...For me it is not necessarily an urge to blind buy but a "necessity" when one can not test the perfumes. Many perfumes I am interested in are not in perfume shops, yes I could order samples, but when in the EU it is annoying with all the regulations and extra taxes and not all online sellers ship to here... So, I actually bought many bottles blind.

...Yoko Ono: Season of Glassall songs on youtube, separately

..."Trussardi Donna (1982) / Trussardi White" as others have already mentioned is a great leather chypre. It is not butch and the leather joins in with the oakmoss, really refreshing.

...Cryptic:"Alien" is completely unwearable IMHO.For me it is also unwearable - however, some of the flankers are really good.

...Memoria by Tony Moly (South Korean cosmetic company),seems to be a dupe of J'adore by Dior.I definitely get bergamot, pear and a bit of melon at the start.I can not post a pic, but here is the Vietnamese website, where it is still available. It is discontinued in South Korea.http://tonymolyvn.com.vn/chi-tietsp/c34p139/memoria-eaude-toilet.html

...I also like "Guipure & Silk". "Patchouli Sumatra" is good too, as is "Love Generation Rock" which smells like Givenchy's Ange ou Demon.I don't care for "Love Generation Arts", it is like Lady Million.

...As a European I was/am not that acquainted with (all) US (teenage) fragrances, but I definitely remember Opium. I bought a bottle of Poison at a big department store off the Champs Elysées in Paris when it came out. I did not know Giorgio, Baby Soft or any of the imposters then. I would like to add Loulou by Cacharel, another big white floral - it just seemed to fit our lifestyle then (still love it now). At that time I went through several bottles of Woman III by Jil Sander, another love. This has been taken from the market to be re-released (50ml bottle for the price of the former 100ml...the original goes for ridiculous prices on ebay). Otherwise I remember Ferré (original) and Byblos, both much more sweeter.

...Two good films, both made recently:L'homme qui voulait vivre sa vie (The big picture) by Eric Lartigau, it's a French film after an US novel, how often is that? Very beautifully filmed, great landscape scenes and a story of a man who has to change his life.The other film is Im Alter von Ellen (At Ellen's Age) by Pia Marais, 2010. This time a woman is changing her life after drifting. There are some similarities: both protagonists find out that their partners cheated on them - and life unravels.

...The Smiths

...Dune by Dior

...Tuvaché: Jungle Orchid - creamy, flowery, sweet... obviously discontinued

...Ivoire de Balmain - a soft, green chypre.

...Lola82, only after posting I noticed that we both matched L'heure bleue with Mucha!

...reminds me of Art Nouveau/Jugendstil, especially depictions of iris, which was a favorite flower then. Alphonse Mucha: Iris, from the Flower Series, 1895, litograph

...Today I was wearing Basile uomo by Basile and I liked it very much. I think women can wear men's colognes very well in most cases. I like them for business and outdoors or for when things have to get done. So, in a certain sense they seem to underline masculine qualities, but you can also say that about certain feminine chypres; and I don't think it's running away from the own gender identity, it might just enforce an aspect of our own personality.I also have Aramis and the last time I noticed a bit of sweet in the heart notes, it seemed to be nearly better wearable than Cabochard. However there are some I don't like on myself, the fougère type maybe?

...I want to get Mitsouko EdP and Datura Noir.Others I am planning on are Piguets (Fracas? Bandit? Baghari?), Narcisse Noir (if I can find it) and maybe No.5 (but which concentration?).

...I received a coupon book from a big cinema chain, that was the only reason to go.Hayven:I too watched a Tom Cruise movie, Oblivion. I liked it a lot more than I thought I would. I also saw that and must admit that I liked it much more than I thought, perhaps it was the best of all the ones I saw.WWZ is only for hardcore Brad Pitt fans - otherwise avoid.Snowpiercer - I can not make up my mind, I liked Tilda Swinton. The film get's a bonus point for showing all the snow and ice though (it is always over 30 C here).Where I used to live, the Cinémathèque would always show films by Andrei Tarkovsy in August - I miss that.

...Probably a vintage Fame de Corday, smells divine, but only a few drops left.

...Parfumo showed up in search machines in one or two searches. I also find the data base impressive.

...When I look up perfumes, I noticed that parfumo appears only very seldom in the search results yet - but that is how I discovered this site. I like the variety of perfumes here and there are many the other sites don't have in their databases.