I would associate my mimeographed paper smell with wyndy's paper smell. Must be fueling my choice in occupation.

Funny,I remember the smell of mimeograph paper and the ink used.I thought they were obsolete long ago. Pheremones are kind of expensive.Wouldn't you get the same effect rubbing a strip of bacon on the back of your neck?

The light scent of a woman's perspiration....it's muskiness does it for me.

A minor technicality, but the pheromones are produced in the saliva.
The 'pigsweat' was more a pun rather than a scientific explanation!

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Thanks for the clarification CGT!

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CasperTG

does that mean i am destined to be a note-book-sniffer? would anyone happen to know if the job pays well? :D

As to the cinnamon rolls and pumpkin attracting men...I heard it was the cinnamon (specifically) that was the attraction...no matter what it was in or on.

I happen to love the smell of diamonds!

LMFAO! JK folks! They smell ok...but I can live without em!

It's not a "turn-on" reaction, but I love the smell of Simple Green (all natural/all purpose cleaning agent), and at the other end of the spectrum (pardon the pun) I could sniff Desenex (sp?), the baby cream, all day long! I forget who said it above...but the smell of fresh cut wood is a real turn on for me too! Honeysuckle does something for me...but I'm not sure what! Hubby's never really stunk (word?...you betcha) cause he bathes before he gets too ripe...but his bod after a hard days work can get me going as well!

I am with you both on the wood! Drives me wild and also makes me feel all sentimental!

Re: Pheremones or phooey?
 

While I agree there are certain body smells (a clean but sweaty woman's bottom for example) that can turn me on, I have to already be turned on for it to work.

I mean, if I have no urge whatsoever and smelled a woman's sweaty behind I'd find nothing sexy about it at all.

As for Pheramone oils and what not. I believe them to be bogus. Notice, I didn't say they ARE, I said I believe them to be.