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Why does Ezabi think I'm so fragrant?
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Do cats just have a really good sense of smell, or do I need to bathe more often?
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I believe it's supposed to be some sort of Khajiiti compliment along the same veins as "sleek" and "five-clawed".6 -
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✭✭✭✭✭It's a compliment.
Funny thing, in some North German dialects, it once has been one, too (later replaced by super, cool, or whatever people use today).@Syldras | PC | EU
The forceful expression of will gives true honor to the Ancestors.
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LanteanPegasus✭✭✭✭✭Many cats (house cats as well as tigers and such) actually love certain fragrant things (things that smell quite strongly and distinctively, like cat nip, other herbs, certain spices and so on). Or at least they are stimulated by them in a way that lets human observation assume they "like" them (they interact with objects that smell this way by playing with them, rubbing against them, etc., sometimes they utter sounds of positive interaction, like purring, or try to get them/to them if they are out of reach).
Khajiits being catlike, their sense of smell is probably more pronounced than that of humans, and it makes sense that they put more aesthetic value on it than we do. So, while humans usually compliment on (good) looks, sometimes sounds (voice), and only rarely (and usually only in private) smells, for Khajiits a "fragrant" smell is probably as attractive as good looks or a beautiful voice.
And the positive connotation is probably transferred to a general term of describing someone or something as pleasing/attractive/great. (Just as "smooth", "cool" or things like that in this language.)
It's a compliment. Enjoy it.
I racked my brain over your statement... Do you mean "dufte"? I'm from North-East Germany, and always associated that specific term with Berlin (and maybe the area around it).Funny thing, in some North German dialects, it once has been one, too (later replaced by super, cool, or whatever people use today).
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✭✭✭✭✭LanteanPegasus wrote: »I racked my brain over your statement... Do you mean "dufte"? I'm from North-East Germany, and always associated that specific term with Berlin (and maybe the area around it).
Exactly. It's mainly used in Berlin and Brandenburg, although I've been told that it has originally also been used in other regions. Although I rarely hear it anymore in general.@Syldras | PC | EU
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✭✭✭Adding to this, cats are extremely scent focused. They have little scent glands all over their body, and the sharing of those scents is a way of affirming ownership, and familial and friendship bonds. When they rub on you and "make biscuits," they're sharing their scent, as a way of declaring to the world that you are their person! They share their scent with each other and will also transfer it to their home and toys; ever spot a cat rubbing against furniture or other objects?
Now, allegedly recent studies have found that their sense of smell is even more acute than a canine's. The cat's sensory kit is really just unfair. They have superpowers. It's no wonder they sometimes stare into space. They're obviously watching (and smelling) ghosts or analyzing atoms.✨🐦✨ Blackfeather Court Commission ✨🐦✨4 -
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✭✭✭✭✭SickleCider wrote: »Adding to this, cats are extremely scent focused. They have little scent glands all over their body, and the sharing of those scents is a way of affirming ownership, and familial and friendship bonds. When they rub on you and "make biscuits," they're sharing their scent, as a way of declaring to the world that you are their person! They share their scent with each other and will also transfer it to their home and toys; ever spot a cat rubbing against furniture or other objects?
Now, allegedly recent studies have found that their sense of smell is even more acute than a canine's. The cat's sensory kit is really just unfair. They have superpowers. It's no wonder they sometimes stare into space. They're obviously watching (and smelling) ghosts or analyzing atoms.
Or communing with aliens....______________________________________________________
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✭I always took the "fragrant employer" as a little dig...x-TallyCat-x // PC EU DC - For the Covenant! // ESO Platinum trophy - 16th May 2017.
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✭✭✭SickleCider wrote: »Adding to this, cats are extremely scent focused. They have little scent glands all over their body, and the sharing of those scents is a way of affirming ownership, and familial and friendship bonds. When they rub on you and "make biscuits," they're sharing their scent, as a way of declaring to the world that you are their person! They share their scent with each other and will also transfer it to their home and toys; ever spot a cat rubbing against furniture or other objects?
Now, allegedly recent studies have found that their sense of smell is even more acute than a canine's. The cat's sensory kit is really just unfair. They have superpowers. It's no wonder they sometimes stare into space. They're obviously watching (and smelling) ghosts or analyzing atoms.
Or communing with aliens....
Contacting the mothership. They are aliens, let's be real.✨🐦✨ Blackfeather Court Commission ✨🐦✨4 -
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✭✭✭✭✭SickleCider wrote: »SickleCider wrote: »Adding to this, cats are extremely scent focused. They have little scent glands all over their body, and the sharing of those scents is a way of affirming ownership, and familial and friendship bonds. When they rub on you and "make biscuits," they're sharing their scent, as a way of declaring to the world that you are their person! They share their scent with each other and will also transfer it to their home and toys; ever spot a cat rubbing against furniture or other objects?
