shnkrmn
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Mmmm. Smell of chlorine and echoes of splashing.
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TCH
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Also what @curious2garden said
DMChiz
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Add in my stale coffee and it’s an enchanting musk to say the least…..
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I swam a lot and that chlorine odor from a pool just kills me. It's why when I finally put in my own pool I went with a hypochlorous loop for chlorine. No more smell, rotting bathing suits or greening of sunbleached hairAnd in my stale coffee and it’s an enchanting musk to say the least…..
DMChiz
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My Sister converted her home pool to saltwater a few years back and they’ve never been happier. That said, if I’m cleaning at home with say, Fantastic w/Bleach, my kids will immediately say, “smells like a pool in here” - our brains and scent association are fascinating things
Stiickygreen
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Same here. My brother and I were on the HS swim team and on a swim team in Summer as well. I always swam backstroke in the relays cus nobody else wanted to...and our neighbors had a pool...so if we weren't practicing/at a meet we were in the water there....
Then I moved to Colorado. Not much swimming/pools here unless yer staying in or trespassing at some hotel pool/hot tub.
Interesting about the hypochlorous approach. I had no idea. Haven't been in/near a pool in years. 
I do take a quick "yeeeeeooooowwww!" in the creek once in awhile though. 
One of the strongest tags for memory storage is olfactory. A smell can provide an eidetic image which is the most complete form of recall. We used scents for testing in neurosurgery.My Sister converted her home pool to saltwater a few years back and they’ve never been happier. That said, if I’m cleaning at home with say, Fantastic w/Bleach, my kids will immediately say, “smells like a pool in here” - our brains and scent association are fascinating things
This talks a bit about it:
The Role of Odor-Evoked Memory in Psychological and Physiological Health
This article discusses the special features of odor-evoked memory and the current state-of-the-art in odor-evoked memory research to show how these unique experiences may be able to influence and benefit psychological and physiological health. A review ...
StareCase
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Those splashing echoes were deafening after a Friday Dart Night. The travel mug often contained a little hair of the dog to help quell the chlorine filled din of Saturday swim class.
cannabiscrusader
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Hook the man up! My dad loved my brownies!
DeadHeadX
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Chlorine odor is a huge deterrent for me too. My understanding is the stronger the smell, the more reaction taking place - I.e. lots of kids peeing. Enough to make me think twice. Home pool sounds really nice!
Dboybudz
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raratt
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The sun was actually out for awhile this morning, such a tease. Had the front come through about 8:30 last night. It was similar to a midwest squall line with no joke rain and wind. Next round supposed to be here later today lasting through Tues. On a positive note our snow pack is getting built up well.
Mornin.
Mornin.
cannabiscrusader
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My whispy double segregated chernobyl is finally done with re-veg and ready to be Cloned. I'm keeping this one around. Probably run it outside and see if i can train it along the fence. Plus I think it makes Bob angry.
Jeffislovinlife
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That is the way to be a good parent and I'm not trying to be funny I think it is awesome the way you are involved with your kid or kids
BobBitchen
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what makes bob angry ?
cannabiscrusader
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My crusty milky plants. They light my fire too
BobBitchen
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PM on plants makes me sad, not angry
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