Does anyone here like to sniff sharpie markers?

[Gabby]

I try not to, but sometimes I just have to take a sweet, sweet whiff and sniff of that forbidden fruit.

 

[Suguri]

Were you inspired by my book-sniffing thread or something?
To answer your question I used to do that but not anymore. Definitely not the same compared to smelling book pages...

 

[Gabby]

Were you inspired by my book-sniffing thread or something?
To answer your question I used to do that but not anymore. Definitely not the same compared to smelling book pages...

I was inspired. I was delighted by your use of the word "sniff".

 

[.: Meri :.]

Nah, I don't like the strong chemical smell most markers have. If I'm using one, I'm trying not to smell it.

 

[danmokun]

Uh, what settings on my eyeballs can I go to to unread something? Crikey... no, I'm already nutty in the head as it is, I don't need substances such as permanent markers to further deteriorate my sanity.

 

[Xara]

Only if it’s the fruit-scented ones from childhood, but even then I wouldn’t take big sniffs of them

 

[ribbitribbon]

omg i do love smelling sharpies but idk if that’s bad for you so i don’t most of time time

 

[ZeldaCrossing64]

I've sniffed markers out of curiosity, but I can't say I enjoy it or I go out of my way to do so. It's WAY too strong and definitely not good for you. I liked smelling scented markers as a kid, though.

 

[g u a v a]

Only if it’s the fruit-scented ones from childhood, but even then I wouldn’t take big sniffs of them View attachment 553770

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aww i loved these! i can remember the smell of the lavender and pink ones so vividly @_@;;

but same, other than these intentionally nice-ish smelling markers i don't sniff markers, it makes me nauseous

 

[demoness]

i don't do inhalants

 

[Dim]

No, but some kid in my class got in the hospital for it.

 

[Millysaurusrexjr]

Maybe not like huffing them per se but as a kid/teen I used to draw with sharpies a LOT and i remember enjoying the smell

 

[Croconaw]

I don’t because I don’t want to end up hospitalized.

 

[VernalLapin]

Nope. I don’t remember ever smelling them for fun.

 

[Drawdler]

As a kid I did but now nahh I’m repelled

Also, I feel like I remember you making some other random threads I really enjoyed LOL

 

[Gabby]

No, but some kid in my class got in the hospital for it.

Mad respect. He must have been huffing them thangs. Hope he's okay.

 

[Zinnia.]

Nope. I don't like the smell of permanent markers at all so I try to avoid getting them close to my face. I did like Mr. Sketch markers, though! The red, orange and blue ones were especially nice but I wouldn't go out of my way to sniff them.

I just googled the side effects of smelling sharpies and apparently it can lead to sudden sniffing death syndrome?

 

[moonbyu]

only those fruity scented ones lol

 

[xlisapisa]

i did back in the day as a curious kid, but now? i can't stand the smell, i avoid using sharpies if i can. i don't know if its cause i'm older now but the smell is extra strong (maybe its always been that way though). i don't even like it when others use sharpies around me. the fruity smelling markers are tolerable but still too strong for me now.

 

[Nunnafinga]

I use Sharpies at work but the scent isn't what I would call pleasant.Back in the olden days,there were some school supplies that did smell kinda good:

Ah,good ol' thick,white school paste.I'm not sure what it was made of but it did have a nice,minty scent and I imagine it might have tasted alright.I remember that it was non-toxic because there was a girl named Melanie in my first grade class who used to eat this and she didn't die that year.

Now here was an unforgettable smell......mimeograph or what was more commonly known as ditto paper.Whenever a teacher gave a quiz or a test they'd run off as many copies as they needed on a mimeograph machine and sometimes,if we were lucky,they'd hand them out shortly afterwards and they'd be cold to the touch and have a smell that is best described as sweet,somewhat chemically ink.Ah,the good old days.