All right, who's cursing me?

[Cerebus]

I know. I'm just that great!

[Archem]

It's me. Today, I put a can of Sprite in my backpack and it got a hole in it and went all over my bag. About 3 hours later the second one I grabbed, this time in my purse, got a hole punched in it and leaked all through my purse. On my camera, iPod, and Gameboy, mind you. Haha I'm just wrought with bad luck.

Oh man, I did something like that a while ago. The difference is that A) The leak was so small that I wasn't aware until far too late, and B) I forgot about the soda even being there until about a week later. I was alerted to the issue when I began to smell something foul and somewhat ginger-y. Sure enough, my books were ruined, molding, and moist, and a can of Canada Dry was sitting under them, about half empty (or half full, if you can somehow still be an optimist after this mishap). Wasn't much fun, and I was suddenly unable to finish reading Needful Things. Hooray, moldy odor.

[MostEpicSwordy]

Dude, Archem, are you life shadowing me? I did the same thing with Canada Dry last year. Also I have that book and haven't finished reading it either.

[Zerlina]

  I began to smell something foul and somewhat ginger-y. Sure enough, my books were ruined, molding, and moist, and a can of Canada Dry was sitting under them

Similar thing happened to me once. Except it was a sandwich bag from elementary school forgotten in an old backpack :-/. I will never, ever forget the odour.

[Archem]

Dude, Archem, are you life shadowing me? I did the same thing with Canada Dry last year. Also I have that book and haven't finished reading it either.

Creepy. I have a question: Are you my female doppleganger? Because that would be mighty awesome.

[MostEpicSwordy]

I don't know... Could be... XD

[Emerates]

ALL CURSING ALL THE TIME.  My CD player was half-submerged in Pepsi in 10th grade for some reason.  I guess the top came unscrewed in my bag.  Anyway, I put it in my garbage can, let stand 1 week, and Voila! dry innards again.

Someone must be cursing me.  I keep hearing praise for vampires and commercials of the so-called Twatlight sagebrush.

[Valiere]

Similar thing happened to me once. Except it was a sandwich bag from elementary school forgotten in an old backpack :-/. I will never, ever forget the odour.

Ughhh, leaving food in old backpacks is the worst!

Since we're on the subject of odors that we will never forget...When I was 12, I got suckered into buying one of those "sea monkey" kits. It was pretty cool until the tank started getting filthy, like rank, green, and so cloudy I could barely see my little shrimp pals. Since there were like a billion of them and they were too tiny to transplant into some other water, I had to dump them down the bathroom drain. Big mistake. The smell never went away.

[fruckert]

I accidentally left a banana in my backpack once.

Oddly enough, it didn't smell bad.
Even after like...2 months.

It smelled kinda sugary.

[Valiere]

Bananas don't really spoil that offensively. They just turn black and shriveled.

[Darkfox]

Yeah, they don't get stinky really.

[Zerlina]

Have any of you ever smelled burning plastic? Once I left a plastic ladle on the burner by accident and it's a weird smell- sharp and painful and it makes you want to throw up, but in a stinging way. It's another smell you can never forget. Even thinking about it makes me smell it.

[Darkfox]

I've had melted plastic drip onto my finger once. That is a feeling you never forget.

[Cerebus]

Yes, I've smelled that before. Though it's not a pleasant odour, it isn't all that bad. Any of you ever smelled a corpse that's been there for a few days? There was this truck in the parking which was there for a few days until a corpse was found inside. Of course, the word "corpse" makes everyone curious, including me. When they took the corpse out of the van, a foul odour followed. We were far away (policemen didn't want us to come closer ) and we could smell how terrible it was. But I can't imagine how it was for those who were next to it.

[fruckert]

I've had melted plastic drip onto my finger once. That is a feeling you never forget.

To freak people out in elementary school, I used to hot glue my fingers together.

I actually didn't think it hurt, freaked the teachers right the hell out though.