What do you like the smell of?

[halcyonharlot 372]

I'm surprised how popular after rain smell is! Ugh I hate it, it smells like rotten fish and personal body odors to me.

[M14Brony 92]

I like the scent of books, certain types of cigar smoke, a new car, and cosmoline.

Edited April 26, 2012 by M14Brony

[Inkfeather 597]

I love the smell of rain. The smell of freshness when the raindrops are clearing the air of all the mixed scents.

 

Another thing I love the smell of is saliva. I have no idea why. I can't really come up with any reason why I might like this smell at all, but I love it.

 

And now a little more common one: Blood. The taste, scent and color of blood is intriguing.

[Megustoreeze 35]

I don't believe nobody mentioned the smell of Gardenias! Or at least any other floral scent.

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[Jokuc 8,174]

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[Akemi Homura 7,680]

The smell.

 

A kind of smelly smell. The smelly smell that smells...

 

Smelly.

 

Edited April 26, 2012 by Devin McCourty

[Fox 5,330]

I LOVE THE SMELL OF FOOD!

flowers are nice too. X)

[Espeon 338]

Two things stand out to me: oranges and cedar. Odd, because I don't like the taste of oranges.

[Lady Rarity Pony 4,892]

I love the smell of napalm in the morning.

[letterone 1,204]

The smell of new/old books, new shoes, and someone you love. Also, cooking food and coffee are always glorious scents. There's this lotion I use too. I put it on everytime I visit my boyfriend. Because smell is associated with memory, I associate the smell with very awesome things. So it makes me feel good to sniff it. Also, it just makes me feel fancy and really clean.

 

And freshly laundered clothes. Detergent smells so fresh sometimes.

 

Here's a weird one though. Gasoline. Yes, I love that smell.

 

Same here, for the books and gasoline parts for sure. LOVE 'EM.

[GreenWind 70]

As gross as this is i love the smell of skunk

[Doctor XFizzle 8,669]

Shoe stores, especially leather shoes

Paint fumes

New car smell

and freshly baked

[ThePinkPony 42]

Freash baked bread, cookies, cake and cherry blossoms.

[Killian Jones 2,655]

I love the smell of dust after rain (petrichor), the smell of fresh bakewares, like cookies or cupcakes or something similar, chicken frying and steak.

 

[Swit Swat 536]

Gasoline................. I don't know I just like the smell... also waterfalls, new cars like alot of people said, and CUPCAKES! :3

[LowfatEnvelope 335]

I could inhale old book smell all day... New ones don't smell bad either. Like others have said, earth after rain smells amazing, and i also love the smell of smoke from a fire. Other than those i think all of my favorite smells would be cooking foods

[Sir Cyborg 26]

Spruce trees. It's wonderful. Whiskey also has to be one of the best smells ever, and one reason for that may be all the good memories it brings back. I also find the smell of melting tin strangely appealing.

 

Hm, yes. And many types of pipe tobaccoes, and they actually smell even better before lit.

Edited April 26, 2012 by Sir Cyborg

[Sugarcube 213]

Lemons, books, leather, incense, burning leaves.

 

I also like the lingering scent of cigarette smoke, like on someone's clothes. Reminds me of home.

 

 

 

Ahh I forgot books and leather! tsk tsk how could I *goes to pet all of her books and apologize*

[NewCalamity 3,454]

Old oil, old leather, old grease, old books, old anything.

 

Goodness, they're so pleasurable to smell.

[Moosefullaeggs 543]

Napalm in the morning.

[Envy 6,169]

Cedar. And the smell of new instruments.

[be my waifu 2,842]

Christmas Trees

 

And Gain brand laundry detergent. It reminds me of my childhood...

[I used to be a stranger 7,993]

Mint, cardamom, curry, samosas, barbequed pizza, borscht, cedar-cooked salmon, rosé after a tiring day, but most of all, Mint.

 

Freshly dried t-shirts that have that proper sort of scent of detergent lingering that tells you it's done its job.

 

Burnt gunpowder (evidence of a good time)

 

Manure (because fuck you popular consensus I will be counter-cultural however I please)

 

A brisk fall morning

 

Wood fires

 

Hot chocolate contrasting a wood fire

 

That partly spicy sort of smell that either comes from ant nests or tamarack pine trees, I can't remember which

[Whiteshade 1,426]

Napalm in the morning...

 

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Fog, dew, rain, cold moist air in general, and also fresh wood and most types of meat

[roomforapony 285]

Tennis balls, leather, and new car smell.

Edited April 26, 2012 by roomforapony