As the days grow longer and the temperatures rise, a sinister presence lurks among us, waiting to strike when we least expect it. Brace yourselves, for the dreaded Swassquatch is on the prowl!
What is a Swassquatch, you ask? Picture this: a creature of immense discomfort, emitting an odor so foul it could make a skunk blush. Swassquatch, as we’ve come to know him, emerges when the weather starts to warm up and people venture outdoors for hikes, picnics, and other summertime activities.
Swassquatch is not your typical woodland creature. You won’t find him frolicking in the meadows or foraging for berries. No, Swassquatch prefers the company of humans, lurking in the shadows of hiking trails, office cubicles, and public transportation like trains and buses.
Now, you may be wondering, how does one spot a Swassquatch? Here’s the tricky part: Swassquatch is almost never seen. Instead, his presence is felt through a peculiar combination of discomfort and dampness, accompanied by a pungent odor that lingers in the air like a fog of despair. You may catch a whiff of his distinctive aroma and find yourself glancing around, searching for the source of the stench, only to come up empty-handed.
But fear not, for there are ways to defend against the dreaded Swassquatch. The key to warding off this odorous menace lies in practicing good hygiene and maintaining a well-stocked supply of toilet paper. Yes, you heard that right. Daily showers and ample toilet paper are your best weapons against the foul clutches of Swassquatch.

Imagine yourself embarking on a scenic hike through the woods, the sun shining overhead and birds chirping in the distance. Suddenly, you feel a dampness creeping in, accompanied by an unmistakable funk that sends shivers down your spine. That, my friends, is the telltale sign of Swassquatch’s presence. But fear not, for armed with the power of cleanliness and a roll of toilet paper at your side, you can thwart his advances and emerge unscathed.
So, as you venture out into the great outdoors this summer, remember to stay vigilant. Keep your senses sharp and your hygiene game strong, for Swassquatch lurks where you least expect him, ready to strike when you’re least prepared.
And there you have it, the legend of Swassquatch, a creature of discomfort and despair, lurking in the shadows of summertime adventures. Stay clean, stay prepared, and may your summer be free of sweaty encounters with this foul beast.
Andrew Crowe