"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
11-26-2003, 08:25 AM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
[quote author=Hoss link=board=10;threadid=22856;start=15#msg214381 date=1069855665]
You reminded me of one of my favorite sounds though:
Walking across campus EARLY in the morning and hearing the sounds of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band on the practice field. ;D
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Whoop! I lived in the dorm right next to the practice field--Got to wake up to the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band every morning.
You reminded me of one of my favorite sounds though:
Walking across campus EARLY in the morning and hearing the sounds of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band on the practice field. ;D
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Whoop! I lived in the dorm right next to the practice field--Got to wake up to the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band every morning.
11-26-2003, 08:54 AM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
I like the smell of Diesel fumes from our old Oliver S88 in barn while cleaning manure (newer diesels dont smell the same?)
corn in dryer makes me hungry
dinner cooking (if its not fish UCK)
corn in dryer makes me hungry
dinner cooking (if its not fish UCK)
11-26-2003, 09:01 AM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
Tastes:
Homemade Gravy (with the drippin's)
Cracklin's fresh from rendering
The first venison steak of the season
That last cup of coffee from the campfire pot
Smells:
Fresh cut grass/hay while riding the back roads
Bacon and eggs over a campfire
Wet leaves first thing in the morning when coming out of the tent
Fresh made coffee
JP4 on the flight line
Homemade Gravy (with the drippin's)
Cracklin's fresh from rendering
The first venison steak of the season
That last cup of coffee from the campfire pot
Smells:
Fresh cut grass/hay while riding the back roads
Bacon and eggs over a campfire
Wet leaves first thing in the morning when coming out of the tent
Fresh made coffee
JP4 on the flight line
11-26-2003, 09:10 AM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
Remember, this is unlikely tastes and smells, like if the smell of taking your boots off at the end of the day for instance does it for ya! 
A wedge of deeply veined blue cheese.... 
A wedge of deeply veined blue cheese.
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11-26-2003, 11:05 AM
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Race Gas,
First couple of laps while everything is still warming up and the bikes running a bit rich. It's gotta be the the good 8-12 dollar a gallon stuff though
First couple of laps while everything is still warming up and the bikes running a bit rich. It's gotta be the the good 8-12 dollar a gallon stuff though
11-26-2003, 11:27 AM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
Beer mash. We feed Beer mash to our cows over the winter and when that stuff gets a little old you would rather have you head 2 inches from a Skunks butt than smell that stuff
gold star cheese coney dipped in bud-light :-
I love the smell of Corn out in the feild when it is still green. or the taste of soy beans right out of the feild. Can of kodiak chew. ;D
DM01
We feed Beer mash to our cows over the winter and when that stuff gets a little old you would rather have you head 2 inches from a Skunks butt than smell that stuff gold star cheese coney dipped in bud-light :-
I love the smell of Corn out in the feild when it is still green. or the taste of soy beans right out of the feild. Can of kodiak chew. ;D
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11-26-2003, 11:51 AM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
Smells:
old leather in the tack room
lathered up horses
fresh horse manure in the morning
diesel exhaust
Hoppe's #9
brush burning
structures burning
my turnouts after a good fire
crude oil (even after all these years, it still smells like money)
my wife....
Tastes...
Copenhagen
smoke
ash
cream cheese and brown mustard on sourdough
then again, just about anything on sourdough......
old leather in the tack room
lathered up horses
fresh horse manure in the morning
diesel exhaust
Hoppe's #9
brush burning
structures burning
my turnouts after a good fire
crude oil (even after all these years, it still smells like money)
my wife....
Tastes...
Copenhagen
smoke
ash
cream cheese and brown mustard on sourdough
then again, just about anything on sourdough......
11-26-2003, 12:20 PM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
Smells-
The smell of a fresh can of copenhagen.
The smell of my CTD early in the morning.
Tastes-
The taste of the first chew from a can of fresh copenhagen.
The taste of fishing line as I am tying a knott.
The taste of feathers when I am tying flies
Call me weird!
The smell of a fresh can of copenhagen.
The smell of my CTD early in the morning.
Tastes-
The taste of the first chew from a can of fresh copenhagen.
The taste of fishing line as I am tying a knott.
The taste of feathers when I am tying flies
Call me weird!
11-26-2003, 05:58 PM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
[quote author=snowman link=board=10;threadid=22856;start=15#msg214320 date=1069824376]
Smells:
[glow=red,2,300]1. I would have to say; strange but true, the smell of fresh Cow Manure! Oh, how I miss the ole farm. 8)[/glow]
2. Break Free gun cleaner
3. Venison Back-strap frying in the pan
4. The smell of roasting rubber mixed with un-burnt diesel fuel. ;D
5. The fresh air of a fresh snowfall!
6. A good Merlot and Scotch
7. Oh yeah, the smell of a flatlander OTR Trucker’s brakes smoking down Eisenhower pass in Colorado.
Kyle
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The other day my girlfriend and I were driving past a dairy farm. As we approached the barn, she rolled the window down so she could get a better whiff of it ;D I had to admit, I like that smell too.
