02/14/2024
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Tadpoles Blues
There used to be a small pond (it's probably still there, but I haven't been there for a long time) full of tadpoles and frogs that we used to go to as children and constantly reach into the water, catch frogs, build them a den, fish for alibis and so on. Just what kids did back then, without all the smartphone g*cksi. We were kids in the 90s and I always think back to those carefree times when our parents weren't always at our throats and we were outside from morning to night at the weekend. I especially remember this pond, which was in the middle of a small park next to our village playground.
I can still feel the gooey sensation of reaching for the tadpoles on my skin, the smell of the pond and the lukewarm, damp body of the frog. And I once had a frog that I called Bobo, which was my first fictitious pet at the time, as my mother didn't dote on pets and certainly not in an apartment.
27 Limanakia smells just like this little pond, full of tadpoles and frogs. Slippery green, strongly reminiscent of algae and damp, warm earth. A very strong note of an indefinable flower hangs in the air. The tadpoles whistle the blues and it bubbles from the depths of the small pond, as if a small, green monster were rising up. Sorry, but this is a scent that you wouldn't even want to put on your worst enemy, unless you wanted to squeeze his throat, in which case this green slime would certainly be good for that. The fragrance has no development, green and slimy. Here and there, earthy, warm, wet facets and this strange flower. That's pretty much it. The good thing here is that the fragrance doesn't last long on me and that's a good thing, because even if it reminds me of childhood, this fragrance has nothing to do with well-being.
All that's missing is the animalistic baggage and then, together with Eau de Space, it could buzz around in space as a pig.
So be warned, hands off!
I can still feel the gooey sensation of reaching for the tadpoles on my skin, the smell of the pond and the lukewarm, damp body of the frog. And I once had a frog that I called Bobo, which was my first fictitious pet at the time, as my mother didn't dote on pets and certainly not in an apartment.
27 Limanakia smells just like this little pond, full of tadpoles and frogs. Slippery green, strongly reminiscent of algae and damp, warm earth. A very strong note of an indefinable flower hangs in the air. The tadpoles whistle the blues and it bubbles from the depths of the small pond, as if a small, green monster were rising up. Sorry, but this is a scent that you wouldn't even want to put on your worst enemy, unless you wanted to squeeze his throat, in which case this green slime would certainly be good for that. The fragrance has no development, green and slimy. Here and there, earthy, warm, wet facets and this strange flower. That's pretty much it. The good thing here is that the fragrance doesn't last long on me and that's a good thing, because even if it reminds me of childhood, this fragrance has nothing to do with well-being.
All that's missing is the animalistic baggage and then, together with Eau de Space, it could buzz around in space as a pig.
So be warned, hands off!
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