What is your favourite smell?

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kitten

Mar 03 06 06:36
One of my favourites would be the smell of stew simmering on the stove on a cold day.
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Witch

#1
Mar 03 06 06:50
Frankincense and basilica. Not the cheap incense on sticks, but the raw resin burned on charcoal

TehBorken

#2
Mar 03 06 07:52
Freshly ground coffee. MmmMMMmm. Sometime whe I open a new can I practically stick my head down in it and inhale the aroma. It's better than the drink itself.

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P.C.

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Mar 03 06 08:17
What happened to page 1 ???  There were some good smells on that page.  
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TehBorken

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Mar 03 06 08:18
P.C. wrote:
What happened to page 1 ???  There were some good smells on that page.
Weird. I don't know.
The real trouble with reality is that there's no background music.

P.C.

#5
Mar 03 06 08:23
ROFL.......never mind.  Apparently I got my nose and my ears mixed up. [/DIV] I was confusing the 'Favourite Sounds Thread', which if I remember correctly was talking about the smell of coffee.[/DIV](heeheeeeeee)
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TehBorken

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Mar 03 06 08:29
P.C. wrote:
[div style="font-style: italic;"]ROFL.......never mind.  Apparently I got my nose and my ears mixed up. [/div][div style="font-style: italic;"] I was confusing the 'Favourite Sounds Thread', which if I remember correctly was talking about the smell of coffee.[/div](heeheeeeeee)

Damn, you had me worried there for a moment.
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The real trouble with reality is that there's no background music.

P.C.

#7
Mar 03 06 08:30
Coffee's up there for me too....but if you brew that coffee with a campfire going and some bacon frying up on the griddle, it's just a delicious smell.

Bread baking in the oven.....any baking for that matter, but there's something simple, basic and wholesome  about the smell of fresh bread.[/DIV]I love the smell of fresh cut grass[/DIV]Shoe polish (I know, it's a little wierd)  
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CK

#8
Mar 03 06 08:33
COFFEE, everyday! All day!!

P.C.

#9
Mar 03 06 08:35
Sorry TehBorken.....I seem to be a little foggy this morning [img style="BORDER-RIGHT: 0px; BORDER-TOP: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-BOTTOM: 0px" src="vny!://ghettobaby.net/Emoticons/EmoteBoard7/idea.gif"]I'll  start thinking better as soon as I get my second cup of coffee.
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kitten

#10
Mar 03 06 09:34
Of course COFFEE!  I was drinking my second as I wrote that.  I guess the idea was something besides coffee.  I don't express myself that well in the early morning.  
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purelife

#11
Mar 03 06 09:46
I like the smell of wood burning.[/DIV]The evergreen trees.[/DIV]Good food cooking and baking.

kitten

#12
Mar 03 06 09:54
Fresh towels and linens, especially if they have been dried outdoors in a nice breeze.
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Legion

#13
Mar 03 06 09:54
The smell of spring after a long cold Manitoba winter.
curses!

Yuki

#14
Mar 03 06 09:57
I love the smell of my hair after I dye it.^^[/DIV]I love my strawberry perfume too.^^
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