smell and colour !!

**~~Jolly Rodger~~** · 01-16-03, 10:17 PM

My theory on flowers and the relation between flower's colour and the odur in which they amitt. After my research in my backyard i have, discoverd that the smell of the flowers that were the same colour smelt the same.

**pumpkinsaren'torange** · 01-17-03, 11:29 AM

go on, this sounds interesting...would you care to expound?

**fingerlickingod** · 02-20-03, 01:13 AM

not really, a red rose does not smell like a red geranium or a red carnation

**sycoindian** · 02-20-03, 08:17 AM

fingerlickingod is correct.. u must be on some good

jolly

**valentino** · 02-25-03, 01:55 PM

Are you sure you weren't sniffing the same flower repeatedly?

**pumpkinsaren'torange** · 02-26-03, 01:37 PM

yeah...it may have been very dark outside that night, and, what you thought were different flowers were really all the same. no moon...no sight. no moon...sense of smell still intact. however, unless you had a flashlight with you...then just forget what i just wrote.

**~~Jolly Rodger~~** · 02-13-05, 04:52 AM

well i am blind, my guide dog was telling me what colour they were!

whowhatwhy · 02-19-07, 03:57 PM

Hey Jolly this is interesting. Can you tell me in detail what exactly you did. I know it is long time back but give as much detail as you can. I want to try the same thing in my back garden and see if it works.

**~~Nickelodeon~~** · 02-19-07, 04:01 PM

He's banned....

**redarmy11** · 02-19-07, 04:02 PM

Jolly Rodger is no more, so I'll tell you.

He smoked a shedload of weed then went into his back yard and started smelling the flowers. He observed that all the flowers of a certain hue smelled the same, not realising that his results were contaminated by the fact that all he could smell was the weed on his jumper.

Hope this helps.

But I'm curious: how would a blind person manage to read the responses on here? Anyone?