Spinoff thread: Something weird you enjoy the smell of...

• tcarrier32

  

  justincredible;759857 wrote:I really like the smell of weed, I just didn't think it was that weird.

  
  nothing weird about that. unless we're talking bobby brown, then you're fucking insane.
• mhs95_06

  BR1986FB;759169 wrote:Do you come from a land Down Under?

  No but I went to an Australian theme dinner 15-20 years ago and tried some Vegemite yeast extract. I remember the distinctive smell that I liked(I also like the smell of rising yeast dough for bread or rolls, which I like to eat raw) and how terrible it tasted at first. It is indeed an acquired taste. Fast forward to 4-5 years ago at work and we started to get this oil in to supplement the fuel for our reactors. It was a vegetable oil that I understand was used as a media for some sort of biological growth to produce a product from the growth. Eventually the oil is "spent" and then we get it for a fuel supplement. Right off the bat I noticed the distinctive smell of this oil, but I couldn't recall where I had smelled that odor before. After a couple weeks it hit me that it was the same smell as Vegemite!
• fortfan

  The fishy smell at the lake
  Outboard motor
• sherm03

  

  Count me in as another that loves the smell of gasoline and Zippos.
• password

  

  doe in heat deer urine.
  Nothing like the fresh smell of doe in heat urine, it just gets your adrenaline flowing.
• karen lotz

  

  password;760009 wrote:doe in heat deer urine.
  Nothing like the fresh smell of doe in heat urine, it just gets your adrenaline flowing.

  
  
  That stuff is AWFUL.
• password

  

  I think it smells good, it may be that it usually means that deer season has started and I am in the woods, that just makes it smell better.
• karen lotz

  

  password;760037 wrote:I think it smells good, it may be that it usually means that deer season has started and I am in the woods, that just makes it smell better.

  
  I've never smelled it in the woods, but a bottle of it broke open indoors and the stench didn't leave for weeks.
• password

  

  karen lotz;760040 wrote:I've never smelled it in the woods, but a bottle of it broke open indoors and the stench didn't leave for weeks.

  Yea, that might not be the best scent for the house. I think it smells better when you are dressed in camo, sitting in the woods with all the other smells of nature mixing with it. I definitely would not want to fill my wifes Glade PlugIns with it either but outdoors it is good.