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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past? "Isis perfume?? That sounds a bit... terroristy? | |||
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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past?
Isis perfume??
That sounds a bit... terroristy?"Is was quite popular in the 90s....think it was a house of Fraser brand | |||
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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past?
Isis perfume??
That sounds a bit... terroristy?
Is was quite popular in the 90s....think it was a house of Fraser brand "Well I'm now picturing a very dark and disturbing advertising campaign   | |||
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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past?
Isis perfume??
That sounds a bit... terroristy?
Is was quite popular in the 90s....think it was a house of Fraser brand "It was an Egyptian Goddess, until House of Fraser & Islamic State infringed her copyright. | |||
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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past?
Isis perfume??
That sounds a bit... terroristy?
Is was quite popular in the 90s....think it was a house of Fraser brand
Well I'm now picturing a very dark and disturbing advertising campaign "She smelt good at the time | |||
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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past?
Isis perfume??
That sounds a bit... terroristy?"It’s made with rosewater and gunpowder. | |||
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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past?
Isis perfume??
That sounds a bit... terroristy?
It’s made with rosewater and gunpowder. "I'd suggest Google, but you may attract the interest of the security services or Sydney university | |||
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" It was an Egyptian Goddess, until House of Fraser & Islamic State infringed her copyright." It is the part of the Thames which runs through Oxford | |||
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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past? "Cow shit, reminds me of working at a dairy farm in my early teens | |||
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"Highly evocative smells that get your brain thinking. Brylcreem = grandfather; old spice = father; isis perfume = first sexual encounter. What smells make you instantly connect your brain to the past?
Cow shit, reminds me of working at a dairy farm in my early teens"Ah, the romance | |||
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"Coconut. Reminds me of when I got properly wankered on neat malibu at a house party and was very ill for days 🤢" Girls blouse 🤭🤣 | |||
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"my dad was a brlycreem boy RAF man i can smell it now, very smart handsome man" It was a distinctive smell | |||
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"Butterscotch Angel Delight reminds me of my childhood. Similarly Nesquick. Also calamine lotion and morphine/silica med for the runs....." Actually, kaolin and morphine. | |||
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"The smell of turf burning. Instantly takes me back to being a kid in Ireland and my Nans house." From the friction of her fwb…? Or do you mean her grass? 😬 | |||
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" It was an Egyptian Goddess, until House of Fraser & Islamic State infringed her copyright. It is the part of the Thames which runs through Oxford " Beat me to it! I was going to suggest it was a rival to Cherwell. | |||
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" It was an Egyptian Goddess, until House of Fraser & Islamic State infringed her copyright. It is the part of the Thames which runs through Oxford Beat me to it! I was going to suggest it was a rival to Cherwell." Odour de Oxfordshire | |||
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"A smell recently made me think of my mum. Maybe Lily of the Valley. I was taken instantly back to my childhood. I felt quite sad afterwards. " Sometimes a smell makes you sad, but sometimes it reawakens a fun moment | |||
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"A smell recently made me think of my mum. Maybe Lily of the Valley. I was taken instantly back to my childhood. I felt quite sad afterwards. Sometimes a smell makes you sad, but sometimes it reawakens a fun moment "The smell of amusement arcades reminds me of being on holiday as a child. | |||
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"CK one will always transport me back to my early teens and those boys with curtains amd baggy jeans" the classic CK one everyone used to wear that | |||
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"4711 perfume. One of the few things I can actually smell and always remi da me of my nana" I remember that also! I think it was sold in Boots chemists in tiny bottles. It was part of war reparations from Germany - it is the original Eau de Cologne. | |||
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"The closest I can describe it as is dettol, but it wasn't quite dettol. But the smell of the nurse's room in primary school you were sent to when sick and had to wait for your Mum/Dad to pick you up. A freshly baked cake. Not a smell of yore - but I knew it was a good day when I pitched up at Nan's after school to that smell. " Was it TCP or iodine tincture? | |||
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"CK one will always transport me back to my early teens and those boys with curtains amd baggy jeans" Ahem.....I still wear CK one. I still love the smell | |||
