my girlfriend

DjJavy's girlfriend. Just kidding. The sweet smell of victory.

Bread or tangarines.

Success or victory

Popcorn!

Coffee in the morning. or Napalm in the morning. It smells like ......VICTORY!

Freshly baked bread

My husband's hair.

The alpine mountains

Rain! I looove rain :)

Either minced beef frying, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! Or coconut. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Obviously I like Beef Korma.

The smell of my wife’s hair after she gets out of the shower.

I love the smell of Scotch tape. Goofy I know...

Melting butter.

Freshly ground Kona coffee.

flowers, sweet flowers

Above any smell: The smell of new born baby.

The Ocean...it makes me so happy.

A baby after it's bath.

The smell of bread cooking in my Mom's kitchen.

Baking bread by statistical consensus. Appeared in New Scientist last week.

the smell depends on who youR'e asking the question to, mine, strawberries...

i'm luvin that new car smell

purple haze

the smell of food prepared by my mother

Bong water or that old lady pee pee smell in certain department store toilets.

baking bread or babies. really new babies. they smell like heaven itself might smell.

The smell of Victory

The smeel of public Toilet

The smell of vomit & faeces

a long drop toilet in outback south australia where the flies eat you to death after you die from teh stench of a toilet that hasnt been emptied for months.

Rotten fish

Cultivated body odour.

Rotten gasoline

Sulfur

Without a doubt, a decaying body.

The "suburbs" of Mumbai (Bombay). The people live under plastic shelters proped up by sticks and the street is their toilet/playground/home/future. Sadly one of the most depressing sights of poverty I have seen. Also at 50 C one of the smelliest.

I found this piece of bone (animal rather than human, i hope) in the garden, and threw it on the bonfire, and the smell of it burning was the worst smell ever. It made my spine shiver to think...

Boiled eggs or egg salad that has been in the refridgerator waaaay too long! YUCK! Also, scalllops, when they're past their prime. UGH!

The stuff that we use in our steam cleaner our parts at work (I work at a place where we rebuild engine parts) it just burns my nose and throut if I smell it. I have no clue how the guys do it all day long.

A decomposed human body in a make shift morgue.

I dont know if it is the worst in the world, but sulfides .. smell pretty nasty ( that rotten egg smell)

i honestly can't think of anything that smells worse than a dead fox. doesn't smell quite like any other animal.... ergh, nothing short of revolting!

Decaying human flesh. No contest.

Decaying flesh, human and animal But on a personal level the smell of sardines and poached Haddock also tea, They all make me feel nauseous Addition The smell of a barrel load of snakes that still have their venom, snake venom has a revolting smell

decaying animal.

This is a duplicate question. http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/121968 But my answer would be,The smell of death

The burnt rubber smell from a vacuum cleaner that has thrown a belt. I don't know why I find it so repulisve, but I do.

a small classroom filled with non deoderant wearing 7th grade boys who just came from athletics... and didn't shower.

Bad breath: A mixture of stale coffee and decaying teeth that's been marinating for way too long in someone's mouth, and just so happens that you get to smell it!

My uncles feet. *gagging*

deer/road-kill.

death

burning flesh and hair, or a large amount of lung-spoiling cat poop... I volunteer at petsmart with the cats that are up for adoption. man, i don't now what they eat, but the aftermath is really really bad. So bad that some people have to leave the room because everyone is gaging... not very fun...

It was rotting chicken trimmings infested with maggots in 3-50 gallon trash cans stored at the back door of a KFC. I was a manager for KFC and was transfered to that location to clean the restaurant up. The excuse for the rotten chicken waste was because the cans were too heavy for anyone to empty into the dumpster. The smell hit you when you walked in the door. It's no wonder that location was going in the red.

There's a place that we called the Reek where I worked security before, the company commander used to send the rookies there and those who were under disciplinary action got sent to the Reek as well ...Ya wanna take a whiff? Walk into any convalesent center or hospice and get a reeeal good gasp of the aroma, oh, don't try to hold your breath that won't help, waving your hand in front of your face will just circulate more of the pungent aroma into your nostrils, don't be shy... open up those sinuses... take a deep breath and savor that vapor, now don't go to one of those fancy places, but you want to go to a real old folks home where people send there parents and relatives off to die and be forgotten. Those places smell like death warmed over, everything you can possibly imagine, piss, shit, flatulence, cancer patients, people dying all over, old folks praying to God, Jesus, and his brother to be saved from the nurse who graduated top of her class at Joseph Mengela Medical University, hey, if war is hell at least you have the off chance of dying a quick death, in an old folks home you die a sloooooowwww death. If the Death Express has a train station, this is it folks.... All Aboard!

industrial concentrate fox lure, just like rotting flesh its something one never forgets the big whew!!!!!!!

