I generally take one to two large ****s a day. They are typically brown, sink quickly, contain little to no recognizable food matter, other than corn or occasionaly lettuce. When I weight myself before and after a large bowel movement, I find that they weigh approximately two to two and a half pounds, on average, with the first bowel movement tending to weigh substantially more than any subsequent bowel movements.
While I am unable to accurately describe the odour of my feces, I have in the past been asked by family members and roommates if any small anmials have recently passed away somewhere in my digestive tract. On one occasion, I was politely asked to refrain from taking any future dumps in a friend's preferred bathroom, with the friend noting that "the whole damn basement smells like a goddamn outhouse."
... seriously though... bowel movements are an individual thing... as long as there's nothing unusual about your stools (no blood, no pain, no unusual colours like blue, yellow, green, or black, nothing too hard or too loose), you're alright. If you're going to the bathroom as often as you usually do, you're alright.