NZ Olympics
If there were an event for the most interesting aroma in a city, then I think Rotorua would win Gold.
Just a little fun, I'm sure there are other special place in NZ that have a uniqueness about them too. |
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Christchurch would be an odds on favourite for most Wilsons carparks.
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Merivale would win silver in the smelliest drains event, behind the Paris Metro system
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Christchurch would win gold for the largest order placed for cones and road signs...
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Auckland would win for the most women driving 4 by 4's with a coffee to go in one hand and mobile phone in the other (whilst driving may I add). ;)
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Originally Posted by snaps
(Post 11007683)
If there were an event for the most interesting aroma in a city, then I think Rotorua would win Gold.
Just a little fun, I'm sure there are other special place in NZ that have a uniqueness about them too. |
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Originally Posted by RobDon
(Post 11008033)
After a little while you don't smell it! :p :thumbsup:
who are you kiddin, the place stinks :p Cambridge would be on the podium for "Highest density of poms per sq meter outside the uk" |
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Originally Posted by Justcol
(Post 11008043)
then Rotorua would win gold for "Most people with no sense of smell"
who are you kiddin, the place stinks :p |
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I would award Gold to Auckland's biggest car park - otherwise known to my sat nav as EssArch-One (SH1). :sneaky:
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Originally Posted by Bo-Jangles
(Post 11008115)
I would award Gold to Auckland's biggest car park - otherwise known to my sat nav as EssArch-One (SH1). :sneaky:
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Auckland - Latte swilling capital of the world since ages ago. :lol:
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Originally Posted by RobDon
(Post 11008033)
After a little while you don't smell it! :p :thumbsup:
Hydrogen Sulphide (what gives Rotorua it's distinctive aroma) is lethal in high concentrations. You can only smell it at relatively low concentrations and as it rises, the olfactory glands are unable to detect it. So if you can't smell it - get out quick! Pete |
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Originally Posted by kiwigeordie
(Post 11009314)
That's a worry:ohmy:
Hydrogen Sulphide (what gives Rotorua it's distinctive aroma) is lethal in high concentrations. You can only smell it at relatively low concentrations and as it rises, the olfactory glands are unable to detect it. So if you can't smell it - get out quick! Pete odorant fade and olfactory fatigue are issues for sulphides and thiols but the concs causing damage are much much higher used to work in a sulphur lab and the boss couldn't smell the H2S from his sink, he's about 80 now....;) |
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Originally Posted by lardyl
(Post 11009339)
some people can't smell it at all and others just get used to it.
The smell is only noticeable in a couple of places in the CBD. :thumbdown: Can't smell it at all in the residential areas. :thumbup: |
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Originally Posted by RobDon
(Post 11009369)
Exactly! :thumbsup:
The smell is only noticeable in a couple of places in the CBD. :thumbdown: Can't smell it at all in the residential areas. :thumbup: |
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