We used to have wild hills behind our house before the developers bought the city council. My wife had a dog named Keesha, and each morning we'd go walking up in the hills early, sometimes before dawn, when skunks ruled the roost. On one particularly memorable morning, Keesha was out ahead scouting for trouble and found it. Our first clue was a VISIBLE cloud of some gas lightly illuminated by the dawn, the yelping of the dog racing toward us, and a vague sense that something unpleasant was in our future. I'm not enough of a poet to describe the strength of the odor emanating from this dog. So while my wife prepared the bathtub and held her nose, the duty fell to me to go shopping for the cure -- at least from what we had heard -- a year's supply of Massengill douche. Of course, at this hour in the grocery store, there aren't a lot of customers; but all the customers that WERE in the store chose to queue up behind me at the checkstand as I unloaded my cartful of magic potion. As much as I think of myself as self-assured and unconcerned with the opinions of others, the 4 sets of eyeballs (including the cashier) following my every move made me uncomfortable. SOMETHING had to happen to break the tension. So I finished stacking up the last douchebox on the conveyor, stood up straight, let out a long sigh, cracked my knuckles, and told the cashier straight out: "I just DON'T feel fresh today!" ================================ (Sorry for cheating, I originally posted this answer to a different question today, but it seemed to answer both so here is the original context: http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/89382/362810 )

Limberger Cheese - ewww and people really eat that stuff!! That smell belongs in the bathroom, not a kitchen. Gagging now!

burnt plastic from our water boiler and burnt hair from a candle

I would say the 5 pound pork loin that was in my freezer before Katrina. With no electricity for 2 and a half months in the summer heat, it was also the wrost thing I've ever seen.

Curious by Britney Spears.

Glue made from horse hooves,lol, hope someone knows what I'm talk'n about, this has to be the worst smell ever!

Skunk.

New York City. When you are here, you don't notice it but getting off the plane after being away from NYC for months, you get to smell the rotting garbage, decomposed animal flesh, burnt EVERYTHING smell! It is a horrific smell!

skunk

Asian country toilets...those who have travelled know the smell...lol

In my experience, it is cat feces.

1. rotting meat (haven't smelled rotting human flesh, luckily) 2. rotting food between own or others teeth (and other causes of bad breath) 3. cat pee (how can something so nasty come out of something so nice?) 4. vomit

1. garlic roasting in a pan 2. fried banana with cinnamon 3. the skin of a damped man (not sweating, just damp) 4. gasoline 6. coconut 7. the iron-like smell in fresh blood (wouldn't drink it, though) 8. pine wood 9. a wollen sweater (scandinavian style) 10. the smell of leather (the new car smell)

mothers cooking

Hot bread with butter.

the smell of a stripper

perfume, cologne, ... ANY kind.

Gangrene.

I was once in this little town in Mexico that smelled like the posterial oriface of the world! No plumbing anywhere! that comes close.

I would have to say gas or internal gangrene are the worst, unless you want something obvious like skunk or rotten types of food.

the smell, or shall I say rank odour of gangrene!

The burn unit in any hospital. The smell sort of sticks to you after you leave.

moldy elephant dung.

A skunk that's been hit and killed by a car. That's got to be the foulest, most gut-wrenchingly putrid smell on the planet. It's not even describable.

Mold smells so bad I can't handle it. I had to go to a storage locker and find a box of files for a court case, and that storeroom was so full of moldy files! I couldn't get that stench out of my senses for days!

Anti-freeze...ugh I get soooooo sick!

Regurgitated Mexican food.

The Great Outdoors!

Burning paper. It smells like fudgalicious chocolate!!!

smell of clean dog or cat fur

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G'day Charmaine Jay, Thank you for your question. Food cooking or baking bread are my two favourite smells. Regards

the smell of incoming snow

Fresh cut grass. The kind you walk on, that is.

Coffee brewing at 5:30AM

Your newborn babies head. I know it sounds wierd but a mother can pick out her child by scent alone.

freshly cut grass

The smell of the Sweet Olive bush on a cool spring day after a long winter. I can hardly wait.

grandmothers cooking.lol

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Homemade breads and Deserts

bread baking, or walking past a shop that sells coffee....