Uggg - reminds of way back - living with a couple of friends.
The three of us worked together, and spent a lot of time working around the country.
We got home from being on the road for over a week - I decided to grab something to eat, and pour a glass of milk.
I had forgetten there was a thanksgiving turkey left in the refrigerator...
Now - you all know how nasty an old turkey smells in the fridge - let me tell you it's a lot worse when the fridge hasn't been opened in a week to circulate the air.
I figured the milk would be a little sour, but thought'd still be drinkable. SO I grabbed it quick and slammed the door on that smell.
I filled a big glass up.
Took a BIG ol gulp of the milk and immediately spit it all out (mostly in the sink) nearly puked my brains out.
That milk (in a cardboard container) had absorbed all that rotten odor. Like - to the point of full saturation.
It was like drinking pureed rotten turkey.
I still gag thinking about it - I'm gagging now.
Last time I bought milk in a cardboard container. Can't even look at them.
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