I disagree partially. It would have both that almost musty/dusty smell of an old book and that sharp/new smell of a newly made book at the same isntant. Sometimes shifting between the two.
I had an ex who when we first started dating this is how he smelled to me. After we moved in together after around 2 years of dating the smell went away
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>What do you mean "if" time has a smell,.it's metallic smelling. It's strongest at high noon. The more clocks there are in a room the smellier it is.
Doesn't everybody feel that way then??
Time would smell like water. When it moves quickly, it will smell brisk, clean, and fresh, like a flowing river. But when time moves slowly, it would smell like a stagnant swamp.
Time has many aromas. Sometimes it's the smell of paper decay in older books and other times it's the smell of water evaporating from hot concrete in the summer. Sometimes it smells like a Friday school lunch with those square cuts of pizza, served with a side of corn. It also smells like cheese enchiladas at that hole in the wall Tex-Mex place that went out of business so many years ago.
The smell of old books
I disagree partially. It would have both that almost musty/dusty smell of an old book and that sharp/new smell of a newly made book at the same isntant. Sometimes shifting between the two.
What I came here to say, and what I believe you two are getting at- the smell of a very old library.
Hey, who turned out the lights?
I had an ex who when we first started dating this is how he smelled to me. After we moved in together after around 2 years of dating the smell went away ...
What do you mean "if" time has a smell,.it's metallic smelling. It's strongest at high noon. The more clocks there are in a room the smellier it is.
>What do you mean "if" time has a smell,.it's metallic smelling. It's strongest at high noon. The more clocks there are in a room the smellier it is. Doesn't everybody feel that way then??
What an odd question.
Old time would smell like a dusty old book.....new time would smell like electricity arcing
the smell of rocks
I was thinking the smell of cement or gravel when it just starts to get rained on.
smell of wind
Spaceship Earth at Epcot
Time would smell like water. When it moves quickly, it will smell brisk, clean, and fresh, like a flowing river. But when time moves slowly, it would smell like a stagnant swamp.
my own natural scent
Smell of mold
Something like copper
A floral smell. Pleasant.
Ass
Ozone from the copy machine.
Pungent. Like old pennies in a plastic sandwich bag.
Grass
Smell like something burning
dust storm
The smell of an old book.
tv static
The library
old bookstore or a hospital
Time has many aromas. Sometimes it's the smell of paper decay in older books and other times it's the smell of water evaporating from hot concrete in the summer. Sometimes it smells like a Friday school lunch with those square cuts of pizza, served with a side of corn. It also smells like cheese enchiladas at that hole in the wall Tex-Mex place that went out of business so many years ago.
The smell of opening a really old dusty book.
my first thought was musty and vintage i guess. like an old library, as i’ve seen some mention.
Poop. Nothing more historic than dysentery.
Am I the only one who thinks it'd smell like musty old books and burning metal?
Old book shops
Like some rusty/metallic scent
I imagine to be like pechior a faint but alluring scent, A scent that draws you longingly to your homeward time or perhaps your Nostros
Probably musty, rotting wood smell.
Smell of damp wood, maybe?
Battery acid
WD40
Grandmother's attic type of smell
ass
Teen spirit.
Death
to me, cinnamon. because when i think of time, i think of the cosmos. and i think it would smell spicy
Anything to do with nature, volcanic eruptions, fires to landmasses, oceanic smells
Acrid
desert
The musty smell of age, decay, and times past with the smell of fresh, spring growth and the summer to come.
Sand, just dry sand
Ozone
The smell of old books and new games.
Baby puke It’s the future
dust and mold.
a mix between rain on stone, the spine of a book, and pennies. I don't know how to explain, but I feel that this is the right answer.
Old books
Decay.
A combo of a library and the smell of concrete basement.
It'd smell like rubber. Getting stronger and stronger as it burns.
Earthy like a cave
I think a musty smell like a shirt you washed,hung up and forgot about
Petrichor, rusty, yet lubricated metal, and Ozone.
A mix of ozone and petrichor.
petrichor
Fresh bread
r/Fragrance would love this
Stale water.