Now, allegedly recent studies have found that their sense of smell is even more acute than a canine's. The cat's sensory kit is really just unfair. They have superpowers. It's no wonder they sometimes stare into space. They're obviously watching (and smelling) ghosts or analyzing atoms.
Or communing with aliens....
Contacting the mothership. They are aliens, let's be real.
LOL! Best laugh I've had in a while!______________________________________________________
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✭✭✭SickleCider wrote: »SickleCider wrote: »Adding to this, cats are extremely scent focused. They have little scent glands all over their body, and the sharing of those scents is a way of affirming ownership, and familial and friendship bonds. When they rub on you and "make biscuits," they're sharing their scent, as a way of declaring to the world that you are their person! They share their scent with each other and will also transfer it to their home and toys; ever spot a cat rubbing against furniture or other objects?
Now, allegedly recent studies have found that their sense of smell is even more acute than a canine's. The cat's sensory kit is really just unfair. They have superpowers. It's no wonder they sometimes stare into space. They're obviously watching (and smelling) ghosts or analyzing atoms.
Or communing with aliens....
Contacting the mothership. They are aliens, let's be real.
LOL! Best laugh I've had in a while!
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JustLovely✭✭✭✭✭LanteanPegasus wrote: »Many cats (house cats as well as tigers and such) actually love certain fragrant things (things that smell quite strongly and distinctively, like cat nip, other herbs, certain spices and so on). Or at least they are stimulated by them in a way that lets human observation assume they "like" them (they interact with objects that smell this way by playing with them, rubbing against them, etc., sometimes they utter sounds of positive interaction, like purring, or try to get them/to them if they are out of reach).
Khajiits being catlike, their sense of smell is probably more pronounced than that of humans, and it makes sense that they put more aesthetic value on it than we do. So, while humans usually compliment on (good) looks, sometimes sounds (voice), and only rarely (and usually only in private) smells, for Khajiits a "fragrant" smell is probably as attractive as good looks or a beautiful voice.
And the positive connotation is probably transferred to a general term of describing someone or something as pleasing/attractive/great. (Just as "smooth", "cool" or things like that in this language.)
It's a compliment. Enjoy it.
I racked my brain over your statement... Do you mean "dufte"? I'm from North-East Germany, and always associated that specific term with Berlin (and maybe the area around it).Funny thing, in some North German dialects, it once has been one, too (later replaced by super, cool, or whatever people use today).
Why do cats love the smell of bleach? I don't get it.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭JustLovely wrote: »Why do cats love the smell of bleach? I don't get it.
What's the main substance? Chlorine, derived of sodium chloride? Isn't that a natural salt?@Syldras | PC | EU
The forceful expression of will gives true honor to the Ancestors.
Sarayn Andrethi, Telvanni mage (Main)
Darvasa Andrethi, his "I'm NOT a Necromancer!" sister
Malacar Sunavarlas, Altmer Ayleid vampire0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭JustLovely wrote: »LanteanPegasus wrote: »Many cats (house cats as well as tigers and such) actually love certain fragrant things (things that smell quite strongly and distinctively, like cat nip, other herbs, certain spices and so on). Or at least they are stimulated by them in a way that lets human observation assume they "like" them (they interact with objects that smell this way by playing with them, rubbing against them, etc., sometimes they utter sounds of positive interaction, like purring, or try to get them/to them if they are out of reach).
Khajiits being catlike, their sense of smell is probably more pronounced than that of humans, and it makes sense that they put more aesthetic value on it than we do. So, while humans usually compliment on (good) looks, sometimes sounds (voice), and only rarely (and usually only in private) smells, for Khajiits a "fragrant" smell is probably as attractive as good looks or a beautiful voice.
And the positive connotation is probably transferred to a general term of describing someone or something as pleasing/attractive/great. (Just as "smooth", "cool" or things like that in this language.)
It's a compliment. Enjoy it.
I racked my brain over your statement... Do you mean "dufte"? I'm from North-East Germany, and always associated that specific term with Berlin (and maybe the area around it).Funny thing, in some North German dialects, it once has been one, too (later replaced by super, cool, or whatever people use today).
Why do cats love the smell of bleach? I don't get it.
Mine haven't ever been interested in bleach. Cinnamon, nutmeg, catnip (of course!), the horses' hoof parings, the dogs' toenails.... The mice in the one attic, the oak moths (you have never had so much joy until you have been awakened in the middle of the night by a cat leaping off the bed after a moth, then when he's caught it, crunching on it near your pillow....)
Cats.... are just different. I haven't had cats for 10 years now - we got a new puppy just after the last old girl kitty died at 21, and I just couldn't do a puppy AND a kitten or so.... and now it's been so long I don't want to try to acclimatize her to cats which she's never been around - but I do miss them terribly.______________________________________________________
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✭✭✭✭Mine haven't ever been interested in bleach. Cinnamon, nutmeg, catnip (of course!), the horses' hoof parings, the dogs' toenails.... The mice in the one attic, the oak moths (you have never had so much joy until you have been awakened in the middle of the night by a cat leaping off the bed after a moth, then when he's caught it, crunching on it near your pillow....)
