SECRET...the ULITIMATE PHEROMONE for the ladies!!!

Now, I think many of us have known this for a long time, but in smaller pieces. Just little hints now and then that us guys couldn't figure out exactly, but here's the low down...

Girls get a serious girl-woodie over Cinnamon, a little sugar and a hint of salt. You could put that stuff on a hot dog and they'd fall in love with you! You could put it on brussell sprouts even and they'd follow you around town.

Cinnamon gum, cinnamon candy, cinnamon anything...they just LOVE the stuff!

I think it's a secret girl thing, but cinnamon just unlocks girl's mysteries for some reason.

As a younger man I never liked cinnamon, I didn't like the smell...that is, until I realized that cinnamon smells very similar to gals. Pumpkin spice is another one.

No wonder they came up with the saying ... "sugar, spice and everything nice"...the dude who came up with that had a lot of girlfriends!!

(wink)

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I do like the flavor of cinnamon. It doesn't turn me on, though.

ETA: Come to think of it, a scent isn't what does it for me anyway. It's the man that does it

You must have had a lonely day with all those cows.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Old Spice circa 1938 to date....Cinnamon! Been there and dunnit.

P.S. Sorry I can't flag you....seems like there have been tech changes going on here, maybe UK screens now are only adaptations.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

It may be different for different women, I guess.

I don't care for cinnamon at all.

Vanilla and strawberry, as a scent, puts me in heat.

LOL!!!!



Edited to add... I am somewhat unabashed on certain things so I am sorry if I shocked your thread dead.

Vanilla and strawberry....brb, gonna try her....she tolle me no minutes ago......hehehe

Nah
The scent you are looking for is pumpkin pie...

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk


Cinnamon?

Anything Cedar, Sandalwood would be better.

Now why would you go and ruin perfectly good Brussel sprouts with cinnamon?

Paloma Picasso is the best fragrance ever, good thing it is a woman's perfume....

I have noted that women are always around the sink, might try me some dish washing liquid, see if that works

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I always thought it was my stellar personality.

Least that what preceded cinnamon toast for breakfast.

a reply to: Raggedyman

You might be onto something there. Cinnamon scented dishwashing liquid, laundry liquid, ironing spray, floor detergent and perhaps beer coasters.

Gonna look into this. Thanks mate.

bally

Ew,

If you want me to get hot & bothered, ocean scents/clean woodsy scents are the way to go. Anything that smells like a bouquet or food is an INSTANT turn-off, florals are cloying and food-related scents are disgusting.

And I think if cinnamon flavoring lovers take a closer look at the reason they like it, they'll find it's because of the heat perception the chemical in candies/gums gives. I like cinnamon disks because I'm a spicy food nut, and they're spicy to me, not for the cinnamon "flavor".

My sweetness and charm has always won over the ladies.

The rocket in my pocket kept them around.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

So basically rub yourself down with cinnamon French toast?
You'd be much better off just carrying around a half gallon bucket of Blue Bell Dutch Chocolate ice cream and a bottle of sweet red wine, but I'm just a woman so what would I know?

originally posted by: GeauxHomeYoureDrunk
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

So basically rub yourself down with cinnamon French toast?
You'd be much better off just carrying around a half gallon bucket of Blue Bell Dutch Chocolate ice cream and a bottle of sweet red wine, but I'm just a woman so what would I know?

Maybe with maple syrup?

a reply to: Nyiah

Noted, I will try all those too.

Cheers Nyiah.

kind regards,

bally

a reply to: Groot

This is all getting very expensive.

Kind regards,

bally

a reply to: Nyiah

I hope Augustus doesn't see that post!

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Nyiah

I hope Augustus doesn't see that post!

He's supposed to marinate the vict -- I mean meats, not himself!