CL32 wrote: » Freshly cut wood is a great answer. Theres something comforting about that, and its not one you get very often. +1 on fresh tarmac too. Its repulsive when it first hits you but you settle into it when you realise what it is and that its not coming from some terrible, costly fault in your engine.
CamperMan wrote: » my sides are aching laughing at this one
julep wrote: » Back in the early 90's there were some girls who wore some sort of body spray, deoderant or perfume or something. I can't describe it, but it gave me a horn any time I was near them.
shqipshume wrote: » I know it has nothing to do with smell but does anyone remember, when Ireland had sun and heatwaves and the tar in middle of road would melt and u could walk with no shoes on and stick ur toes in it
CL32 wrote: » That was deadly because you didn't need a lollipop stick to scrape up the chewing gum off the road either. Its amazing how neglect seems to revitalise mint flavourings.
CamperMan wrote: » NO!! all I can remember is wind, rain, snow, frost, fog, grey skies
shqipshume wrote: » Hahaha damn why u have to turn something so nice into a bean post :mad::D Not joking have u got a gf ? have u ever just smelled her skin if u haven't u should will stay in ur senses always even when you just think about her then you will get that smell.How ever you have to love her passionately oh mmmmmmmmmmm what a sexy man he is That is one of the keys to thru sexual appeal
AlmightyCushion wrote: » Smell of petrol and freshly cut grass is lovely.
Berty wrote: » Had anybody said it yet(too lazy to check) Yer MA!!!
SteveC wrote: » Yes I have a girlfriend, we've being living together for 10 years now. My post was in keeping with the crazy crazy big bad world forum that is after hours. Your skin fetish will pass, don't worry:) Can I ask, in return for my honesty that you please stop using txt spk when you post here, it really is painful to read. Cheers.
AlmightyCushion wrote: » No because there was no need for anyone to say it.
julep wrote: » Back in the early 90's there were some girls who wore some sort of body spray, deoderant or perfume or something. I can't describe it, but it gave me a horn any time I was near them. It wasn't the usual smell. This was different. It was...I don't know how to describe it. This was designed to turn men on and it worked a charm.
sdonn_1 wrote: » The chipper, or McDonalds chips, the two most delicious smells in the world. Mrs. CL32's perfume is nice too.
Sharpshooter wrote: » Men can't help acting on Impulse?
donmeister wrote: » Hugo Boss,simple as.
Shawn Dirty Fabric wrote: » It was the Lynx effect.
shqipshume wrote: » awwwww no way well trust me we had it 1993 and 1997 was two i remember aswell as my baby years fricken Ireland used to have long hot summers oh how i miss them
Dudess wrote: » I think it might have been OÉ. Did the ad feature kinda tribal, Amazonian chicks? Actually it might have been Exclamation! http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=7I5xxVTeLJs No it didn't. That's called seeing things through rose-tinted specs. Heatwaves in Ireland in the past 33 years: 76, 77, 83, 84, 89, 95, 06. 93 and 97 probably had a few hot days each - they weren't long, hot summers though. Definitely not.