What's your favorite smell?

[Sergei Nóhomo]

Dank basement smell
The lingering smell of gas after you pour it into your car

No I don't huff this shit and I don't know why I enjoy them but the dank smell of a basement is probably my most favorite of smells

 

[GalaxyOtter]

Coffee grounds, rain, incense, and the blood of my enemies.

Heh.

 

[rhansen23]

Cinnamon, woodsy/forest smells, and the smell after a long rainstorm.

 

[bubblymaika]

Lavender, Matilija Poppies, burning wood/charcoal, mint, most herbs in general. Oh and the ocean.

 

[All#the#fuR]

Bleach

 

[Julen]

Zippo gasoline, airsoft greengas, markers, gunpowder and cinnamon

 

[Simo]

Cinnamon, woodsy/forest smells, and the smell after a long rainstorm.

Very much agreed on woodsy/forest smells, and the smell after a long rainstorm. Certain trees tend to be especially pleasant after this...I'm wanting to find a way to capture how Sycamore smells after it rains...and maybe make a soap/oil based on this. It's hard to describe, and took me a while to pinpoint, but it's very distinct. Also, Ginko trees have a very exotic smell to them, and long before they flower, and form those odd berries. I'm fond of this as well, but the berries/nuts smell pretty funky in the fall, when you step on them.

 

[Cannabiskitty]

Uh...

 

[malibu]

Chocolate, coffee, cinnamon, mangos, and the crotch of womens panties after they've been worn.

 

[llMeanlightll]

Fresh orange I guess...I have an orange scented candle and an orange scented soap with the liquid version of it as well. I smell like orange and a friend says that I looked orange too Apparently I'm a walking, talking orange.

...and dicks

COUGH COUGH

I mean bananas

And cum! Why the fuck did I forget that!?
I mean... bazinga.

Chocolate, coffee, cinnamon, mangos, and the crotch of womens panties after they've been worn.

I can see why this community would be a fun place to linger around...ftw x'D

 

[Peaches-and-Dreams]

My mum makes scented candles so I have some pretty nice smells in my house, there's a cologn one and Oooooh its good

 

[x-zombii]

Let's see fireworks, big piles of leaves, burning wood, and the smell of a freshly opened pack of magic cards

 

[Wither]

a friend says that I looked orange too

How does one look like an orange?

 

[Caraid]

Huh, never given much thought to it. Freshly made coffee, cinnamon, the smell of the air when a thunderstorm is approaching.

 

[Simo]

The smell of old comic books, say from the 1950s-60s era...

 

[SkyboundTerror]

Chorizo with a hint of lime. Grilled steak. Sherbert ice cream.

That fresh smell of a just-opened pack of trading cards. <3

 

[Gator]

vinegar
brownies
coffee
rain
the ocean
cooking meat
fresh peaches
pumpkin spice
burning leaves

 

[Nemnth]

I also like the smell of some air fresheners and some candles too

 

[llMeanlightll]

How does one look like an orange?

By that I mean they sees me with orange as my skintone for some reason o_o

 

[SpiritWolf15]

I know this is kinda weird, and may count as sniffing glue... (Promise I'm not a druggie!) But I just absolutely love the smell of the inside of the spine of school textbooks. I just can't explain how or why it smells good. But oh my god I would love a scented candle of that stuff. When I had free time in class I would just stop and put my face in a textbook, pretending to sleep. But in reality I was sniffing a textbook. (Don't judge me, I'm that speshul kind of stupid)

 

[Cannabiskitty]

The smell of old comic books, say from the 1950s-60s era...

I really like how books smell in general. Also cigars.

 

[Simo]

I really like how books smell in general. Also cigars.

Agreed on both. And I like to have a nice cigar, here and again. To me, a good hand-rolled one is quite pleasant.

 

[Storok]

An old Aircraft engine starting up!

 

[nerdbat]

Napalm in the morning, obviously.
I am probably the 100th dude who made that crappy joke in the thread, am I?

 

[ArtVulpine]

Cut Grass
Jasmine
Lilac
The wet smell after a misty morning or a rain storm
chocolate fudge right from the mixer (like at a candy store)
Freshly popped popcorn (especially kettle corn)
The smell of old books, something ancient about it.