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So I was in Hobby Lobby with the wife and found some sandlewood cones for .99. Bought them and fired one up when we got home-I like sandlewood (I also like patchouli). You woulda thought I had just pooped on the couch! Apparently her scents are OK but let daddy fire up some old stuff from the 60-70's days and....noooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
 
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There's a head shop here near UC called The Cupboard. It has been there since my high school days. Always crowded. Each room has a different scent burning. Overwhelming to the uninitiated. It would stick to your clothing and mom would say: "let me guess where you've been?"

You can smell it from the street.
 
Great minds think alike. Loooooove the scent of sandalwood.

As we speak.....
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Man...I love that smell, memories....I had a beautiful hippie girlfriend that used to smear gardenia candle scent on the lightbulb in her room, to this day whenever I get even the faintest whiff of gardenias my mind goes back to an extremely pleasant memory. Patchouli does the same thing, I had somebody put a glob on an old western hat I used to roam around in and that thing will still put off a scent on a hot summer's day. One of my cousins all but kicked me out of her house for having a little patchouli scent on me, brought back some negative memories for her I guess. I still have a small bottle in my medicine cabinet, its a very dark brown and wicked powerful, if you just open the bottle you are going to smell like patchouli. Its one of those smells that people either like or don't like, I never met anyone that was lukewarm about it. Thanks for the little stroll down memory lane Cuz, I'm going to go upstairs and open that bottle, maybe take a little walk out to the shop and try not to get into any trouble.
 
I have the post #7 set up and we found a 8 pak with different aromas
that came in a tall container that opens on the top with the flavors, listed.

You just have to be careful with the ash, when cleaning up.
 
There's a head shop here near UC called The Cupboard. It has been there since my high school days. Always crowded. Each room has a different scent burning. Overwhelming to the uninitiated. It would stick to your clothing and mom would say: "let me guess where you've been?"

You can smell it from the street.

Been there great multitudes of times.

Nice read on the place.

High Times at The Cupboard - Cincinnati Magazine
 
Reminds me of walking down the hall in my college dorm.
 
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