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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: 442w30 on October 07, 2008, 09:12:15 PM
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Bacon!!!
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Hard one..
1) wet 'kitten'
2) new car
3) I like bacon taste more
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Gunpowder.
The inside of my fencing mask when I slip it over my head.
Cattle and hay.
Desert/Dry, dry air.
Ice/snow/Cold, cold air.
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;) Mrs. Stalwart's perfume.
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burning/unburnt nitromethane
burning VP race gas and burning rubber
burning gun powder, smokeless or black powder
cooking meat on in the smoker or on the grill
the woods
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I love the smell of napalm in the morning. You know, one time we had a hill bombed, for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin' dink body. The smell, you know that gasoline smell, the whole hill. Smelled like... victory.
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beat me too it, Holden.. LOL!
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Engine Oil, be it Plane or Auto oil.
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cordite
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Fresh cut grass on a Friday night/Saturday's in the late summer or early fall.
Awesome grill smells at the tail gate party's all around or at home.
The perfume my wife wears...among other things as well.
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cordite
x2. I work at a gun club so its like the first thing i smell in the morning....
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A Texas BBQ/Smoker. :) It gives me goose bumps it smells soooooo good. :)
(http://www.lesliewong.us/images/0409/smoke.jpg)
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A Texas BBQ/Smoker. :) It gives me goose bumps it smells soooooo good. :)
(http://www.lesliewong.us/images/0409/smoke.jpg)
smoker, FTW!!!
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Fresh tilled dirt (right after my MX275 oes over a field)
Diesel (After running my MX275 all day)
Cotton (You know, that distinct smell it gives off when it's being picked)
Burning rubber (Fri. and Sat. night races WOOOOOOO)
Alcohol (the fuel) (Fri. and Sat. Night races, again, WOOOOOOO)
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For The Win?
Yes, my friend... the smell of a smoker with an offset firebox burning oak, mesquite, or pecan is the best thing a Texan could smell :D
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For The Win?
best thing a Texan could smell :D
First learned about smoking here on aces high bb. Got a gas fired one(cast iron box for wood chips and a bowl for water) cause I was new and didn't know how to control temp with the vents, but it was awesome. Gonna invest in one like in the pic next spring and give it a shot
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Try to get a "New Braunfels Smoker" I give you my word that this is the best smoker out there.
If you like barbecue, this piece of cooking tool will definitely help you make the best barbecue you can make for your guests to enjoy. This smoker is also powder-coated and rust-resistant.
My Dad got one back when I was a kid and he still has it. I think the BBQ taste and smell has gotten even better :)
(http://www.beststuff.com/images/articles/051702a7.jpg)
Whew!! I need a cold shower :lol
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Bacon!!!
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Try to get a "New Braunfels Smoker" I give you my word that this is the best smoker out there.
If you like barbecue, this piece of cooking tool will definitely help you make the best barbecue you can make for your guests to enjoy. This smoker is also powder-coated and rust-resistant.
My Dad got one back when I was a kid and he still has it. I think the BBQ taste and smell has gotten even better :)
(http://www.beststuff.com/images/articles/051702a7.jpg)
Whew!! I need a cold shower :lol
Yeah, the best I can do is oak firewood, the mesquite and others are small chunks. I am in the northeast, and they are not big into smoking up here. They want to turn on the gas and have their food in five minutes. I did chop down a small flowering cherry, maybe I can use that :)
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I'm glad you saw the light. BBQing isn't using a gas grill :)
You're a good egg <<S>>
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All very good.....
Must add few more though:
Flowering Canola/ or mustard
Smell of turbine starting up on a cold morning
Av gas
Cat D6 70's vintage that has worked in the bush
Fresh (Green) Paint
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A lap dancers cheap perfume, that stuff smells like it's $2 a gallon. :D
<S>...-Gixer
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double post.
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I'm glad you saw the light. BBQing isn't using a gas grill :)
You're a good egg <<S>>
It took awhile, but I figured it out. A few years back I ordered a rack of baby backs from a place called the texas road house. So tender, and the meat just fell off the bones. I could never get my ribs like that. Then one day I came across a post here about BBQ, and learned about smoking at low temps for long periods of time.
Used this rub (http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/rib1.html) and smoked for around 5 hours at about 210(baby backs)
The bones slid out clean. Even the wife who really doesn't each much meat couldn't stop eating them.
What I find enjoyable is the smell that comes from the smoker while I am sitting in the back yard. Best smell in the world
<S>
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funny, was just talking today with some guys at work...
in no particular order
1. gun range
2. racetrack
3. Woodshop
4. old books
5. old museums or buildings
6. fresh cut grass
7. my grandmother's kitchen when I was seven years old about 1967 (if I close my eyes and think about it I can almost smell it)
coffee, bacon, 20 years of cooking smells)
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What I find interesting is that the smells we enjoy are not so much because of 'the scent', but because of the memories they are associated with.
