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truncated 05.03.2006 10:42 AM

What's that smell?
 
I have quite an olfactory obsession. As is generally true of all humans, sense of smell is the most closely linked of all the senses to memory and emotion.

Some of my favorite smells/the ones that affect me most strongly:

Lavender
Jasmine
Pumpkin
Cinnamon
Natural vanilla
Musk
Hot tar
Skunk (I love that smell)
Chamomile
Bread
Unwashed hair
Almond
Amaretto
Sweat
Old books
Fabric softener
Mown grass

What are your favorite smells?

Savage Clone 05.03.2006 10:45 AM

Amber
Almond
Lilacs
Decomposing leaves
Girl smell

Inhuman 05.03.2006 10:46 AM

Fresh Bread
A new pack of cards
Marijuana
Gas
Air in the summertime
CD inlays

Everyneurotic 05.03.2006 10:46 AM

girl smell is the best

Inhuman 05.03.2006 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
Girl smell


Good one

Danny Himself 05.03.2006 10:48 AM

Tabasco Pepper Sauce
Musk- I really love it.
New Magazines
Bacon
BBQ Smoke
Gasoline
Cherry Trees
Soy Sauce

h8kurdt 05.03.2006 10:52 AM

Yeah, agree with the girl smell one.
Cut grass
New carpet
Can't beat those.


I hate the smell the guy's in general, me especially.

truncated 05.03.2006 10:54 AM

I have an unbreakable habit of associating memories of people with their perfume/cologne, even if they don't wear it habitually.

I'll be damned if I can remember names or faces no matter how many times I've met a person (I have failed to recognize members of my own family after extended periods without contact), but I will always remember a person's scent.

h8kurdt 05.03.2006 10:55 AM

Take it you've read Perfume then?

Inhuman 05.03.2006 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by h8kurdt
Yeah, agree with the girl smell one.
Cut grass
New carpet
Can't beat those.


I hate the smell the guy's in general, me especially.


I hate cut grass personally! It reminds me of work pushing a lawnmower for 3 1/2 hours cutting greens :S

truncated 05.03.2006 10:56 AM

I like 'girl smell' myself, as long as it's not overpowering. I like subtle girl smell, ones that you catch the barest waft of, affecting but not cloying. Perfume overload is a crime.

truncated 05.03.2006 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by h8kurdt
Take it you've read Perfume then?


Are you referring to the Suskind novel? No, but it looks intriguing.

Danny Himself 05.03.2006 10:59 AM

Girl smell. Hm. I'm not sure what exact smell this is, but yes, I agree.

*dreamy look of resignation*

h8kurdt 05.03.2006 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by truncated
Are you referring to the Suskind novel? No, but it looks intriguing.


For a person who seems obsessed with smell you have to read it. I'll send you a copy if you want?

Inhuman 05.03.2006 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Danny Himself
Girl smell. Hm. I'm not sure what exact smell this is, but yes, I agree.

*dreamy look of resignation*


Well it depends which girl smell you're talking about. For me everything goes ^_^

truncated 05.03.2006 11:01 AM

A free book? Hook me up.

You're so getting repped for that.

Savage Clone 05.03.2006 11:01 AM

Not a big fan of perfumes.
Oils are nice in small doses.

h8kurdt 05.03.2006 11:01 AM

Another boost to my ego, horrar. Wlell listen send us your adrees and i'll send it you.

truncated 05.03.2006 11:02 AM

My absolute FAVORITE SMELL OF ALL TIME (as far as 'perfumes' go) is Bath & Body Works Rice Flower & Shea lotion. I refuse to wear anything else. It is an olfactory orgasm.

truncated 05.03.2006 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by h8kurdt
Another boost to my ego, horrar. Wlell listen send us your adrees and i'll send it you.


How do I know you are not the perfume murderer?

h8kurdt 05.03.2006 11:04 AM

Damn, foiled. Right i'm gonna have to find another victim............................................ ..........................................



Do yuo want the book or not?

Savage Clone 05.03.2006 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by truncated
How do I know you are not the perfume murderer?

You don't. That's what makes for hottness.

Danny Himself 05.03.2006 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by truncated
How do I know you are not the perfume murderer?


