Are there any weird smells that you actually like?

[ringwood]

Cow manure! Not the liquid manure that sometimes gets sprayed on fields - that stuff stinks as it’s often mixed with other waste. Nope - it’s just the plain ol’ poop straight from the cow stuff that I love the smell of - it’s rich and earthy and reminds me of simple times and quiet, country living.

 

[Finished]

Skunk - It reminds of smoking weed in my youth.

 

[TheSkaFish]

Skunk - It reminds of smoking weed in my youth.

That reminds me, I think about that sometimes when I'm walking around, and smell skunks out - I have to pause and ask myself, "is that skunk, or weed?" You're right, they are pretty close.

 

[Adamridge79]

That reminds me, I think about that sometimes when I'm walking around, and smell skunks out - I have to pause and ask myself, "is that skunk, or weed?" You're right, they are pretty close.

Nifty

 

[Finished]

Rotting bananas remind me of vanilla, which I like a lot.

 

[Just Games]

The sweet smell of fresh red bark on the garden

 

[Trevor]

Actually, I like the smell of gasoline.

 

[user 176211]

I still enjoy the small of gasoline and magic markers haha!

 

[user15010]

For me it's petrol too, garden and woodland soil, garlic and onion, horseradish, boiled brussel sprouts, some rotten fruits and plant matter, floor and furniture polishes (like Pronto Wood, I think), Roman Catholic incense, freshly ironed cotton clothing, moist dusty air after sudden rain in hot weather, peat and swamps. It seems like I like smell of any rotten organic matter as long it's not of animal origin. Doesn't it really seem strange?

 

[idaniel]

Old books. Crack open an old book sitting on a dusty shelf in a library. I like that smell.

Another smell is the shampoo or body wash of my first gf. Years and years will pass, and then I will be in a store when somebody walks by with that smell, and it triggers my memory. That was loooooong ago, so I have absolutely no feelings for her. But I do have feelings for that nostalgia and sense of innocence that we all had when we were young. That's what that smell brings me back to.

 

[user 135671]

Another smell is the shampoo or body wash of my first gf. Years and years will pass, and then I will be in a store when somebody walks by with that smell, and it triggers my memory. That was loooooong ago, so I have absolutely no feelings for her.

I get this with Rive Gauche perfume, it's what my very first gf wore. I treated her awfully and every time it triggers immense feelings of guilt.

 

[Colster]

My dog's ears, they smell of popcorn. I'm also obsessed with Detol, the antibacterial spray; This preceded the pandemonium of the pandemic.

 

[Azariah]

When im about to shower sometimes i put my hand between my leg and balls and i like to smell the sweat. It smells kinda sour lol.

 

[SecondStarTotheRight]

In passing...
Bleach
Skunk
Creosote
Cows... pastures
Ethyl acetate

 

[Forgottendanfan]

This will no doubt sound very weird, but I've always rather enjoyed the quintessential countryside smell of horse manure spread on fields.

 

[ewomack]

Damp, concrete garages can sometimes have a smell that I can't keep away from. I never understood it, but a few of my relatives lived in condos with large shared garages and a few of them had this indescribable odor that I tried to smell as much as I could. It was fantastic.

I also used to enjoy the smell of gasoline, but I appear to have grown out of that one, probably for the better.

 

[Memyself]

Rubber tires and glue of course

 

[Sunless Sky]

Gasoline, definitley.
Markers.
Cigarette smoke, I don't smoke myself.
The smell of a freshly cut lawn.

 

[heronyx]

I like the smell of petrol stations and new magazines. Um, there's a perfume I like that transports me back in time in February 2001, when I was in Manhattan on an international field trip. I couldn't wear if after 9/11 though.

 

[Finished]

I like the smell of petrol stations and new magazines. Um, there's a perfume I like that transports me back in time in February 2001, when I was in Manhattan on an international field trip. I couldn't wear if after 9/11 though.

^ Ha! ha! I remember seeing women in the office rubbing those perfume coated magazine samples on their arms and asking how they smelled. I like perfume, just not on me.

There has been some interest in coming out with using scents when surfing the Internet. You receive a friendly email from your besty and it smells wonderful. You receive one from me and it smells like a skunk. Ha! ha! What do you think about that?

https://computer.howstuffworks.com/internet-odor.htm