Follow your nose




July 3, 2012 By Genevive Bjorn
Finding a date based on scent chemistry is the goal of a new trend in dating mixers, called "pheremone parties." The party starts like any other where singles turn up for drinks and chit chat, hoping to meet someone special. The catch is that each person must bring a bagged t-shirt he or she has worn to bed for three nights in a row. Then if a conversation turns compelling, a partygoer can screen for chemistry before making physical … [Read More...]

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It's unnerving not to be able to smell if the soup leftover in the fridge is spoiled or not. I don't remember how long it's been in … [Read More...]
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