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Probably derives from the same thought behind "Spring is in the air!" It's just something that is "felt" subliminally!
marketing ploy by brothels?
Does it have to do with smelling sex?
The world's first romantic, whoever that was...
John Paul Young had a hit by that name in 1977/8.
From the air?
it's in the song from the "Love Boat"
"love is in the air
exicting and new
come aboard
we're expecting you"
i haven't slept much i'm a little goofy.
I was thinking of something romantic, then I read your next question. Could, "Love is in the air." Have something to do with Jalapeno peppers if the wind was in the right place???
i think that when every one is in a good loving mood, (not sexuallly) we wil use the phrase "love is in the air" ;)
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i think that it means that every one is in a good loving mood (not sexual!!!) and you can tell, so you say "love is in the air" ;)
by werttrew on February 24th, 2011