Smell's you do like

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Following on from the recent thread about smells.

Lets hear the things you do like.

Mine:

Fresh Bread
Hot Oil
Tarmac
Petrol

[Plotloss]

Freshly baked bread, freshly sawn wood, freshly cut grass.

[zippy500]

Cresote
Bacon
Minge
Amyl Acetate

Edited by zippy500 on Wednesday 5th November 10:56

[cocopop]

Aircraft fuel

[petrol_penelope]

Sponges have a habit of taking the back of a remote control off just to smell it.

[speedy_thrills]

Petrol on a cold morning,
Perfume,
Shoe polish,
Tobacco,
Ironed shirts.

[Poledriver]

Fresh bread
Coffee
Tar(?)
Bacon frying
Anchovies

ETA Castrol'R'

Edited by Poledriver on Wednesday 5th November 10:59

[LukeBird]

Aviation Fuel, Petrol, Diesel, freshly sawn wood, fresh warm bread, that lovely burnt smell of high octane fuel when a car has given it the beans in front of you...

[shirt]

bread or cake being baked.
general cooking smells - bacon or fired onion, tomato & garlic.
the OH [awww]
my own farts

[PhantomHumper]

petrol
matches
freshly baked bread
avgas

Do not use all at once as the bread would be pretty useless afterwards.

[pies1981]

My own farts

[Busa_Rush]

Pussy

[eightseventhree]

Napalm (in the morning)

[Hoppy2008]

zippy500 said:

Minge

Edited by zippy500 on Wednesday 5th November 10:56

[trumpet600]

contact adhesive

[Poledriver]

zippy500 said:

Cresote
Bacon
Minge
Amyl Nitrate

Edited by zippy500 on Wednesday 5th November 10:56

EFA

[petrol_penelope]

oooo love the smell of real fresh water and fresh cut grass.

[james_tigerwoods]

Diesel soot from a lorry

[Zod]

some perfumes
babies' skin (when clean!)
minge (ditto)
petrol
jet fuel
red burgundy
white burgundy
cote rotie
chateauneuf du pape
sauternes
condrieu
islay malt whisky
armagnac
Timothy Taylor's Landlord (particularly on draught)
strawberries
black pepper
sage rosemary
thyme
basil
roast duck, goose, chicken, beef, pork, lamb
grilling bacon, steak
coffee
baking bread
oak barrels full of developing wine in a winemaker's cellar
ozone after a thunderstorm
burning logs
leather

[nownek]

rain on a warm day