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As recently as a decade ago, the walruses would more likely have been climbing on to ice floes in smellier packs.

A TOWN blighted by "rotting rubbish" odours could become even smellier, under controversial plans to expand its waste-burning facility.

| Smell: Contrary to popular belief, men don't produce smellier wind!

They are larger than cats, not so sophisticated, somewhat less belligerent and easier to train and they are, without question, smellier than most but not all humans so they are, without doubt, foxes.

In the meantime, a more raw form of sludge is being processed in the sludge treatment building, leading to smellier gas exhaust.

Another reason why this case gets smellier by the day.

As with eaters of smellier cheeses, proponents of stinky tofu tend to use the term"chou," or stinky, in a positive context.

| |FASHION: This was the era of long hair for both sexes, flares, shirts with XL collars, high-waist trousers, and aftershave like Brut and Hai Karate, the smellier the better!

"It was a lot dirtier and smellier at low tide when the mud banks were exposed.

JOY David with Mr Stink Walliams My tartan Mr Stink is stoatin' In English, he's Mr Stink but in Scots he is a million times smellier - he's Mr Mingin, a name his creator David Walliams finds hilarious.

Generally, the rule is "the smellier the better, the colder the weather." Rig these natural baits under corks or on simple fish finder rigs, but if the waters start to warm, get out your slow-suspending Paul Brown lures or gold EppingerRex spoons.