Smells:
[glow=red,2,300]1. I would have to say; strange but true
, the smell of fresh Cow Manure! Oh, how I miss the ole farm. 8)[/glow]2. Break Free gun cleaner
3. Venison Back-strap frying in the pan
4. The smell of roasting rubber mixed with un-burnt diesel fuel. ;D
5. The fresh air of a fresh snowfall!
6. A good Merlot and Scotch
7. Oh yeah, the smell of a flatlander OTR Trucker’s brakes smoking down Eisenhower pass in Colorado.
Kyle
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The other day my girlfriend and I were driving past a dairy farm. As we approached the barn, she rolled the window down so she could get a better whiff of it ;D I had to admit, I like that smell too.
11-26-2003, 06:31 PM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
SMELLS
The first spring rain
Elk estrus (cover up scent)
The hot steamy smell of the cavity of an elk when gutting it
Puppy breath (every time)
Hay (fresh cut, day old, been in barn for a year. Dont matter)
Used gear oil (90wt)
Under an OLD house
Wet Dog (only when duck/goose hunting)
Spent shells/casings
Powder/primers (reloading room)
Well used canvas tent
The smell of the bay during super low tide
TASTES
Fresh fried rocky mountain oysters (Fresh off the calf too! ;D Build a fire right next to the castration rack to put the cast iron skillet you just scraped the cow crap out on)
Fresh picked Chantrelle mushrooms
Liver/Jalepeno/onion stir fry
Raw oysters
Fried raccoon
Cougar (baked or fried)
SOUNDS
Non-turbo'd Detroit yarder
the "whump-thump.....whump-thump" of a guardrail punch
Swampers@30mph or greater
Drivetrain breakage (Axles, spiders, u-joints)
Rotary motors
Uncapped smallblock chevy (has to be built to the hilt)
I have lots more but these I have been told are un-ordinary
Take care
Mark
The first spring rain
Elk estrus (cover up scent)
The hot steamy smell of the cavity of an elk when gutting it
Puppy breath (every time)
Hay (fresh cut, day old, been in barn for a year. Dont matter)
Used gear oil (90wt)
Under an OLD house
Wet Dog (only when duck/goose hunting)
Spent shells/casings
Powder/primers (reloading room)
Well used canvas tent
The smell of the bay during super low tide
TASTES
Fresh fried rocky mountain oysters (Fresh off the calf too! ;D Build a fire right next to the castration rack to put the cast iron skillet you just scraped the cow crap out on)
Fresh picked Chantrelle mushrooms
Liver/Jalepeno/onion stir fry
Raw oysters
Fried raccoon
Cougar (baked or fried)
SOUNDS
Non-turbo'd Detroit yarder
the "whump-thump.....whump-thump" of a guardrail punch
Swampers@30mph or greater
Drivetrain breakage (Axles, spiders, u-joints)
Rotary motors
Uncapped smallblock chevy (has to be built to the hilt)
I have lots more but these I have been told are un-ordinary
Take care
Mark
11-26-2003, 08:33 PM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
[quote author=MWomack link=board=10;threadid=22856;start=0#msg214122 date=1069795765]
The only thing I can think of now is Hoppes No. 9 Solvent.
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I have loved that smell as far back as I can remember!
I also enjoy the smell of elk in the wild...cause you know you are getting close! ;D
The only thing I can think of now is Hoppes No. 9 Solvent.
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I have loved that smell as far back as I can remember!
I also enjoy the smell of elk in the wild...cause you know you are getting close! ;D
11-26-2003, 09:27 PM
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Re:"Unlikely" favorite tastes and smells
[quote author=Ramflasher link=board=10;threadid=22856;start=30#msg214687 date=1069900410]
[quote author=MWomack link=board=10;threadid=22856;start=0#msg214122 date=1069795765]
The only thing I can think of now is Hoppes No. 9 Solvent.
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I have loved that smell as far back as I can remember!
I also enjoy the smell of elk in the wild...cause you know you are getting close! ;D
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AMEN! 8)
[quote author=MWomack link=board=10;threadid=22856;start=0#msg214122 date=1069795765]
The only thing I can think of now is Hoppes No. 9 Solvent.
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I have loved that smell as far back as I can remember!
I also enjoy the smell of elk in the wild...cause you know you are getting close! ;D
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AMEN! 8)