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You know how a restaurant won't allow you to enter unless you are dressed a certain way. Well forget how you are dressed and when people enter your establishment use your stinkometer to rate how free of odour they are. If they stink a 5 or over out of 10 they got to go home and clean up. And cologne doesn't count, too much will automatically give you a 6. If they fart they are banned for life.
Ted Shado, Nov 19 2007
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What if you have a rich coustomer/ appraised food critic come to the restraunt and they do not smell very good. What then? The restraunt loses a milliondollar customer/gets a bad rating, then the restarunt goes bankrupt and people lose jobs ect... ,but that is the worst case scenario. This would be a good thing for schools, but have them diverted to the showers and provided with soap ect. There a few people in my school that this would be good for.
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If Dr. Samuel Johnson was alive, he would have never approved of astinkometer. Guests used to smell Dr.Johnson even before he arrivedat a party
Funny! But it wouldn't work in Chinese restaurants..