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Smells you're addicted too
- Thread starter Pico
- Start date
Not addicted, but like:
watermelon jolly rancher
methyl ethyl ketone
benzaldehyde
No takers on polyester resin? Ooops, it's there.
watermelon jolly rancher
methyl ethyl ketone
benzaldehyde
No takers on polyester resin? Ooops, it's there.
Embarrassed to admit it, but I love opening the freezer door at a grocery store and sticking my head in, then taking a deep breath through my nose. What *is* that smell?
Also love the smell of coffee grounds, and fresh basil. Those seem more normal.
Also love the smell of coffee grounds, and fresh basil. Those seem more normal.
Yes.
Also, Desitin, the stuff for diaper rash. stuff smells great. Dunno if the formulation is the same as 25 years ago, but I liked it then.
It’s not the hair on her head, you pervert.Permission to sniff next time I see her?
Coffee
Coconut
Jasmine
Honeysuckle
Female Pheromones
Frankincense
Pine
Patchouli
BBQ
Cannabis
Ocean
Coconut
Jasmine
Honeysuckle
Female Pheromones
Frankincense
Pine
Patchouli
BBQ
Cannabis
Ocean
The smell of my neighborhood is intoxicating. When I've been away for the day and get about half a mile from home, I roll down the car windows, and the sweetness is almost dizzying.
When you’ve been inland for a while, that first ocean smell you get on I-8 west a few miles before Alpine.
Walking out of the airport upon arrival at Lihue and BAM