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Smells that evoke positive memories.

Smells that evoke positive memories.

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Ah, no.


(Anagram humour).


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"Noah had quite a session on the ark" did indeed include some artistic license.

'Noah had quite a session sometime after the flood in a vineyard' didn't have quite the same gravitas.

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It was a throwaway joke.

Alas, I don't have Noah on speed dial to check these things.


Does anyone need an ark?

I Noah guy.

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Chill. It's the GF.

Have a teacake.



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I used to wake to have a smoke, I managed to pack in using lozenges, smoked a few joints since, but 28 years without ciggies.


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@badradger said
I used to wake to have a smoke, I managed to pack in using lozenges, smoked a few joints since, but 28 years without ciggies.
It was the one after dinner I struggled giving up. (Was the last one to go).

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Chill. It's the GF.

Have a teacake.
It appears you don't want another verbal thrashing come your way! 🙂 😛

Damn I was just going to get the popcorn going, better hold off on that for now! 😉

-VR


Reading over some of the latest responses I am getting the "smell" of Testosterone.


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Gin & Tonic ~ Ibiza 1973, baby-sitting holiday for Aranya10 and her family.

Does the taste also count as a smell?


@drewnogal said
Gin & Tonic ~ Ibiza 1973, baby-sitting holiday for Aranya10 and her family.

Does the taste also count as a smell?
Yes, it should.
Sometimes when I feel the scent of a perfume I had ages ago, I still recall where I lived, where I worked, the people I was seeing, the situation I was in.

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