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That white glue with a little spatula in he lid, smelled like fake almonds.
My sister stinking of petrol (she worked in a petrol station in the days of green shield stamps).
Chanel No.5 the only duty free my dad used to bring home from all his business trips.
Fish and chip shops when they used lard to fry.
2 stroke engine oil.
The permanent stench of cigarettes everywhere, my dad was a 40 a day man and we had nicotine stained everything.
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"That white glue with a little spatula in he lid, smelled like fake almonds.
My sister stinking of petrol (she worked in a petrol station in the days of green shield stamps).
Chanel No.5 the only duty free my dad used to bring home from all his business trips.
Fish and chip shops when they used lard to fry.
2 stroke engine oil.
The permanent stench of cigarettes everywhere, my dad was a 40 a day man and we had nicotine stained everything.
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I hate the smell of fag smoke but love the smell of an ancient pub that has about a century worth of 'bines and Navy Cut smoked into the walls, ceilings and chairs. 
I love the smell of tobacco too, just not when its lit. |
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I used to love the smell of my grampy's greenhouse where he grew tomatoes. Hated going in it though as the spiders in there were bloody massive!!
I love the smell of petrol and fence stain stuff. |
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"That white glue with a little spatula in he lid, smelled like fake almonds.
My sister stinking of petrol (she worked in a petrol station in the days of green shield stamps).
Chanel No.5 the only duty free my dad used to bring home from all his business trips.
Fish and chip shops when they used lard to fry.
2 stroke engine oil.
The permanent stench of cigarettes everywhere, my dad was a 40 a day man and we had nicotine stained everything.
"
I can smell that glue! Omg I can
But cant for the life of me remember anything more
I remember the one with the brush though. And red lid
Copidex?
You could paint in on your hands and then peel it off
Help me someone please! I'm all frustrated now |
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"That white glue with a little spatula in he lid, smelled like fake almonds.
My sister stinking of petrol (she worked in a petrol station in the days of green shield stamps).
Chanel No.5 the only duty free my dad used to bring home from all his business trips.
Fish and chip shops when they used lard to fry.
2 stroke engine oil.
The permanent stench of cigarettes everywhere, my dad was a 40 a day man and we had nicotine stained everything.
I can smell that glue! Omg I can
But cant for the life of me remember anything more
I remember the one with the brush though. And red lid
Copidex?
You could paint in on your hands and then peel it off
Help me someone please! I'm all frustrated now"
Gloy? |
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"That white glue with a little spatula in he lid, smelled like fake almonds.
My sister stinking of petrol (she worked in a petrol station in the days of green shield stamps).
Chanel No.5 the only duty free my dad used to bring home from all his business trips.
Fish and chip shops when they used lard to fry.
2 stroke engine oil.
The permanent stench of cigarettes everywhere, my dad was a 40 a day man and we had nicotine stained everything.
I can smell that glue! Omg I can
But cant for the life of me remember anything more
I remember the one with the brush though. And red lid
Copidex?
You could paint in on your hands and then peel it off
Help me someone please! I'm all frustrated now
Gloy? "
Yay!! I love you!
I woulda driven meself half crazy |
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"Petrol
Tarmac
Creosote
First day back at primary school when the floors had been freshly varnished and blackboards painted
So basically anything solvent based  "
Fellow tarmac and petrol fan here *waves*
When I opened up this thread I was so reassured to see other petrol and tarmac obsessives too - thought for all these years it was just me |
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"That white glue with a little spatula in he lid, smelled like fake almonds.
My sister stinking of petrol (she worked in a petrol station in the days of green shield stamps).
Chanel No.5 the only duty free my dad used to bring home from all his business trips.
Fish and chip shops when they used lard to fry.
2 stroke engine oil.
The permanent stench of cigarettes everywhere, my dad was a 40 a day man and we had nicotine stained everything.
I can smell that glue! Omg I can
But cant for the life of me remember anything more
I remember the one with the brush though. And red lid
Copidex?
You could paint in on your hands and then peel it off
Help me someone please! I'm all frustrated now
Gloy?
Yay!! I love you!
I woulda driven meself half crazy"
I wish lol. You can owe me a hand job lol |
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The smell of a local ironmongers shop. Always takes me back to going in with my grandad and my dad. It sadly closed last month...a very sad day, it was a family business into it's 3rd generation  |
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School dinners. and just for old time sake, as a mischievous young lad, a stink bomb in a sealed container, taking the lid of now and then, to let the smell escape, He he what in the fuck have you been eating, as I gloat at their facial expressions, as I pretend to be revolted at the passing smell.  |
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Although i distinctly remember "smell gels" at primary school
The cinnamon one was great! 