What have you thrown up, and never been able to eat again?

Me:

Almond Joy candy bars.
Blue Bunny peach ice cream.

Great minds, eh? :toast:

Woke up sleeping face down on the ground far away from the camp site....

I stumbled up and actually went blind for about three minutes....

For the rest of my drinkin' days, I never touched anything clear again...

Unless, of course, they were out of everything else....

Then....

All bets are off...

How ya doin', handsome? :D

But, it isn;t as bad as it was earlier in the week....

My root canal won't be done until Tuesday...

The dentist wanted to see how bad it was, so he blasted my tooth with air.... and I let out a blood-curdling scream and nearly passed out.

Bet you're tired of chewing on one side, too. :)

me too!:hi:

:evilgrin:

A few times, I probably SHOULD have, but I didn't.

Didn't you tell some horror story from college in a thread about a week ago?

Something about mixing two kinds o' alcohol with marry ja wanna and later blowing it all over your dorm?

Huh? HUH??

:shrug:

Halloween of 1993, I believe.

The smell of it makes me nauseous now.

Can't even smell the stuff now.

Same with Jagermeiseter.

And Sloe Gin (no, not combined).

My husband made really wretched drinks with lime tonight. I passed on them- they tasted like pine trees and soap.

:scared:

To me, the two are inseparable.

I'm too hardcore to give up :P

and it used to be a favourite of mine.

I had pneumonia, was chiking down as much gatorade as I could because I was badly dehydrated as I was throwing up like crazy because of the antibiotic I was on, which it turned out I was allergic to. Orange gatorade is nastier coming up then going down, but only slightly. If I never see a jug of that dreck again, I'll die happy.

The illest I've ever been was when I was on an antibiotic for a staph infection. My son was on amoxicillin the other week for bronchitis, and it was only the second time in his life (he's almost eight) that he'd ever been on an antibiotic. Luckily, he tolerated it well.

nausea is a side effect normally, but apparently not being able to keep water down while I'm on it makes me special. Lucky me. :eyes:

The medication I take makes me very dehydrated. So I drink a lot of Gatorade, The medication also makes me very naseous. So I throw up a lot. Orange Gatorade is a two for one special - going down and coming up.

If I never see a sink full of that crap again, I,too, shall die happy.


Khash.

:puke:

:silly:

it's never appetizing in the least.

(I've thrown up a lot.)

I can't think of anything that I've never been able to have again but I have been 'put off' things for awhile.

When I was a wee laddie. Ain't had ice cream in a soft drink since. :puke:

I was off barbecue beef sammiches for years, but some things is just too good to swear off forever.



Lara, I your brain.

I've been unable to eat scrambled eggs for almost a decade, after biting into a piece of egg shell the last time I had them. For some reason, it just exceptionally repulsed me, and I can't stomach them anymore.

My brain, btw, is headed for the toilet, as I'm well into my third glass of wine and I slept all day, so I'll be wide awake half the night too.

Late-Night Lara's lots o' fun! :bounce:



Especially when one is equipped with the X-Ray Vision Scepter.

I'd definitely miss those!

cherries, i scoop out the cherry and toss them in the garbage. because i do like the cherry juice.
and fresh cherries i love.

Had the worst hangover in my life. If Jason from "Friday the 13th" had come through the door, I would have begged him to kill me first. It's been 10 years, and if my husband pours a glass in the kitchen, with me 2 rooms away---I can smell it and get nauseated.:puke:

Used to love it.

At about 10.

Over did it.

Want nothing more of it.


Ever.

hippie certification. :hippie:

Now somebody needs to vacuum this fucking dump.

when i had eaten canned chicken spread sammiches. They used to serve them in the hot lunch rotation In High School. I could just never stand any kind of canned chicken after that. I really don't even like the smell or taste of canned chicken broth. I don't mind Campbell's canned chicken noodle soup though. I'm sure this was way more that anyone wanted to know.:)

...not at the same time....I ended up at the emergency room with food poison after eatin' crawfish and STILL can't eat it to this day. :cry:

but I've never eaten them. They look too creepy. I SURE wouldn't want to puke them.