Mine loves dirty clothes. No bleach here either.#proud2BAStarObsessedLoony
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Adaarye✭✭✭✭GLP323b14_ESO wrote: »Do cats just have a really good sense of smell, or do I need to bathe more often?
Have you been fishing lately?
Made any tuna salad? Edited by Adaarye on 14 August 2024 02:061 -
GuuMoonRyoung✭✭✭✭GLP323b14_ESO wrote: »Do cats just have a really good sense of smell, or do I need to bathe more often?
Don't try to find reason behind the words and actions of the cat elves, it never ends well.
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✭✭✭JustLovely wrote: »LanteanPegasus wrote: »Many cats (house cats as well as tigers and such) actually love certain fragrant things (things that smell quite strongly and distinctively, like cat nip, other herbs, certain spices and so on). Or at least they are stimulated by them in a way that lets human observation assume they "like" them (they interact with objects that smell this way by playing with them, rubbing against them, etc., sometimes they utter sounds of positive interaction, like purring, or try to get them/to them if they are out of reach).
Khajiits being catlike, their sense of smell is probably more pronounced than that of humans, and it makes sense that they put more aesthetic value on it than we do. So, while humans usually compliment on (good) looks, sometimes sounds (voice), and only rarely (and usually only in private) smells, for Khajiits a "fragrant" smell is probably as attractive as good looks or a beautiful voice.
And the positive connotation is probably transferred to a general term of describing someone or something as pleasing/attractive/great. (Just as "smooth", "cool" or things like that in this language.)
It's a compliment. Enjoy it.
I racked my brain over your statement... Do you mean "dufte"? I'm from North-East Germany, and always associated that specific term with Berlin (and maybe the area around it).Funny thing, in some North German dialects, it once has been one, too (later replaced by super, cool, or whatever people use today).
Why do cats love the smell of bleach? I don't get it.
Mine haven't ever been interested in bleach. Cinnamon, nutmeg, catnip (of course!), the horses' hoof parings, the dogs' toenails.... The mice in the one attic, the oak moths (you have never had so much joy until you have been awakened in the middle of the night by a cat leaping off the bed after a moth, then when he's caught it, crunching on it near your pillow....)
Cats.... are just different. I haven't had cats for 10 years now - we got a new puppy just after the last old girl kitty died at 21, and I just couldn't do a puppy AND a kitten or so.... and now it's been so long I don't want to try to acclimatize her to cats which she's never been around - but I do miss them terribly.
One of mine is OBSESSED with bleach! She can't get enough of the smell of it! She's weird!RIP Atherton, my beautiful little gentle friend. I will miss you forever. Without you I am a hollow shell.1 -
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✭✭✭✭✭JustLovely wrote: »LanteanPegasus wrote: »Many cats (house cats as well as tigers and such) actually love certain fragrant things (things that smell quite strongly and distinctively, like cat nip, other herbs, certain spices and so on). Or at least they are stimulated by them in a way that lets human observation assume they "like" them (they interact with objects that smell this way by playing with them, rubbing against them, etc., sometimes they utter sounds of positive interaction, like purring, or try to get them/to them if they are out of reach).
Khajiits being catlike, their sense of smell is probably more pronounced than that of humans, and it makes sense that they put more aesthetic value on it than we do. So, while humans usually compliment on (good) looks, sometimes sounds (voice), and only rarely (and usually only in private) smells, for Khajiits a "fragrant" smell is probably as attractive as good looks or a beautiful voice.
And the positive connotation is probably transferred to a general term of describing someone or something as pleasing/attractive/great. (Just as "smooth", "cool" or things like that in this language.)
It's a compliment. Enjoy it.
I racked my brain over your statement... Do you mean "dufte"? I'm from North-East Germany, and always associated that specific term with Berlin (and maybe the area around it).Funny thing, in some North German dialects, it once has been one, too (later replaced by super, cool, or whatever people use today).
Why do cats love the smell of bleach? I don't get it.
Mine haven't ever been interested in bleach. Cinnamon, nutmeg, catnip (of course!), the horses' hoof parings, the dogs' toenails.... The mice in the one attic, the oak moths (you have never had so much joy until you have been awakened in the middle of the night by a cat leaping off the bed after a moth, then when he's caught it, crunching on it near your pillow....)
Cats.... are just different. I haven't had cats for 10 years now - we got a new puppy just after the last old girl kitty died at 21, and I just couldn't do a puppy AND a kitten or so.... and now it's been so long I don't want to try to acclimatize her to cats which she's never been around - but I do miss them terribly.
One of mine is OBSESSED with bleach! She can't get enough of the smell of it! She's weird!
Well.... aren't they all one way and another?______________________________________________________
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✭✭✭✭✭Khajiit thinks that one has some moon sugar.Edited by spartaxoxo on 14 August 2024 17:271
