My work is putting on a kids' Christmas party. The organizer asked if there were any food allergies they should be concerned about. I let them know a couple of my kids have a peanut allergy. This resulted in an email sent to another person (that I was cc'd on) stating that there should be no peanuts or traces of peanuts, and then related a short tale about a child who went into anaphylactic shock from smelling peanuts.
This got me curious, and I decided to hit Google and look up "peanut smell". However, I was using the Google searchbar built into Firefox, which has the list of suggested search terms pop up underneath. When I got to "peanut sm", only three choices appeared: "peanut smuggler", "peanut smuggling", and "peanut smugglers".
Now, I tend to be curious about things I don't yet know. So I clicked "peanut smuggling". From the Google results (http://www.google.ca/search?q=peanut+smuggling&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a), I picked this site (http://www.rtsm.co.uk/peanuts/home.htm) to educate me on the act of Peanut Smuggling. I dare you to click the links. Probably safe for work, unless you go digging further in the site...
Wow! So not what I was expecting :o
ROFL quite brilliant find :P
in regards to being allergic to the smell try searching peanut odor or peanut allergy smell i searched the second one n found this.
http://www.allerg.qc.ca/peanutallergy.htm#odor