Smells good to me

flutterflye · 13-08-2011 03:08PM

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

The whiff from a delicately buttered set of lacy panties, freshly discarded and not yet 'gone crusty'.

That and cat's heads.

Ah, it makes sense now.
Some people have thought I was you before.
Confused that I wasn't saying anything gross!

FlutterinBantam · 13-08-2011 03:12PM

flutterflye wrote: »

Ah, it makes sense now.
Some people have thought I was you before.
Confused that I wasn't saying anything gross!

You have a bit of a smart mouth on you.

Mind your manners, when you are as well respected and thoughtfull as i am, maybe you can throw in snide remarks.

You are a long way from that pilgrim.

flutterflye · 13-08-2011 03:15PM

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

You have a bit of a smart mouth on you.

Mind your manners, when you are as well respected and thoughtfull as i am, maybe you can throw in snide remarks.

You are a long way from that pilgrim.

Riiiiiiiiight.
Yeah, so you just read a whole bunch of weirdness into my post there.

Bit of an oddball it seems.
I like that.

FlutterinBantam · 13-08-2011 03:20PM

flutterflye wrote: »

Riiiiiiiiight.
Yeah, so you just read a whole bunch of weirdness into my post there.

Bit of an oddball it seems.
I like that.

Good, then we can get on, perhaps.

I didn't read any weirdness into your post, just a cheap cut at a respected poster.I didn't like that.

No oddball here homie, Just an ordinary guy who cuts through the bulldust and cant that goes for debate around here.

M'kay?

Tefral · 13-08-2011 03:21PM

Love the smell of Hydraulic oil and Earth. Reminds me of being a kid when my dad was digging the foundations for the wall of our house and i was sitting in the cab with him.

Everytime I start up a digger and turn the first sod of earth it brings me back to that memory

pragmatic1 · 13-08-2011 03:22PM

Ariel washing powder.
Hydrogen cyanide.

flutterflye · 13-08-2011 03:26PM

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

Good, then we can get on, perhaps.

I didn't read any weirdness into your post, just a cheap cut at a respected poster.I didn't like that.

No oddball here homie, Just an ordinary guy who cuts through the bulldust and cant that goes for debate around here.

M'kay?

Zactly.
That was not there.
I just have had a few posters get mixed up with our names, and now seeing you post, I understood what they were on about.
Tis all.

Anyhow, completely off track.

Emmm.... I do not find myself partial to the smell of dirty undergarments.
But sometimes I like to smell the pillow.

epgc3fyqirnbsx · 13-08-2011 03:45PM

When it hasn't rained for days and everything is really dry. Then it rains, a light shower, and everything smells really fresh.
And there is a particular smell off concrete when this happens. Nothing else like it

looksee · 13-08-2011 03:49PM

Fresh cut wood
new tarmac and creosote
baby's hair (and that lovely sensation of putting your face against a baby's head)
the crushed grass/tent smell
printers ink
leather
daffodils
Fresh cut grass

oh yes, and that just starting to rain smell after a dry spell^^^

chakotha · 13-08-2011 03:49PM

Pipe smoke
Comfort clothes conditioner
Autumn/Winter outdoor wood smoke smell
The sea
Some new books

Naos · 13-08-2011 04:51PM

Weetabix.

Chickenfeed.

RichieC · 13-08-2011 04:52PM

Guill wrote: »

Firelighters.

I was caught eating them as a wee lad because dammit, if they smell that good they have to taste that good

DEFTLEFTHAND · 13-08-2011 04:56PM

The cut of the air on a cold winter's morning.

LCruiser Kid · 13-08-2011 04:57PM

Diesel

Freshly cut timber and grass

Hay

Engine/hydraulic oil

The mother's cooking

That fresh smell after a shower of rain on a summers evening

New car scent, vanilla, strawberry airfreshners

And probably loads more :cool:

phasers · 13-08-2011 05:02PM

You know the smell of the hopps (or barley I dunno) you get when you pass James' Gate and the Guinness is brewing? That smells bloody gorgeous, reminds me of when I was younger too and driving home from a day out.

Samich · 13-08-2011 05:03PM

smell of your own fart

:pac:

Samich · 13-08-2011 05:06PM

and the smell of permanent markers.

Saila · 13-08-2011 05:09PM

my own farts

edit: damn it what are the chances of missing that post by a few minutes

Mr Benevolent · 13-08-2011 05:18PM

Interesting how smells trigger emotions and memories. I feel a bit sorry for people with a really bad sense of smell.

Samich · 13-08-2011 05:24PM

Saila wrote: »

my own farts

edit: damn it what are the chances of missing that post by a few minutes

It's funny how when someone else says they like the smell of their own they sound sick! :P

AnamGlas · 13-08-2011 07:28PM

Dettol actually smells lovely.

Tippex isn't bad either.

fearbainne · 13-08-2011 07:32PM

New book smell... I like to stick my nose right in there n breath it in!!

cocoshovel · 13-08-2011 08:35PM

That oily/greasy lubricant smell on train tracks.

Cantona's Collars · 13-08-2011 08:38PM

Freshly laid tarmac.

pinkfloyd34 · 13-08-2011 09:02PM

the smell from perfume/aftershave shop when all the different smells are combined, used to love the smell of the sugar factory in carlow, the beet campaign was between october and december so when the smell of beet was around the town mixed with the winter air you always new christmas was coming, then europe started running this country so now we import all of our sugar, the smell is kind of like the guinness factory mentioned before but

lil'bug · 13-08-2011 09:19PM

the smell of an old car's leather interior

kylith · 13-08-2011 09:31PM

I love the smell of swimming pools. That chlorine smell is fantastic; it always heralds good times.

Chuck Stone · 13-08-2011 09:45PM

Confab wrote: »

Interesting how smells trigger emotions and memories. I feel a bit sorry for people with a really bad sense of smell.

Someone wrote 'creosote' earlier.

That smell takes me back to when I was about 3/4 years old when I got my first job. Workers were painting the fences of the estate I lived in with creosote and I went out to help them with a wee brush.

My Ma packed me a lunch and all for work and the workers were really kind to me and adopted me as a kind of mascot for the days they were working around the estate.

More innocent times fo sho.

kylith · 13-08-2011 09:54PM

The smell of tomato plants always reminds me of my granddad. He used to have a greenhouse where he grew them and I used to help when I went to visit. Happy times.

fitzeyboy. · 13-08-2011 10:58PM

Hydraulic Oil/Motor Oil/Gearbox oil

A freshly Burnt out electric motor

Silage

Molasses

Timber being cut

The smell of sulphur from a struck match

The air on a freezing morning

The smell of a fresh snow field

Smells good to me

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