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- Avery Gilbert
- Sensory psychologist specializing in olfaction. Independent scientific consultant at Synesthetics, Inc. Creator of Nick Zollicker. Author of What the Nose Knows.
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2 comments:
Okay, burger scented candles are just about the most hilarious thing I've ever heard of.
And I like how blatantly shabby they are about it, without trying to be all genteel like the Plaza with their fragrance -- as if anyone could possibly want such a thing: "A bottle of faded, aging glory, please!"
Nathan Branch:
If they sold it in a 10 oz bottle it wouldn't fit into a typical Plaza room.
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