Did You Know??? .............. Friday, September 4, 2010

[TT Dave]

Originally Posted by CoastalMaine

Did you know your smell is unique?

Your body odor is unique to you — unless you have an identical twin. Even babies recognize the individual scents of their mothers.

That's fascinating, I didn't know that!

[AksarbeN]

Originally Posted by CoastalMaine

Did you know your smell is unique?

Your body odor is unique to you — unless you have an identical twin. Even babies recognize the individual scents of their mothers.

After reading all these posts on this thread I can only say that something smells here. Maybe there's too many in one room causing a "PU". LOL

[Sunscape]

Did not know this. Nice to learn that today....

[nimchimpsky]

Originally Posted by younglisa7

Wow you must have a really strong sense of smell. My hubby says he can find me in a dark room by my scent. Thank God no one else can, lol.

I'm deafblind so my nose takes over. When I say scent I don't necessarily mean a pungent smell, I just mean that people have distinct scents.

[studedude]

Originally Posted by nimchimpsky

I'm deafblind so my nose takes over. When I say scent I don't necessarily mean a pungent smell, I just mean that people have distinct scents.

I guess everyone but me. I've been told by many people that I have no sense at all.

[studedude]

Originally Posted by JustJoy

Funny mentioning babies and them recognizing scents, especially their moms. I really felt sorry for my DS dad because he would go to hold him and DS would just start crying. Then I'd take him and he'd snuggle into my neck and stop. I had to explain to his dad it's just a 'mom thing'. After all we had them inside of us for 9 months - well in my case longer than that, but babies know their mama.

Then I guess hungry babies really aren't confused at a wet t-shirt contest.

[SATX56]

Originally Posted by studedude

Then I guess hungry babies really aren't confused at a wet t-shirt contest.

I am!!

[nimchimpsky]

Originally Posted by studedude

I guess everyone but me. I've been told by many people that I have no sense at all.

Don't worry studedude, you're not alone. My wife is smell-blind too. She can't even smell when our dog takes a crap. The only way she knows is if she sees it. I told her that's okay, between the two of us, I can tell her when he crapped and she can tell me where it is so I don't step in it.