The Smell of Permanent Markers

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it is the smell of smells.

anyone else an aficionado?

*raises hand*
it smells gooooooood

it has an amazing bouquet.

It has that extra little special something..
you take one whiff and then you want more -
i voted "i love it" because i think its illegal to
marry it here

Oh man I love it! I voted "I want to make love to it"

You know what else is great? Rubber cement!! !

rubber cement? never heard of it...

gasoline is another wonderful smell too

*sniff*

Yes, I love the smell. Also like the smell of fresh laid road tarmac, though that is more of a main course smell. Permanent marker is more of starter smell. Just leaves the question of what smell is the dessert?

I was thinking about gasolin, that smells great,
but not too much of it then it gets a little
sickening.

And this building silicone i use when working with
wood and such, that smells awesome, it has this
heavy thing that lingers for a while after smelling
it Some of these chemical smells really sets
of some sort of memory-thing too, flashes of other
times i smellt the same smells

Well its sort of like glue I guess. It was one of my basic supplies in art school and it smells wonderous. We also used markers a lot. Imagine.. a room full of students all using markers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_cement

Gasoline is great as well.

almost like... sauna! but better! :p

glue is good

another one: wood enamel. still more like main course though

Dang I'm the only one who wants to make love to it XD now I feel like a freak

It's a permanent mark against your image!

I love sniffing markers as well. It gives me a certain high. ^_^ Chlorine is the best smell ever though.

Love it. Love it. Love it.
Especially when they're solvent-based markers.

A fresh box of Crayola Crayons ... a brand-new crumbly eraser ... chalk ... library paste ...

sniffin' markers, that's a paddlin'