What Is Your Favorite Smell?

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

the smell of tobacco
not a burning cigarette or the smoke but the unlit cigarettes inside.. when you open that packet for the first time and inhale deep... only thing I miss about them

saintsaltynuts

The smell of gorgeous perfume off a women is something you cant beat.

Markcheese

dastardly00 wrote: »

The smell from rain after a spell of dry weather

+1 but it's been a while...

sgb

Back in the 80's I had a girlfriend that wore Charlie perfume, if I smell it now the memories come flooding back

cassElliot

popcorn at the cinema! :pac:

SuperGrover

The smell of either or both of my babies, carrying them into bed after their bath and the fresh jimjams on them.

Also the warm and toasty smell of scotch whisky in a room where a few are being had.

emzolita

fresh laundry. preferably washed with Lenor with Fabreez

BUBBLE WRAP

SuperGrover wrote: »

The smell of either or both of my babies, carrying them into bed after their bath and the fresh jimjams on them.

Also the warm and toasty smell of scotch whisky in a room where a few are being had.

Whats that?

Vicar in a tutu

Whiskey
Tobacco (Unlit)
Talcum powder
Cocoa moisturiser
Bonjela
New books
Coconut Incense sticks

madma

BUBBLE WRAP wrote: »

I hate to tell you, But I find that very disturbed...

he's actually been honest about what the majority of blokes do..word for word..

Jen Pigs Fly

SuperGrover wrote: »

The smell of either or both of my babies, carrying them into bed after their bath and the fresh jimjams on them.

Awwww :D

later12

a big hairy fanny

A_Sober_Paddy

I do love the smell of napalm in the morning, smells like...victory*


*yes I know this isn't the exact quote

Rocket19

Cawcheen wrote: »

The smell after you extinguish a match

that's the smell of birthdays!!!

Battered Mars Bar

Calvin Klein MAN
Cut grass
Second hand smoke I've never smoked
Felt markers

CarrickMcJoe

New Car

Petrol

Old punt notes

Fried onions in butter

Exhaust fumes

Turf fire

1ZRed

New blu rays smell great to me for some reason.

DVDs don't smell the same though

leggo

The gentle, aromatic, intense, non-judgemental whiff of a moth's piss.

refusetolose

fish

PizzamanIRL

Firelighters
A certain popuri thats left out during Christmas for the past i dont know how many years
Petrol
Evergreen trees
And a strange one - horse/cow $hit. Brings back memories of when i was child visiting friends of the family on a farm.

upandcumming

the smell of a road when it rains after a dry spell!

Vicar in a tutu

I love the smell of protest in the morning.

Pantsface

Coriolanus wrote: »

There's a perfume that I can only describe as a mix of sex and candy floss.
That.

Prada Candy

Jester252

A new book, freshly cut grass and petrol

Fizzlesque

Cigar smoke. Used love when my cigar-smoking uncles would visit when I was a child, and fill the house with the delicious smell of cigar smoke. I've often contemplated buying cigars and letting them burn in the house - might still do it one day.

Coffee, freshly brewed - cakes/bread, freshly baked.

Onions, garlic, ginger and chilli frying in a pan waiting for whatever's going to be added to the pan.

The smell of onions on my hands after chopping it to go in the above-mentioned pan.

Freshly washed hair, freshly laundered bed-clothes (and actual clothes).

Calvin Klein's perfumes: CK1 and CKB [CK1 smells lovely on men too].

Grass [the smoking kind] - absolutely love the smell of grass, in the bag and being burned.

The sea.

Most flowers, but some are superior to others.

The smell of September (a sunny day in September) when the smell in the air is different and tells you a new season has begun.

This list could end up quite long I'll leave it there for now.

Oh, except to add that at two different times of my life I really liked two particular smells that weren't all that pleasant, but they reminded me of (two different) things I liked being reminded of. Smell really is a powerful little critter, capable of evoking all sorts of memories and emotions.

Deus Ex Machina

Fizzlesque wrote: »

I've often contemplated buying cigars and letting them burn in the house - might still do it one day.

Here's a crazy one for you, how about smoking them yourself? In my experience cigars generally smell like the smell of cigars.

Jason Todd

Cut grass
My babys head
Petrol
and don't know why, but when I was young I'd love going into a pub with my grandfather on a Sunday morning for pub grub and smelling the stale beer and cigarette smoke from the night before!!

Fizzlesque

Deus Ex Machina wrote: »

Here's a crazy one for you, how about smoking them yourself. In my experience cigars generally smell like the smell of cigars.

I don't like smoking cigars - so smoking them wouldn't be part of the pleasure for me.

Your experience of the smell of cigars is the same as mine. They do smell like cigars. Deliciously so.

checkyabadself

Turf fire

Redbreast 12

MadYaker

Nothin like the smell o' want