Japanese site tracks stinky areas using Google Maps
December 9th, 2008 by James
Odor-obsessed weirdos in Japan now have a place to hang out on the net: Nioibu.com. The site allows users to sign up and enter reports of odors they encounter, tracking the stinky locations using markers on Google Maps.
A few examples: watermelon smell, ferret odor, old lady stench(”grandma smell”), gasoline fumes, and curry.
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Old lady stench? Seriously?
It’s not Old lady stench. Japan probe translated it wrong. It is basically a “nostalgic” smell of grandma’s HOUSE. I know how it smells, and whenever I go visit my grandmother in Japan, I can understand how nostalgic it can be. I kind of like it.
link fixed. needed http://
http://www.portlandsmells.com
In other stinky news. The Kita-ku Government, the same blokes that hate nature and do whatever they can to destroy it, including paving entire parks, creating buildings that territorial gov’t workers inhabit, raking the ground so nothing can grow, trimming everything to death so no new plants can grow…You get the picture. So today BREAKING NEWS these degenerates, that lack sense, dumped manure on an entire area in Asukayama park. I bet it’s human feces they dumped. Anyways it smelled more than 100 meters away. Serious serious mound of do-do serious serious eye watering smell.
Nothing surprises me from this group of retards.
You should come and see this circus act it only gets more surreal with each passing day.
Get this.
The yakis are now building a tram to carry people up the hill. A whole 20 meters at most. To build the tram they removed half the hill. There is already handicapped access into the park. There are stairs everywhere.
Bring you video cameras. Youtube / Google would love to see this comedy unfolding. It’s never ending. Don’t worry a new tragedy occurs everyday.