...Thank you. :-)

...Pipette:Suppose you research to buy "gun" and then the FBI follows you?Hm, I actually wish they would.

...Sleuth:Have you smelled it yet, Siebter?Not yet, but I will pretty soon. I do like the uncommon concept behind it, your review makes it sound interesting too. In the german section I read that the sandalwood in G I R L is quite prominent (and I love sandalwood a lot).

...Sleuth posted a review of G I R L a few days ago.You can order samples directly from the CdG-site: http://comme-des-garcons-parfum.com/request-sample/ (the Blue Invasion-line, 2, Amazingreen and Wonderwood)

...I only own one real EdC, so I am anything but an expert, but I really love "Series 4 Cologne: Vettiveru" by Comme des Garçons - though the approach is rather classic, it seems a great modern variation of the classic EdC. And it lasts quite nicely.

...I have two perfumes from the synthetic-line by Comme des Garçons, "Series 6 Synthetic: Skai" and "Series 6 Synthetic: Soda". Skai is not that bad actually, it dries down to a pretty comforting leather, but until it gets there, one has to stand quite a pungent line of synthetic aromas and some of them even disgust me. Soda definitely reminds me of citrussy toilet cleaners in the opening, it is very acidic and almost hrutal. Later I smell weird hints of lemondrops and fresh bathwater.I wear both, but only at home, it's nothing I would like to show myself off with. Both scents are extremely authentic and give you pretty much what they say, so I see them rather as unique experiences then as something I would use to make chicks hot.

..."Knize Ten" by Knize I'd say. How about this strangely alluring lady?[Zola Jesus, a musician]

...If you are looking for a catholic vibe you should definitely give "Series 3 Incense: Avignon" a try. The thing is: with that glorious, deep and smokey incense you also get a strong vibe of cold brick walls, it actually smells like an old building. Pretty special, pretty cool.

...This is quite hard to answer for me since I do not really experience many suit and tie events. However, I often choose perfumes that create a contrast - it's kinda nice to wear Pradas Amber or Tuscan Leather in a dance club. And it actually works.I do suit up when I go to a play at a theater for example; for those occasions I usually pick "34 Boulevard Saint Germain" by Diptyque. I think in my collection it's the only scent that does smell luxurious, refined and expensive and yet is subtle.

..."Ambre Céruléen" by Huitième Art.

...Pulp by Byredo.

..."Comme des Garçons 2".

...Infusion d'Homme by Prada.

...Cool d/c-shit: "Gucci Pour Homme" (my first time).

..."Amber pour Homme" by Prada.

..."Comme des Garçons 2 Man".

..."Guerrilla 2" by Comme des Garçons; hot Chili and raspberry. Pretty unique and extremely uplifting.

..."Ambre Céruléen" by Huitième Art.

...I only have tested two Tauers so far; I really like L'Air du desert, but I totally *worship* Une Rose Chyprée. Out of this world for me. Although they are very different, there seems to be an olfactory bond between those two and a friend mentioned some kind of "Tauerinade" which all Tauers have. I will definitely test some more.

..."Series 3 Incense: Avignon" by Comme des Garçons. And last night I tried "Winter Woods" by Sonoma Scent Studio, awesome scent.