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Lilacs,bacon,coffee and a clean woman.
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the sea/ocean and the estrogenes enriched fishy flavour of those poor cheap girls hanging around the ports in La Guaira and Cartagena, after long days at sea
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I can't post an honest answer in this forum. :devil
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Petrol, jet engines, a fresh-lit match, and burning wood.
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My own fart, especially after a good meal of steak or a solid beef burger.
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My wife :D
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Napalm.......in the morning.
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the cigar room in a tobacco store and women
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The sense of smell is the sense most closely associated with memory. Every time I smell lilacs I have very vivid visions of PT during basic training in Ft. Jackson. It was April (1989) and the first time I'd been in the south other than in the middle of winter/very early spring. The smell of the air was absolutely intoxicating. These are the kind of memories that although you don't realize it at the time, stay with you for the rest of your life.
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" My *&%hole brother bought her back in September '57. That's when you get your new model year, September. Brand new, she was. She had the smell of a brand new car. And that's just about the finest smell in the world....except maybe for <meow>. "
- Stephen King - "Christine"
The right perfume on the right woman.
Beer being brewed
Coffee.
Fresh Hops, right off the vine
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Actually tobacco smoke in a cowshed smells very good.
(no joke, there is a combination of hay, fur, dung and tobacco, quite funny)
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Sandalwood.
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Actually tobacco smoke in a cowshed smells very good.
(no joke, there is a combination of hay, fur, dung and tobacco, quite funny)
Ohhhhhhhh Angus :D
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freshly brewed coffee
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smoke from a pipe
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Breaking open a freshly baked baguette, and not the impostor sourdough kind.
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Burnt gunpowder, a Labrador's coat after a day in the Fall fields, fresh coffee, antelope stew...
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My moms house at Christmas, a campfire, the Maurice Lennel cookie factory off Harlem Ave. in Chicago.(http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/eatdrink002.gif)
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Bar chick:
Subtle combo of low-end perfume, alcohol and cigarette smoke.
Talk about bringing back memories.
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My moms house at Christmas, a campfire, the Maurice Lennel cookie factory off Harlem Ave. in Chicago.(http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/eatdrink002.gif)
wow did that bring back memories :)
Driving past Ferraro Pan Candy off the Ike and smelling the Lemonheads being made was always a favorite.
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I like driving past farms in the spring and fall; the general farm smell (right as they are spreading manure on the fields is a little overkill). I grew up in Detroit and never had that; it brings back memories of summer vacations. I drive by farms all the time now.
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wow did that bring back memories :)
Driving past Ferraro Pan Candy off the Ike and smelling the Lemonheads being made was always a favorite.
Jay's Potato Chip plant, too. :aok
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CS gas if you stand off in the distance it has a real sweet smell to it. :aok
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The inside of my wrangler. The inside of my 25'defender. My open bottle of 0-6.
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The inside of my wrangler. The inside of my 25'defender. My open bottle of 0-6.
That would be the Jeep correct? Or the pants LOL!
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SHEEP!............................. .................. :noid
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Airports and pilot lounges.
The mixed smell of jet fuel and avgas. Throw in a little bit of airshow smoke and that is awesome.
Then the pilot's lounges have that leather chair and stale coffe smell. Will put you to sleep after a nice flight.
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When my wife makes sauce she first cuts up some garlic and onion then fries them in a pan with olive oil, the smell is incredible.
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Boston butt on the weber. Together with an Excalibur No. 2 and some single malt - macallan cask or laphroaig cask, depending on the mood, or Elmer T. Lee. The combination of smells is heaven on earth.
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When i was a squeaker, i lived close to the Nabisco plant in NE Philly. The smell of "nilla wafers" baking was phenominal from miles away.
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Soylent Green
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Fireworks, explosives, gunpowder, fire (matches/Zippo lighter)...they all fall in the same catagory. I'm a Pyromaniac! :devil
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Soylent Green
It's people you know...
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My wife :D
Angus's wife
:aok
Mac
:rofl sorry bud...I couldn't walk away from that one.
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Hershey, PA
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Fresh clean, young poon.
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Fresh clean, young poon.
:O Touche
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A lap dancers cheap perfume, that stuff smells like it's $2 a gallon. :D
<S>...-Gixer
- taking that big whiff of perfume on her neck when she blows in your ear and lays a slug trail on your lap.
- BBQ
- early morning dew on the farm or out on the river.
- baseball glove
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It's people you know...
ah damn :(
Strippers then I guess.
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:huh..........the fart that makes your buddy puke ............ :rock...PAYBACK!!!
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TANG!
And not this kind either... :D
(http://blogs.redding.com/mbeauchamp/archives/Tang.gif)
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I dig the smell of rain or fog, around town or better yet, out in the woods. I lived in Scotland when I was a kid and that smell takes me back everytime.
Not necessarily my favorite, but an amazing sensation is going through Gilroy, CA...just south of San Jose. The whole place smells like garlic.