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What's something you love the smell of?
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Chlorine on my skin after going to the pool.
Fresh out of the oven bread Coffee Pipe tobacco Cigar shops
There are these yellow flowers that grow on vines around here. They smell excellent.
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Alfalfa.
Napalm in the morning.
Diesel fuel is a pretty awesome smell 🔥
diesel exhaust
My grandmother's closet - old wood, old clothes, and mothballs
I got a brief flash of a Ren and Stimpy close-up of a nostril sucking in mothballs, from reading this comment.
But jokes aside, I can imagine that smell becoming a core memory down the road and will hit with instant nostalgia whenever you smell something similar.
I remember the smell of my Grandmother's house every time I hear the song Teardrop by Massive Attack. I'm 9 years old, and I'm watching MTV, sitting on the living room carpet.
Bromine. It’s what they treat the water with on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland, and the smell puts my mind on vacation
The beach.
Freshly harvested cannabis is my favorite smell, far and away
New packs of cards when the shrinkwrap is removed.
That smell that tells you it's Spring.
Fresh bread.
Gasoline.
Bleach.
That head shop incense smell.
The smell of detergent or fabric softener from a nearby house doing laundry.
Whatever that syrup is they use for canned peaches and fruit salad cups.
Chlorine and florine
When you are driving through the countryside and you start to smell cow shit. I fucking love it.
My dad used to say this to me and I never understood it until I got older.
😏
Skunk. From a very safe distance, of course. But I love it when you can smell one, somewhere nearby.
Firewood drying in the sun appeals to me, but it's generally a quite mild smell. If there's a breeze, it probably is undetectable.
Pot/weed. I understand why non-partakers dont care for it but I gotta get a sniff whenever opening a new bag
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The air on a crisp Halloween dusk back in 1988.
I love the smell of grains being unloaded from a truck into a silo.
Seaweed
roses
I'm surprised no one put crayons on here yet (I don't really care either way but it seems like something that would go on this thread).
sweaty partner
Dogs. A place where dogs have been living has such a comforting smell to it. Also their paws smell so nice
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