Smells/Scents you can't stand...
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crazyforhermess said:which one reminded you of the cooked shrimp
Your grilled fish one. Seafood is seafood.
Cigarettes, cigars
Doritos (makes me want to hurl when someone opens a bag of them and especially when I can smell it on someone's breath)
Burnt popcorn (the teacher down the hall loves it and burns it in her microwave for snack)
Subway - the smell clings to you after you leave--smells like stinky armpits
most perfumes, anything really powdery/old lady like Chanel or spicy ones
mold and mildew
Dog poop
Wet dog and even regular doggie smell
New car smell
Air fresheners
When you first walk in Target
Burnt rubber like from a vacuum cleaner belt - I always smell it at work --nasty!!
Yankee Candle--I get a sinus heachache walking past the store
I'm sure I can go on....
Oh yeah, any type of fish or seafood --- I hate when DH orders seafood and I have to eat my own food and breathe his in
Doritos (makes me want to hurl when someone opens a bag of them and especially when I can smell it on someone's breath)
Burnt popcorn (the teacher down the hall loves it and burns it in her microwave for snack)
Subway - the smell clings to you after you leave--smells like stinky armpits
most perfumes, anything really powdery/old lady like Chanel or spicy ones
mold and mildew
Dog poop
Wet dog and even regular doggie smell
New car smell
Air fresheners
When you first walk in Target
Burnt rubber like from a vacuum cleaner belt - I always smell it at work --nasty!!
Yankee Candle--I get a sinus heachache walking past the store
I'm sure I can go on....
Oh yeah, any type of fish or seafood --- I hate when DH orders seafood and I have to eat my own food and breathe his in
Oooh, that's a good one. It's really yucky.
Also the smell of the inside of rubber washing-up gloves after about 2 weeks of use
Oh, I hate burned popcorn.
When I was in college, people would make (and sometimes burn) popcorn in the common room's microwave. Sometimes the popcorn would burn and that would set off the smoke alarm. The smoke alarm would force us to go outside.
Then when it was clear to come back inside, we were greeted with that smell.
When I was in college, people would make (and sometimes burn) popcorn in the common room's microwave. Sometimes the popcorn would burn and that would set off the smoke alarm. The smoke alarm would force us to go outside.
Then when it was clear to come back inside, we were greeted with that smell.