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"CK one will always transport me back to my early teens and those boys with curtains amd baggy jeans Ahem.....I still wear CK one. I still love the smell "It was a great smell | |||
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"CK one will always transport me back to my early teens and those boys with curtains amd baggy jeans Ahem.....I still wear CK one. I still love the smell
It was a great smell "Was? Still is ( yeah, I'm stuck in 1998) | |||
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"The closest I can describe it as is dettol, but it wasn't quite dettol. But the smell of the nurse's room in primary school you were sent to when sick and had to wait for your Mum/Dad to pick you up. A freshly baked cake. Not a smell of yore - but I knew it was a good day when I pitched up at Nan's after school to that smell. Was it TCP or iodine tincture?" Yeah exactly what I was going to say. | |||
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"The closest I can describe it as is dettol, but it wasn't quite dettol. But the smell of the nurse's room in primary school you were sent to when sick and had to wait for your Mum/Dad to pick you up. A freshly baked cake. Not a smell of yore - but I knew it was a good day when I pitched up at Nan's after school to that smell. Was it TCP or iodine tincture?" Not TCP (though that's another throwback!), but quite possibly iodine...I'd need to smell it though! | |||
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"The closest I can describe it as is dettol, but it wasn't quite dettol. But the smell of the nurse's room in primary school you were sent to when sick and had to wait for your Mum/Dad to pick you up. A freshly baked cake. Not a smell of yore - but I knew it was a good day when I pitched up at Nan's after school to that smell. Was it TCP or iodine tincture? Not TCP (though that's another throwback!), but quite possibly iodine...I'd need to smell it though! "Be the same disinfectant they used on the trains | |||
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"The closest I can describe it as is dettol, but it wasn't quite dettol. But the smell of the nurse's room in primary school you were sent to when sick and had to wait for your Mum/Dad to pick you up. A freshly baked cake. Not a smell of yore - but I knew it was a good day when I pitched up at Nan's after school to that smell. Was it TCP or iodine tincture? Iodine tincture was a common treatment for cuts and grazes in schools. Stains your skin brown. Not TCP (though that's another throwback!), but quite possibly iodine...I'd need to smell it though! " | |||
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"The closest I can describe it as is dettol, but it wasn't quite dettol. But the smell of the nurse's room in primary school you were sent to when sick and had to wait for your Mum/Dad to pick you up. A freshly baked cake. Not a smell of yore - but I knew it was a good day when I pitched up at Nan's after school to that smell. Was it TCP or iodine tincture? Not TCP (though that's another throwback!), but quite possibly iodine...I'd need to smell it though! "They used to use it many years ago,no household was without a bottle of this volcanic liquid, coz that's what it feels like a few dabs on a graze or cut and it feels like someone has put lava on you AHHHHHHHHHH THE PAINNNN | |||
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"The closest I can describe it as is dettol, but it wasn't quite dettol. But the smell of the nurse's room in primary school you were sent to when sick and had to wait for your Mum/Dad to pick you up. A freshly baked cake. Not a smell of yore - but I knew it was a good day when I pitched up at Nan's after school to that smell. Was it TCP or iodine tincture? Not TCP (though that's another throwback!), but quite possibly iodine...I'd need to smell it though!
Be the same disinfectant they used on the trains "Not sure. Maybe. Don't remember smelling it on trains! But I was in primary school, so I'm not a reliable witness. | |||
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"Dewberry Body Shop - 90s Nova hairspray - 90s Perming solution - 90s Fahrenheit aftershave - 90s Vosense shampoo - 80s " Vidal sassoon shampoo = 1976 | |||
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"Victory v's. God knows what was in them, but my gran gave me one every winters morning before school. That's the smell of her "Licorice, menthol and chloroform. Yes, really. No idea why they are not still around. | |||
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"Victory v's. God knows what was in them, but my gran gave me one every winters morning before school. That's the smell of her
Licorice, menthol and chloroform. Yes, really. No idea why they are not still around."OK....I ate them every winter going to school from 1977 to 1987 | |||
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"Imperial Leather Matey Bubble Bath Creosote Proper petrol The smell the radiant bar heaters made when drying clothes Calor Gas heaters White Musk Perfume on the girls (still instant horn despite the new retro formula not being quite right) " Don't forget New Super Matey lol | |||
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"Coconut. Reminds me of when I got properly wankered on neat malibu at a house party and was very ill for days 🤢" Same here, can’t go anywhere near the stuff 🤮 | |||
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"Patchouli instant smell of teenage years " I had forgotten about patchouli. I used to paintbrush it on to the seams of my jeans | |||
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