Isn't he English? The English kill with clever conversation, not half-assed violence. So in a way, I guess he could kill you on here.

hebbel 05.03.2006 11:11 AM

coca cola

Savage Clone 05.03.2006 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Danny Himself
Isn't he English? The English kill with clever conversation, not half-assed violence. So in a way, I guess he could kill you on here.


I thought they killed via English cuisine.

Danny Himself 05.03.2006 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
I thought they killed via English cuisine.


Ohhh burn!

But it's not like we eat shit or anything. It looks like it, but it's not.

Savage Clone 05.03.2006 11:20 AM

The botulism is real, though.

truncated 05.03.2006 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Danny Himself
Ohhh burn!

But it's not like we eat shit or anything. It looks like it, but it's not.


Because clotted sheeps' blood is so much more delectable.

Glice 05.03.2006 11:22 AM

Right, so this thread has gone on for 2 pages and no-one has said they like the smell of their own farts? Losers.

Incidentally, I'm a big fan of the smell of wet concrete, tennis balls, petrol and swimming pools. I don't mind the smell of heroin either, but I try not to spend time where that is likely to be present. This is a serious point, in case anyone's wondering - Smack smells great. But I haven't done it, I might add. Hmm. Why would you care? You wouldn't. I just haven't, all right?

truncated 05.03.2006 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Glice
Right, so this thread has gone on for 2 pages and no-one has said they like the smell of their own farts? Losers.

Incidentally, I'm a big fan of the smell of wet concrete, tennis balls, petrol and swimming pools. I don't mind the smell of heroin either, but I try not to spend time where that is likely to be present. This is a serious point, in case anyone's wondering - Smack smells great. But I haven't done it, I might add. Hmm. Why would you care? You wouldn't. I just haven't, all right?


Lightweight.

truncated 05.03.2006 11:28 AM

That's a joke; I haven't done it either. Too much clean-up.

h8kurdt 05.03.2006 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
The botulism is real, though.



Considering most of the food we eat is the shit from your country. Mcdonalds, Dominos etc. etc.

And truncated seeing as I like you I'll kill you quickly whilst quoting Shakespeare. That good enough for you.

Glice 05.03.2006 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by truncated
That's a joke; I haven't done it either. Too much clean-up.


It's very moorish, from what I hear.

Savage Clone 05.03.2006 11:36 AM

I don't know what you're talking about.
I eat middle eastern and asian food mostly.
Point taken though. Glass houses.

truncated 05.03.2006 11:36 AM

Could you make it James Joyce instead? Preferably something from The Dubliners.

Sidenote: the food from American fast food chains over on your side of the pond tastes completely different from what they serve here. Congratulations - you've managed to bastardize food that was shit to begin with.

h8kurdt 05.03.2006 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by truncated
Could you make it James Joyce instead? Preferably something from The Dubliners.

Sidenote: the food from American fast food chains over on your side of the pond tastes completely different from what they serve here. Congratulations - you've managed to bastardize food that was shit to begin with.


:eek: They taste different? How?

truncated 05.03.2006 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
I don't know what you're talking about.
I eat middle eastern and asian food mostly.
Point taken though. Glass houses.


Freddie is full of shit. As near as I can tell, the English culinary spectrum includes two categories: sausage and pudding. These two categories include any manner of things that are entirely unrelated to one another, yet share the same descriptor. I have never seen so many things called 'pudding' that resemble nothing of the sort. Then again, considering this is a population that freely advertises the consumption of a food with such a pansy-ass name as 'crumpets,' this does not surprise me.

Glice 05.03.2006 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by truncated
Could you make it James Joyce instead? Preferably something from The Dubliners.



You have no idea how arousing a girl who likes Joyce is to me...

truncated 05.03.2006 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by h8kurdt
:eek: They taste different? How?


It's blander, yet greasier somehow. And they tend to, em, burn the buns. And whether it's acute occupational dissatisfaction or your innate English surliness, fast-food employees there always look as though they've just finished depositing a large wad of their own saliva in your food.

truncated 05.03.2006 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Glice
You have no idea how arousing a girl who likes Joyce is to me...


Freddie, hold off on that murder - I might get some.


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