Pod halves Odorous wick
The Stink Blaster sends a noxious-smelling torus of air at your victim.
Illustration by Damien Scogin
The Stink Blaster ( stinkblasters.com) lets you Stink Pods come in four scents: garlic, skunk, shoot fast-moving pockets of smelly air over dis- vomit, and fish, and the company has no plans to tances of 20 feet or more. Using the weapon is a expand the options further. It’s a good selection, two-step process. First, you pull back the piston, but limited because the pod contents must all be drawing air through a maximum-scent Stink Pod non-toxic, follow federal toy safety standards, and positioned in front of the barrel and filling the pass a battery of tests. (That way, it’s no problem chamber with smelly air. Then you pull a front if some kid gives a cracked Stink Pod to his infant trigger to drop the pod out of the way, and the brother to suck on.) main trigger to let ’er rip. Also, despite the product’s general physical
The piston snaps forward and pushes the principle, the Stink Blaster identity disallows nice miasma out of the chamber and into a self- scents. That’s a problem. What if you want to contained mass that travels like a smoke ring, propel whiffs of lilacs into the smiling faces of the with the leading edge of the torus wrapping hippies conked out in the “chill room” at a party? around outside and filling the vortex created by its forward motion. Under still conditions, the Pinch Nose, Open Pod whiff reaches its target in a fraction of a second, Fortunately, it’s easy to open up a Stink Pod and making hair flutter and noses twitch. Fun! make it reusable, so it will carry any odor you
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