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Janet... Considering the REALLY nasty head cold I have right now, even if Tom Selleck (be still my heart), Richard Gere (drop-dead-handsome!) and Harrison Ford (OHMAGOD!) <swooning> all walked into my wee office right this minute ooooozing sexy male pheromones (panting heavily at the thought), I'd hide under the desk! <grin> Not only wouldn't I be able to smell the pheromones, but because I feel so darn rotten, I'm sitting here with my hair in two little pigtails, am real pale except for the red flush from the fever on my cheeks, and am wearing my favorite comfy old heavy fleece bathrobe along with two pairs of sweatsox! AND I'm sneezing, coughing, and whining! <LOL> I think in THIS case, pheromones would be a real waste! <g> Barb Mallut [log in to unmask] ---------- From: Parkinson's Information Exchange on behalf of janet paterson Sent: Monday, December 01, 1997 4:40 AM To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN Subject: Re-post: Olfactory news hi barb m. i thought re-posting this might add a little to the mystery! your cybyr sys janet originally posted 970916 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Analyzing the sweet smell of romance ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- (September 15, 1997 11:33 a.m. EDT) -- Having no luck pursuing the object of your desire? It could be time to ditch the etiquette manual. The key to success might be in swapping expensive aftershave for good old body odour. It might sound dubious but just think of the results. In an ideal world, those animal smells would send a subliminal sexual signal capable of inspiring great passion. Then again, he or she might never want to come within three feet of you again.