Pray to the white porcelain god
When we were on the Bay fishing several years back, my wife got seasick. Her stepdad referred to it as "Chumming the water."
(It worked, too, within a couple of minutes she reeled in the biggest flounder I've ever seen.)
Puke: A Linguistic Lexicon
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Re: Puke: A Linguistic Lexicon
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Re: Puke: A Linguistic Lexicon
Real men don't use bait.chas wrote:Pray to the white porcelain god
When we were on the Bay fishing several years back, my wife got seasick. Her stepdad referred to it as "Chumming the water."
(It worked, too, within a couple of minutes she reeled in the biggest flounder I've ever seen.)
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They didn't have "Boke" or "Antiperistalsis". 341!I.D.10-t wrote:Some seem a bit contrived, And there is repetition, but hear you go.
339 Puke Synonyms
Gag is a common one that was missed here.
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Scarf backwards
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My wife thinks a scarf is something we wear around a neck, I know that a scarf is a joint in wood.
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be unscarf, now wouldn't itDoc Jones wrote:Scarf backwards
or descarf, sounds kinda French, eh
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My father said he was going to "shoot the cat" when he was about to throw up. I have no idea why, and now, nor does he, unfortunately.
Hope you feel better, Doc!
Hope you feel better, Doc!
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Re: Puke: A Linguistic Lexicon
How about ASL.
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So is he saying he wants five fingers of Scotch or is he saying he shouldn't have had five fingers of Scotch? BTW I noticed no one seems to delineate between regurgitation and vomiting, not really the same thing. One's reusable....when my puppies vomit I get worried, when they regurgitate I ask them to "clean it up."
I.D.10-t wrote:How about ASL.
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Re: Puke: A Linguistic Lexicon
blow lunch
(blew lunch)
huggin the throne
kissin the throne
sounds like you have a Momboing stomach
ginger tea might help
(blew lunch)
huggin the throne
kissin the throne
sounds like you have a Momboing stomach
ginger tea might help
shy the blond water
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I only got 24hr bugs when I was a kid, usually in the spring, but here's what they look like:
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Re: Puke: A Linguistic Lexicon
And you're just going to leave it at that and let us squirm until someone can't stand it any more and actually asks you to go on, aren't you. Okay, fine. Since I can't physically jab your ribs with my finger here, consider this my way of asking.dwest wrote:BTW I noticed no one seems to delineate between regurgitation and vomiting...
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there's a sucker born every minute 
Picture a bright blue ball just spinning, spinning free
It's dizzying, the possibilities. Ashes, Ashes all fall down.
It's dizzying, the possibilities. Ashes, Ashes all fall down.
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I got a million of 'em.
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Re: Puke: A Linguistic Lexicon
Selling a buick.
I've always understood gag as a precursor to <insert euphemism here>
I've always understood gag as a precursor to <insert euphemism here>
I'm no longer trying a new posting paradigm