"Ignore the screaming in the woods...Everything is fine! This is your last chance to escape the wrath of.... THE BEAST."
Another is the smell of DL's POC. And I'm not the only one, on the Disney geek websites, they're actually talking about bottling the water to sell it to other MG's so they can have their very own distinct POC stale water smell.
Impulse-ive said:
that combo of latex and disinfectant always reminds me of CP during Halloweekends.
Funny, that always brings up different memories for me.
Hmmmmm.
I love the smell of foods but other than that mainly the smell of grease on Arrow Coasters.
I also like the weird water smell well waiting for Splash Mountain
Den said:
For example, "Cotton Blossom" smells like Gatlinburg to me, and "White Tea and Ginger" smells like a Caribbean cruise. And "Freesia" smells like our honeymoon... mmm.Try it, you'll like it.
heh..
Somebody has been dabbling in the scents from Bath and Body Works. Juniper Beeze reminds me of Sophomore year of college (Ahh, Bianca, how I miss thee) Cucumber melon reminds me of Puerto Vallarta, and Cotton Blossom...that's what I have now. This is what happens when you are with a female who is all into scents, you get sucked in without even knowing it :)
Fate is the path of least resistance.
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-Mark
Edit: never mind. I don't think I want to know *** Edited 10/19/2004 8:20:24 PM UTC by Impulse-ive***
I believe Hersheypark uses cocoa bean mulch around a lot of its landscaping, which makes sense since there's a nearby source. Wonder if it would smell like a peanut butter cup if they tossed in some peanut shells.
Bath & Body Works should consider adding a new line of fragrances... creosote, axle grease, cotton candy, and what the heck, throw in kettle corn and funnel cake, but skip the latex.
Not a coaster, but this past weekend while riding the Giant Wheel at Hershey, you couldn't escape the aroma of the cinnamon almonds from the booth below. Now that the wheel is leaving, I guess the smell of cinnamon will remind me of it.
I live less than a mile away from a brewery, so I've had quite a few eye-opening mornings.
While growing up it was the aroma of heavy oil, gear grease and old wood mixed with the unmistakable smell of sulpher coming up out of the Mononghela Valley from the steel mills while riding the Racer at Kennywood.
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