KhakiBlueSocks wrote:"I'm going to make you a prayer request you can't refuse..." Cue the violins.
piloswine wrote:I remember hearing that news story as well.
I think it should have the smell of a country farm house, the smell of the outdoors mixed with fresh baked apple pie, and a few mothballs.
shooraijin wrote:The faint smell of acetone as you unwrap a newly bought DVD.
KhakiBlueSocks wrote:"I'm going to make you a prayer request you can't refuse..." Cue the violins.
bigsleepj wrote:No thanks.
shooraijin wrote:Okay, how about the faint smell of acetone as you unwrap a newly bought CD, then?
dragonshimmer wrote: Fresh laundry. I think CAA should smell like fresh laundry.
But thenk, of course, I'd try to wrap myself up in my computer and I just don't think that would work. I would also be visiting the website even MORE than I visit now. Like Jamie, someone would have to "rescue" me from the computer.
Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that a lone amateur built the Ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic. Dave Barry
bigsleepj wrote: Unfinished stories never leave you, nor do they fester. They only grow better, like wine locked away in a deep dark cellar, waiting for you to bottle it and bring it to the light.
Kkun wrote:Hey, new CDs are like drugs to me, Dr. Shooby. I smell the wrapping when I buy one. >_> You put that smell on CAA and I'll be logged in here until I pass out due to dehydration.
Galant wrote:Ooh now there's a question! However, she's a girl, creative, lively, and now at seminary - so I imagine she smells quite wonderful. I'm thinking some light but joyful perfume, perhaps the smell of healthy hair with a fruity shampoo and an ever so light presence of the smell of books.
Mmmmmm.
Kkun wrote:OOH, OOH, HOPE! That's an awesome idea. But would the laundry be Downy fresh?
Azier the Swordsman wrote:Just remember not to log on when she's been outside sweating all day.
*shot*
Mr. SmartyPants wrote:thats when deoderant and febreeze come in handy!
Kaligraphic wrote:I wouldn't want such a technology. Fast browsers would be overwhelmed by scents, and could you imagine what html spam would be like?
Bob: Toodle-doodle-doo, I'm gonna check my email.
Bob: Hmm, that looks interesting...
Bob: ...oh... OH... ARGGH, D4 P41|\|! D4 P41|\|!
John (coming in): Hey, Bob, you got that report from - OH! Geez! What did you have for lunch?!
Bob: It's not me, it's the computer!
John: Look, blame the dog for all I care, but get some help! That smell is... D4 P41|\|!
Sam (coming in): Hey, Joe, Bob, excellent, I need to talk to you about that report from Accounting. As far as the budget for next year - HOLY FLIPPING SCHNICKIES OF DEATH!!! WHAT IS THAT SMELL?!?!?!
(six months later)
New guy: So who's that, I don't think I've met him yet?
Sally: That's Bob, you'll want to keep you distance from him.
New guy: Oh, why's that?
Sally: Gas. Trust me. You'll want to keep your distance.
(Later, on Bob's employee evaluation)
Note: has difficulty integrating with team
(a little later)
Boss: Bob, I'm afraid we're going to have to let you go. You're just not fitting in here, so we think it's best if you move on. *aside* And I suggest doing something about that gas.
Bob: AAARRGGHHH!!! Enough with the gas!! It was the computer!!! *goes wild and is dragged out by security*
Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that a lone amateur built the Ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic. Dave Barry
bigsleepj wrote: Unfinished stories never leave you, nor do they fester. They only grow better, like wine locked away in a deep dark cellar, waiting for you to bottle it and bring it to the light.
Galant wrote:Old Phil.......'Old Spice'?
KhakiBlueSocks wrote:"I'm going to make you a prayer request you can't refuse..." Cue the violins.
The faint smell of acetone as you unwrap a newly bought DVD.
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