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Favourite = My mum, especially her Caleche perfume when I was a little girl!

Worst = Cat poop!
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anything w/saffron cooking ( i wish there was a perfume )...

the smell of hard boiled eggs exploding cause the pot ran out of water...............i left the room for a" sec", and the next thang i saw was egg shells on the kitchen ceiling...

doncha just hate when that happens ? :roll:
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They are harvesting onions in the fields west of my place, and they give give out a very pleasant odor. The whole colony smells like onions.

Suzy, that sounds like my cooking. When I finish making a meal the kitchen looks like the Slaughter on Tenth Avenue.
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
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On a hot day and you discover a moldering cat gift :shock: Know I should immediately be praising them as mighty hunters...but sorry guys, the headless bird stinks...worse...then you have to look around for the other parts of the prize gahhhh
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That sounds as bad as dead mice. I use mouse food to get rid of the little buggers, but they croak in the walls and stink up the place.
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Favorite: Peppermint, chocolate, those sorts of "candy" smells.

Least Favorite: A porta-john that's been sitting in the hot sun all day. Had to sit about 10 feet away from one of those things all summer...
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Favorite...pine cones, melted butter on lobster, Halston and Norman Norell perfume...

Least fave, mildew, chicken soup gone bad, and Musk, Patchouli, and Tabu scents....UUUGGGHHH :twisted:
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Another favorite is or was when I was a kid is gasoline.

Another bad one is rotten potatoes.
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" Rotten " anything i guess :)
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Even rotten dead bodies. A guy I knew bought a car cheap at a police auction that someone died in, it sat for a few weeks in hot weather for a few weeks before they found it. It was a nice car, a late model Thunderbird, but he never could get the smell out of it.
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Favourite smell- Vanilla
Least- Anything moldy
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fave...cinnamon and gardenias...

not so good..........Tripe cooking..
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Or cabbage cooking.
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I'm sorry Suzy...I have my tribal bracelets in a jar with sandalwood and patchouli and customers tell me how wonderful I smell...I tell them it's essence of head shop. Of course I wear a whole bunch of other scents too.

Tonight it smells perfect outside. The weather is cooling off and there's the breeze and wood smoke in the air...so peaceful
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