...it's a staple dish down here and it KILLS me that I loathe 'em now...I've attempted to eat some cooked in pasta or rice but they're still nasty to me. x(

Blech!

my daughter once ate a lot of gooey, melted, processed cheesy (or should it be "cheeZy") stuff at a chain Mexican restaurant, just before she developed the 24 hour stomach flu. Believe me, she hasn't forgotten that.

I can not stomach them anymore.

wait...


nope. that was just a dream i had when i fell asleep wearing the bunny suit after drinking a few shots of tequila.

i love steamed carrots with a tiny bit of salt, or carrots simmered slowly in stew or soup. oh, sorry texas1928. i hope those thoughts don't send you running for the bathroom. i'm usually kinder than that. let me give you a little :hug:







TAG! you're it!

now I can't tolerate them-but I eat raw carrots all the time. :shrug:

The last time I threw up was February 2003. I bought a tuna hoagie from the grocery store, and the next day (it was Saturday, thank God) I awoke with massive diarrhea. I kept making frequent bathroom trips throughout the day, but later on in the day I got nauseous. I eventually threw up, and it tasted just like the tuna hoagie I had the night before. I won't buy hoagies from the grocery store anymore.
Before that, the last time I threw up was when I was around 12 years old, and it was right after eating a bowl of Super Golden Crisp cereal. I haven't abandoned Super Golden Crisp, but I also haven't had it in a real long time.

I still can't drink gin.

Freshman or sophomore year of high school. Ate dinner around 7:30, puked around midnight. Never touched one again-although I've considered it a few times.

The first (and last) time I had both at different times in the evening. It was my last day at work about thirteen years ago. I was moving to another town to take a better job, and my coworkers took me out for a huge party. I worked 2nd shift (3-11pm), and we only had two hours of bar time before last call.

Needless to say, everybody brought me shots, and I bet I drank at least 13 in 1.5 hours. I was sick for 48 hours afterward, and my mom almost hauled me to detox, but she couldn't get me to stand up.

horrible stuff.

But it was my own fault. I ate a whole bag of them.

Not only do I have an extreme taste aversion to it because I got horribly sick from it, but it also has other horrible memories for me. :scared:

Back in 1989. Sometimes I wonder if my ex-gf still feels the same way about it too.

That was the equation for my friends and me when we were young.
The shit is NASTY!

night (sure, half of it became dry heaving).

I almost went to the hospital, but toughed it out.

I still love it though. I just gorge myself until I get sick, lol.

They were bakery made, from Carrs Safeway, back home...My mother bought like a 5lb tub of them, and my fat ass, ate every single one of them...it was like in 1993 or so. Later on that night, I threw up forever...and Mac and Cheese, when i was 7, I must have ate damn near 5 lbs of mac and cheese, latero n that night, i tossed mac and cheese forever...

and chocaolate shell on the outside.

I can still eat them if the ice cream inside is vanilla. weird, huh?

or

Hungry? I'll wait.

The real thick and chocolate-y kind. I was 12 and it was more than my tummy could handle.

I take my chocolate in more measured steps nowadays...

I thought I was going to die. :puke:

English muffins with pizza sauce and cheese on top.
That was almost 40 years ago and I haven't touched one since. LOL.

The first one is no longer a problem. :)

I got food poisoning from some bad mayo when I was 7 and can't see or smell it, ever. Even the thought gives me the heebie-jeebies.

I never eat what comes out. :P

loved to drink it. One time I overdid it and got drunk and sick. Since that day ... no thank you

I still drink vodka. Just not the KoolAid

.....beans.:puke: They never told me just what kind of beans I got sick on.:shrug: To this day though if a food has the word beans in it I REFUSE to eat it.:grr:

I cant drink ANYTHING cinnamon anymore without getting the dry heaves.

Although not together.

In high school I spent the afternoon in our pool drinking straight shots of tequila. Drank the whole bottle. Then spent the whole evening puking my guts out. I did learn the meaning of true friendship, though - someone who will hold your hair back while you vomit. But now even the smell of tequila makes me feel sick.

Milk - worst thing you can throw up. It curdles in your stomach because of stomach acids, so when it comes back up..... Ugh! My mother recently wasn't feeling well and had a glass of milk to calm her stomach. Then threw it up. Her take on it - "It was awful! I'd rather go through childbirth again!" Me, well I laughed, "I told you so".


