Christmas Pine Tree Aroma!

[Leprucky Cougar]

Originally Posted by crabapple

I got the Rudolph soundtrack at Target a couple of years ago, it was like six dollars. You could probably search and find one at Amazon for less, used...

I work in special effects, and I like to annoy the folks in the workshops by playing the "We are Santa's elves" song that goes something like...

We are Santa's Elves
Filling Santa's shelves...
With a toy for each girl and boy,
Oh we are Santa's Elves!
Ho ho ho, ho ho ho.
We are Santa's Elves.

Wow. It wouldn't annoy me. I'd love it.

[crabapple]

Aha...hey, looks like they have a lot of them cheap, used, at Amazon!

http://www.amazon.com/Rudolph-Red-No...554625&sr=8-11

I would say it's worth a few cents and a few bucks in postage.

[Leprucky Cougar]

Hey, thanks. I can't quite order it yet though.

[ferretchucker]

You know what smells great. A piece of paper with lots of writing on it, fresh out of the printer.

[missmacabre]

Originally Posted by ferretchucker

You know what smells great. A piece of paper with lots of writing on it, fresh out of the printer.

That is true. Also the smell of a nice HB pancil that was just sharpened.

Is it weird that I like the smell of fresh dirt?

[ferretchucker]

Ahhh. Pencils.

And no, I think dirt has a pleasant aroma.

What about the smoke the comes from a candle that's just been blown out.

[pinkfloyd45769]

Originally Posted by ferretchucker

Ahhh. Pencils.

And no, I think dirt has a pleasant aroma.

What about the smoke the comes from a candle that's just been blown out.

You are weird:D
I like the smell of musty old basements!

[ferretchucker]

Originally Posted by pinkfloyd45769

You are weird:D
I like the smell of musty old basements!

It smells nice!


I love the smell of orange peel.

[Leprucky Cougar]

Originally Posted by missmacabre

That is true. Also the smell of a nice HB pancil that was just sharpened.

Is it weird that I like the smell of fresh dirt?

Yeah. And gel pens. And sharpies. And Money. And pages of a new, fresh, opened for the first time, book.

[amc420vt]

Originally Posted by neverending

Christmas trees are grown on tree farms, and several state's economies rely on their sales.

You're not destroying the Earth any more by buying a Christmas tree than you are by buying an ear of corn.

And Christmas trees are harvested between 3-6 years of age, so that much maligned video about the death of an old growth tree has no bearing, Mr. Vod.

well i dont like corn either, so i dont have to worry about destroying that either.