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Scentronic's 1000th Post

post #1 of 20
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Hi everyone!

I've been trying to come up with some kind of insightful theme or topic for my 1000th post, and I just keep being reminded of the gratitude I feel for having discovered such an enriching, interesting hobby and THE PERFECT supplement (Basenotes) to help guide me to fragrances and people that add significant value to my life!

I've made friends with people all over the world, without ever having seen each other face to face, simply given a common thread to talk about. My (local) friends are interested to hear that I have fragrance friends from a multitude of different locations around the world. I love the differring insights and perspectives everyone provides.

Some statistics:

I joined Basenotes in Feb. 2006, after going fragrance shopping a couple of times. I had worn fragrances before, but owned maybe one or two bottles at a time, and didn't give them anywhere near as deep consideration as I do now. Being the research fanatic that I am, I set out on the internet to track down an old fragrance or two, and see in anyone had any valuable insight into the world of fragrances. Jackpot!

I have about 45 full-size bottles that I can't see myself going without...at least not for a long while. I think at least half of them are important enough to me to keep them around for the rest of my life. (or replacements, obviously) I've owned and traded or sold about as many in my time on Basenotes.

I've got about 200 samples and decants that I regularly "tour". I can probably name about 75% of them by smell.

There are around 70 other scents that I still want to try!

Favorite Houses: Creed, Penhaligon's

A few favorite scents: Selection Verte, GIT, MI, BdP, Green Valley, Castile, Endymion, Racquet's, Hugh Parson's Traditional, Dunhill 2003, Dior Homme, Bois d'Argent, Gendarme, Tea for Two, Burberry London

This hobby is an enriching and worthwhile exploration into the world of smell. I collect fragrances (smell), I paint (sight), I listen to and make music (sound), and I love good food, so I guess my only sensory endevor left to conquor would be culinary school, lol! I highly reccommend that everyone on earth become more creative and appreciative of the arts. It makes for a very worthwhile existence!

Thanks to everyone for your kind words, friendship, support, and good deals! I hope each and every one of you decides to remain an integral part of the Basenotes community!
post #2 of 20
Let me be the first member to congratulate your 1000th post!
post #3 of 20
Perfume is such a work of art. It's definitely one of the best human discoveries of creation that combines science and imagination.

Congrats on your 1000th post, and I hope there'll be a lot more to come.
post #4 of 20
Congrats Scentronic!
If you were awarded a scent for every post youve made, then Im sure you'd be a very happy man!
Keep em coming!
post #5 of 20
Congrats Scentronic! You sound like a very talented, artistic, and passionate guy.
I am glad you are here at Basenotes!

barry
post #6 of 20
CONGRATULATIONS, Scentronic, on your 1000 posts - and your many other talents and accomplishments.

You're always fun and informative to read. GLAD YOU'RE HERE!
post #7 of 20
Congratulations, Scentronic! A great 1,000th post too!

Gosh, and I'm not that far behind you!
post #8 of 20
Congrats Scentronic!

For some reason I thought you really liked Lacoste fragrances...
post #9 of 20
Congradulations. Many great things await you as your post count rises. I wish I had something insightful to say on my 1000th post but nope! Keep it going.
post #10 of 20
Congrats Scentronic. I knew you in your perfectfeet days and we have swap and traded various frags. I still talk to you in pms and you give great insight. I consider you a friend in the basenotes community and a vital part of it. Congrats and I hope you have many more.
post #11 of 20
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Thanks, brah. Sorry I couldn't be of more help in your quest for jeans!

Don't touch that dial, folks!
post #12 of 20
Congratulations Scentronics, wonderful post too . It is good to have you here my friend .

Trebor, I am slowly inching up there too....
post #13 of 20
Congratulations Scentronic. Make sure to keep up on bashing those Creed Trolls.
post #14 of 20
Congratulations, Scentronic! A thousand is a lot, isn't it?
post #15 of 20
Congratulations. I always enjoy reading your posts. Here's to a thousand more!! :wave:
post #16 of 20
Congrats on number 1,000. More impressive is being able to name the 75% of your samples and decants by smell. You have trained your nose well. Enjoyed reading the post.
post #17 of 20
Yeaaahhhh another youngster joins the dependents! I think your posts represent us well.


75% is impressive. I'm not sure I could match that!
post #18 of 20
Thread Starter 
Yeah, its just repetition that trains you to recognize them. I'll just sit here with a box of samples and smell all of them while I watch tv or something. My room mate will sometimes have me close my eyes while he selects a few and has me smell them. Freaks him out!

Thanks for the kind words everyone!
post #19 of 20
I really liked that you can tell your own scents and samples from other smells, that shows that basenotes and your personal will, well, take us places.

Congratulations!
post #20 of 20
Congratulations......Gary
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