The distinct smell of dark blue felt tips, often likened to salt and vinegar, is primarily due to the specific dyes and solvents used in their formulation. These chemicals can emit volatile organic compounds that produce a scent reminiscent of vinegar. Additionally, the combination of certain pigments and additives may create a unique olfactory profile that some users associate with that familiar smell. It's a byproduct of the materials rather than a deliberate design choice.
Blue gray felt with more blue gray felt and a pink felt for bow and black fringes
Yes, just put it in some vinegar.
You can't see or smell thoughts or emotions, as they are abstract concepts that are felt and experienced internally.
The metaphor "I felt blue last night" is often used to describe feeling sad or down. Just like how the color blue is associated with feelings of sadness or melancholy, saying "I felt blue" conveys that the person was experiencing those emotions.
Color, Smell, What it felt like under your tire....
because he felt like it
Because 'E' felt left out.
emotional feelings of sorrow
it makes the bone rubbery and can make it bendy
Cause they felt like it.
she felt depressed
Yes Jesus was given vinegar to drink, by the Roman soldier as he said that he felt thirsty. And also to fulfil the prophecy.