Ducati cologne

[Stella]

it does beg the question: what do they really smell like?

Oh eww!         

Decades ago I worked with a guy who I swore doused himself with a half bottle every day of some kind of stink.
His smell would linger for hours after leaving the open office area.  It was awful.  As bad of a smell as a smoker's.

[swampduc]

i'm thinking that if i smell like exhaust, oil, and fuel and a chick dug my scent i might marry her.

My fiancée built her own first car in high school, a 67 mustang fastback. Oil, fuel, and exhaust works on either of us 

[RAT900]

all odors are particulate  

so you are stuck with the stink molecules

in your nasal and sinus passages

something to contemplate...or not  

[ducatiz]

this stuff?

[il d00d]

We're not using this opportunity to figure out what other moto-branded cologne would smell like? 
HD = essence of state fair.  Notes of something not normally deep fried that has been deep fried, inexpensive Pilsner-style beer, and porta-potty chemicals.
BMW = mildly caustic detergent and French flop sweat

[mstevens]

this stuff?

No, this stuff: http://www.ducatifragrances.com

[mstevens]

all odors are particulate 

Well, that's certainly not true. Some are gases. Think hydrogen sulfide.

[Punx Clever]

Wife got it for my birthday, I actually think it smells pretty good.  No idea what it cost though.

[KnightofNi]

Well, that's certainly not true. Some are gases. Think hydrogen sulfide.

i think that should have been directed more towards the molecular level.

ie. when you smell a fart you have fart molecules landing on your nose and tongue

[RAT900]

quarks, neutrinos, electrons, protons, neutrons etc.........particles....atoms.......molecules.....H2S....rotten eggs smell and death

The terms "particle, particulate"  are problematic in that they have variable meanings in a given context  i.e. a sub-atomic particle is not the same as a dust particle....but all matter is comprised of particles at the sub-atomic level

please no physics!!!

[ducpainter]

Cologne.


Rhymes with:  Alone

seems like Stella is familiar with the old saying.