Employee gets laid off due to extreme body odor: ‘I genuinely felt bad for
him. He had only just started the job and hadn’t really had the chance to
show what he could contribute. You could tell he felt embarrassed and
ashamed’
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To pass the smell test
I felt really identified with this story because I've had to deal with this
issue multiple times in my life. I don't mean with my bo...
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Ooh, I agree. Coleslaw is evil. Just the smell makes me shudder. And here I was, thinking I was alone in my irrational hatred of coleslaw.
The point of my IPE is that coleslaw is one of the most badly-made things on earth. It is almost invariably disgusting. But home-made coleslaw, as made my by mother or my Rumpole-like friend Ellis, it is a thing of delicious and surprisingly light freshness.
This is not to say that some people will not dislike all coleslaws, just that some people who dislike coleslaw have never had a good one.
What is wrong with you people? Coleslaw is lovely. I make a rather splendid Mediterranean version (at least, this is what the recipe book says) with cider vinegar and dates.
(Word verification: ingshost. This should be the name of a large country house somewhere.)
I like cabbage. I like carrots. I even like mayo. I do not like coleslaw. And I'm not sure that a tin of pineapple is going to help much with that.
Coleslaw is the work of the devil, as is mayonnaise. Shudder.
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