infamous Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 On a little lighter note..........don't we all sound a bit weird talking about the science of piss-sniffing?........................Infy Quote
Mercedes Benzene Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 On a little lighter note..........don't we all sound a bit weird talking about the science of piss-sniffing?........................Infy Ohhhhh well.... :hihi: I suppose it's not the most scientific discussion, but I was just reading a description of a "urine analyzer" for sale. :lol: Quote
infamous Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 Ohhhhh well.... :hihi: I suppose it's not the most scientific discussion, but I was just reading a description of a "urine analyzer" for sale. :lol:Now that would be scientific. That raises just two questions; How many cents for what range of scents?....................Infy Quote
Michaelangelica Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 You are one rockin' lady indeed, Chac... :lol: I am curious if there is a difference between fresh asparagus and canned asparagus? Anyone care to sign up for the experiment and report back? :hihi:A Double blind study I ate a jar of pickled asparagus last night. I didn't notice any smell.Then, I had drunk a bottle of portFrom memory tinned asparagus pee does smell Quote
InfiniteNow Posted October 7, 2006 Author Report Posted October 7, 2006 In my estimation, by and large, the fair sex has the superior sense of smell.There are some studies which suggest that women tend to have a more keen sense of smell as well as more acute vision and perception of color. Evolutionary psychologists have a theory that (and sorry ladies, not my theory :) ) in our ancestral past it has tended to be the women who have reared the children. Their ability to pick up on slight variations of color and smell allowed them to sense when their child was becoming ill much sooner and take action to assist before it was too late... Perriwinkle blue... that's all I'm sayin'. Cheers. :hihi: Quote
Michaelangelica Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 Most professional perfumers "Noses" would be men. (Women just complain about smells more!) I think all noses can be trained.What limits us often is our ability to express smell in words. The language is very poor in this area and we have to use similes. Men sometimes specialise in one area of smell- i.e., wine Chinese herbalists still use the sense of smell to diagnose. Dogs can be trained to detect cancers. Some scientists from Sydney Uni are trying to develop a machine to do the same. Any man-made machine would be inferior to the human nose. Quote
somebody Posted October 8, 2006 Report Posted October 8, 2006 never had an asparagus before so wont know. also i have not smelled anything funny after i go empty my bladder. Quote
Chacmool Posted October 11, 2006 Report Posted October 11, 2006 A female friend of mine ;) ate an entire can of asparagus two days ago (all in the name of science), and has not noticed any unusual smells. Quote
InfiniteNow Posted October 11, 2006 Author Report Posted October 11, 2006 For a point of comparison, did this female "friend" happen to notice a scent with fresh asparagus? :hihi: ;) Quote
learnin to learn Posted October 11, 2006 Report Posted October 11, 2006 I ate asparagus for an entire day! I would rate the smell a 7.5! Quote
InfiniteNow Posted October 11, 2006 Author Report Posted October 11, 2006 I ate asparagus for an entire day! I would rate the smell a 7.5!So we'll say that's a five. Despite the self perceived intensity, the scale proposed stops at 5... Thanks for sharing your data though! :estrange: ... I think.... :Guns: Quote
learnin to learn Posted October 11, 2006 Report Posted October 11, 2006 So we'll say that's a five. Despite the self perceived intensity, the scale proposed stops at 5... Thanks for sharing your data though! :hyper: ... I think.... :Guns: :estrange: :shrug: no problem! Quote
Jay-qu Posted October 11, 2006 Report Posted October 11, 2006 I had asparagus again last night, didnt notice a thing.. Quote
Chacmool Posted October 12, 2006 Report Posted October 12, 2006 For a point of comparison, did this female "friend" happen to notice a scent with fresh asparagus? :shrug: :doh:I'll let you know when my "friend" eats fresh asparagus. ;) Quote
Michaelangelica Posted January 13, 2007 Report Posted January 13, 2007 A quirky P fact It is only necessary to consume a teaspoonful or two in a glass of water. The way you serve it is ultimately up to you—either with a little splash of fruit juice or plain. Enjoy the natural tanginess of urine. Along with the flu, urine treats a variety of other viral infections including the common cold. It has also been seen to treat asthma and skin conditions, such as, well what do you know, eczema! Whoops! Browser Settings Incompatible Quote
InfiniteNow Posted January 13, 2007 Author Report Posted January 13, 2007 The logic of it escapes me. Drink some of the toxins our body has already expelled to become healthier? :) :) Quote
Michaelangelica Posted January 14, 2007 Report Posted January 14, 2007 The logic of it escapes me. Drink some of the toxins our body has already expelled to become healthier? :eek: :phones:logic? what that?:)lol the smilies :eek: Same logic as taking cow -pox so you don't get smallpox?? I don't know; I'm just the messanger Quote
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