vickster
Squire
Might want to get checked if haven't done so given the sugary smell of your urine
I smell of fish!
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Might want to get checked if haven't done so given the sugary smell of your urine
CentralCommuter
Über Member
Might want to stop giving unsolicited medical advice to people on the internet who you know nothing about.
Mad Doug Biker
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Is that a euphemism?
vickster
Squire
Just a suggestion 🙄
If you want the cod you have to do what it takes....
So, I'm pleased to announce that while it took longer than expected, I was finally rewarded with the aroma of dinner-of-24hrs-past yesterday evening
Psamathe
Über Member
Re: OP's question about smelling of fish:
Do you really smell of fish or is it just your nose telling you you smell of fish? Might seem a daft comment but smell does not always work 100% and can do some weird stuff.
For various reasons (not relevant to this thread) I was given a full medical "smell test" by a consultant some years back. It was a substantial scratch and sniff booklet with a separate test on each page, you scratch the special area (with a pencil NOT finger/nail) and answer which of the 5 options it smelt of and if you can't tell you must answer (traditional multi-choice so random answers gives you 20% score). I couldn't smell anything on any pages and consultants diagnosis was I have zero sense of small. But I can smell but often some smells will remain hours after the actual smell has long gone eg cycle past eg a pile of manure sitting in a field waiting to be spread and can smell it and that evening I'm still smelling it although I passed it hours before have since changed clothes, etc.. Sometimes I can smell things definitively that I haven't been near for weeks, smell lasts for a few hours and passes.
So, when OP thinks they smell of fish, once them smell has dispersed from the house (which can take time), clothes/hair/etc. aired so not holding smell, etc., etc. do other people also smell this fish or is it just OP's nose being misleading?
Do you really smell of fish or is it just your nose telling you you smell of fish? Might seem a daft comment but smell does not always work 100% and can do some weird stuff.
For various reasons (not relevant to this thread) I was given a full medical "smell test" by a consultant some years back. It was a substantial scratch and sniff booklet with a separate test on each page, you scratch the special area (with a pencil NOT finger/nail) and answer which of the 5 options it smelt of and if you can't tell you must answer (traditional multi-choice so random answers gives you 20% score). I couldn't smell anything on any pages and consultants diagnosis was I have zero sense of small. But I can smell but often some smells will remain hours after the actual smell has long gone eg cycle past eg a pile of manure sitting in a field waiting to be spread and can smell it and that evening I'm still smelling it although I passed it hours before have since changed clothes, etc.. Sometimes I can smell things definitively that I haven't been near for weeks, smell lasts for a few hours and passes.
So, when OP thinks they smell of fish, once them smell has dispersed from the house (which can take time), clothes/hair/etc. aired so not holding smell, etc., etc. do other people also smell this fish or is it just OP's nose being misleading?
