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Most Recognized Smells

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Gasoline.

Was just going to add that one.

Gasoline.

 

I didn't even think about that one. That should definitely be in the top 5. :thumb:

Charcoal Grill.

I think "new car smell" is unmistakeable!

My vote is for the scent they add to natural gas so that you can tell that there is a leak. Everyone recognizes that smell. I'll add rotten eggs and marijuana to the list too. Those smells are pretty potent and unmistakeable.

Marijuana

Farts

Skunk

Vicks VapoRub

Bengals

 

Just bear in mind that smells are particulate. When you smell a fart, it's because farticles are in your system. Same for blunticles, skunkicles, vicksicles, and Bengalcles...

I was thinking farts, marijuana and gasoline.

 

I can smell bacon in the morning from a mile away.

B.O.

Just bear in mind that smells are particulate. When you smell a fart, it's because farticles are in your system. Same for blunticles, skunkicles, vicksicles, and Bengalcles...

 

 

Good point. Whenever I smell a particularly bad smell, I always think of this fact. Just knowing this makes any bad smell ten times worse. :creepy:

Moist canine?

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