Campfire Cologne?

“Today I finally did laundry, and washed the clothes I wore on my weekend backpacking trip. As I picked up my jacket, I smelled the scent of campfire smoke still on it. I touched my nose to the jacket, and inhaled deeply. Ah, I love that smell! So why not capture it in a bottle somewhow and make a cologne out of it? What do you think?”

“You sniff panties too, don't you. Admit it Artex!”

“I do agree that does smell good!

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“Well...”

“Those smell good too!

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“Some tall guy with funny hair made a cologne called "Ocean". It smelled like salt air, it worked for him.”

“Don't they also have a cologne called "Rejection"

Hheheheheheheh!!!!!

I herd that from someone at work.

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“Oooh,the combination of campfire and sweat and the great outdoors - I call it "camper girl."”

“Can't you buy Liquid Smoke at the grocery store in the spice section? Just dab a bit behind your ears and on your pulse points, and you'll drive the gals -- and BBQ fans -- wild!”

“the bottled panty aroma...where do I sign up...I seeeeeeeeeeem to remember the fragrance...but it was sooooooooooo long ago. If only I had a time machine. I would a kept a pair.”

“I love the smell of camper girl!!!!!!

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“I lost my sence of smell a few years ago. I'd have to just lick my jacket to enjoy it.”

“Thats cool!

For me I can smell when I breath with my nose and mouth open its kind of cool.Does anyone know whay that is?

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“I find the smell of burnt wood objectionable. The worst thing is to crawl into a tent that has a lingering smell of stale smoke.”

“I've grown tired of the smell of smoke. It covers up too many other smells that I enjoy.”

“bacpac-
Use a little lube.
Or just quit playin' with your wood.”

“It depends on the wood. Cottonwood and elm kind of stink, but spruce and Doug-fir have a nice scent!”

“Aspen smells kinda like cat piss.

White birch smells a bit like incense and the bark burns like gasoline.”

“OK, I admit I like a small pinion or juniper fire on a cool fall night.”

“Eau de Deet, right?

That mixed with sweat, and fire smoke are irresistable.”

“Took the words right out of my mouth Pekka.

I love the smell of campfire, lingering in my clothes. Also like woodsmoke, reminds me of home and a cold winter night, snuggled up on the sofa...by the woodstove.”

“Sometimes i skip the campfire because i can't stand the smell of smoke on my clothes, the fire is fine, and the original smoke smells fine, on my clothes though, eh... i could go without, on a long trip though i could care less, the wonderful aroma of being on trail, i'm not saying it's a good smell, but it is a good feeling, a feeling of freedom.”

“Don't forget the complex olfactory experience of DEET+Sunscreen. Don't get it on your watch face or the plastic lenses on your glasses.”

“Artex, you'd have loved being on my fire crew...after spending a week at a forest fire it takes two weeks for the smell to get out of your hair and your clothes never smell the same.”

“Kleetn - now that sounds like my kind of work!”

“I heard campfire smoke ruins the DWR treatment on clothing. Anyone have any experience with this?”