Khash.

when I was 8. at least thats what they told me it was

She hasn't touched it in the 23 years since.

She was reminded of it by the smell of my Tanqueray and Tonic last night....

A traditional must-do for New Years good luck, after several encounters in my youth I can't look at a jar without getting queasy. Nowadays I whip up some cerviche on New Years Day to substitute. Have not hit the Power Ball yet but I ain't dead.

Edit: quesey just didn't look right.

I was 19 - some 30+ years ago.

Couldn't eat it again until I was in my 30s. I still cannot eat yams.

Yuk

Just the smell of it makes me start gagging. I can't drink any kind of brown liquor to this day.

Tasted crappy the first time- stained the carpet the second time, as I couldn't get over to the bathroom quickly enough to "re-deposit it" in a proper receptacle.

used to love it at camp, then one time the Kam and Cheese met the stomach bug.

and tequila for about 5 years, but I got over that.

:puke: Drank a whole bottle one New Year's Eve (still in High School) ... ralfed it all back up less than an hour later, and to this day, I cannot drink any kind of wine.


:puke: :scared: :puke: :scared:

Some 30 years ago a friend and I went to the Lawrence MA Octoberfest. We got tanked and were munching on the complimentry liverwurst that was being passed around. My friend went to the restroom which was right by our table. Upon exiting he made a comment to a dude wearing a german hat with a feather in it. Called him Pinochio and a fight ensued that I had to jump into. His buddies were beating on my buddy. Well...the cops came and hauled us all downtown where the filhy and crowded condition made my stomach churn out the beer anf liverwurst.
I can still remember the taste in my mouth to this day. Havent touched the stuff since.

It was all we could get our hands on at the time. I don't know if it is even still around but if I was in a room where someone opened one I would know it.

But I've become a vegetarian since then so I don't miss them anymore. :)

In high school, I polished off a fifth of Old Crow one night, and got rid of it all the next morning. I felt so bad that I literally asked God to let me die, rather than letting me go on feeling the way I did. I've been a scotch-and-martini man ever since, and in pretty restricted amounts, at that......

I got violently sick a few months ago and the last thing I ate before I started puking (repeatedly) was Jelly Bellys. I still can't even stand the smell of them.

From a few years ago, french vanilla cappuccino

I got sick (coincidentally, from a stomach flu that was going around) after eating them at the age of eight or nine, and I've never eaten one since.

(However, I had a Hostess Cupcake habit well into my twenties.)

Can't smell either without getting woozy.

I got sick on one of their speciality burgers and to this day I can't step inside one of their resturants without getting ill. The same with Burger King, allthough I can eat their chicken sandwhiches, tacos, and side items I can't eat large amounts of their hamburger meat. I have no problems with Mcdonalds, Culvers, or Taco Bell however.

had to find out how to spell it.

when i was about 7 or 8, mom made me eat what she had put on my plate.

i didn't want them to start with.

:puke:

never had to eat them again. and have never tried them again.

:shrug:

all before the age of ten. I can still eat raw carrots though. Weird how such an experience sticks with you.

Oh yuck. I haven't eaten them for 40 years now. Gross. :puke:

A slice got wedged in my nasal passage when I hurled. Never again.

Something was wrong with them. I never went back.

I've never been able to eat anything with maple syrup since.

Sorry, Canucks. :shrug:

I had a tuna sandwich that made me ill. To this day just the smell of tuna makes me want to hurl.

made with marshmellow

About 15 years ago we got food there and within an hour after eating both myself and my now ex-husband were fighting for the bathroom. Neither of us have ever eaten there again.

:puke:

Margaritas.
Strawberry Daiquiris.
Screwdrivers.
Amaretto Sours.
Whiskey Sours.

It was an "Around the World" party, with different drinks in different rooms.

I circled the globe three times before I went home and hurled.

Not very smart.

But that was almost 25 years ago.

Good times. *sigh* Good times....

All due to an unfortunate party in the mid-90s and an alcoholic cocktail from hell that was served in a lined garbage can. It was the night Princess Diana was killed, and I was convinced that the whole thing was some staged publicity stunt designed to improve CNN's ratings.