> > Smells are such a powerful memory trigger, that good can smell bad when associated with a bad memory, and vice versa.

I don't pay attention to the forum for a few days and I miss an interesting message thread!

> I, for example, love the smell of subway stations. Here in Oslo, in London, and in New York. I don't know why, exactly, but I do like it.

I too like the smell of subway stations. Certain stations. Not the stations that smell like stale urine.

> Trav"and the smell of a sheep barn isn't too bad, either"holt.

There's that strong earthy smell from cow pastures after a good rain that always makes me feel as if I'm at peace. That's right, I'm talking about manure -- thick, rich, pungent cow droppings.

Whenever I'm are in an area with this smell, it's an area that is far away from other people in the countryside.

-Faux "Of course, I like some normal scents too." Pas