
It's been nearly six years since we last asked about your worst vomit, so:
Tell us tales of what went in, what came out and where it all went after that.
( , Thu 7 Jan 2010, 17:02)
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When I was about 12 and my grandparents were over for a visit, I started feeling a little unwell, so I headed to my room for a little lie-down in hopes that I would feel better. I didn't. So I decided to go out to the living room, just to let my parents know I was ill (no, I'm not sure why either - was probably hoping for sympathy).
Now my grandparents were truly lovely people, and they in no way deserved what happened next. I opened the door to the living room where they were sat around a table with my parents, said "I'm not feeling we-" and proceeded to projectile vomit on them. I will never forget the looks of absolute horror on their poor, startled faces as my chunder made its stunningly accurate trip, like some kind of puke-guided missile, to take up residence on their clothing.
My parents quickly pushed me out of the room and I staggered back to bed, via the bathroom, so I'm not entirely sure what happend in the aftermath. I know that some of the sick ended up going down the grate in the floor, with long-lasting results (it's damned hard to clean out an air vent, it seems). And my grandparents never mentioned it. Told you they were nice people.
( , Mon 11 Jan 2010, 2:19, Reply)
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