skunks are known to venture into yards where they startle, and subsequently spray, neighborhood dogs.  My brother even got sprayed by a skunk once when he was camping out.  Of course he brought himself inside and the whole house smelled like a skunk.</p>
<p>It turns out that some people can&#8217;t smell skunks at all.  My wife is one of them.  After several instances of running through some skunk stank while driving down the road, she kept saying she couldn&#8217;t smell that horrible funk that was pushing me to nausea.  So she did some research and found out that one in one thousand people cannot smell a skunk.  Go figure.  I guess that explains a lot.</p>
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