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Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and felt rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a garden
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I
had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
On 2025-09-07, Adrian Caspersz wrote:
Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and felt
rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a garden
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I
had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
and you still went to sleep?!
Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and felt rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a garden
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I
had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and felt rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a garden
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I
had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
On 07/09/2025 22:29, Adrian Caspersz wrote:
Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and feltYou should have just swallowed it .
rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a garden
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I
had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
Not much would survive your stomach acid.
If you were (fully/half) asleep you would not really notice so there
would be no "bleccccccch" factor. and physically you would be fine.
There is/was a theory that a person swallows about 12 spiders in their
life time (can't remember if that is in a debunk phase or not), still swallowing shi^h^h^h stuff is more common than delicate minds hope.
Adrian Caspersz wrote:OK Greta.
I decided to spit the foreign object out.With legs still kicking ...
You should have just swallowed it .
On 07/09/2025 22:29, Adrian Caspersz wrote:
Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and feltYou should have just swallowed it .
rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a garden
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I
had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
On 11/09/2025 at 18:30, Soup wrote:
On 07/09/2025 22:29, Adrian Caspersz wrote:
Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and feltYou should have just swallowed it .
rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a garden
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I
had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
As I said to the Goblin Teasmaid
On 11/09/2025 at 18:30, Soup wrote:
On 07/09/2025 22:29, Adrian Caspersz wrote:
Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and feltYou should have just swallowed it .
rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a garden
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I
had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
As I said to the Goblin Teasmaid
In article <10a12v6$3fe5q$1@dont-email.me>, Chris Elvidge
<chris@internal.net> on Fri, 12 Sep 2025 at 13:16:38 awoke Nicholas
from his slumbers and wrote
On 11/09/2025 at 18:30, Soup wrote:That takes me back. Throughout most of the 60's and possibly part of
On 07/09/2025 22:29, Adrian Caspersz wrote:
Fell asleep this afternoon after taking a swig of diet coke, and felt >>>> rolling about on my tongue something about the size of half a gardenYou should have just swallowed it .
pea. Instead of making an assumption that it was remains of the meal I >>>> had been eating, I decided to spit the foreign object out.
With legs still kicking ...
As I said to the Goblin Teasmaid
the 50's my parents had one on the table between their two beds. I
would hear it start to bubble (my bedroom was in the attic above their bedroom). When the alarm went off I would hear my father pour his cup
of tea, which would be cold before he got to drink it.
The next noise was the sound of a match box being shaken and then a
match being struck, and a sharp intake of breath. I racking cough
followed as my father staggered to the bath room and sat on the corner
of the bath coughing up his lungs for 10 minutes; the result of a sixty
a day habit. He stopped smoking Players Navy Cut in 1969 when he had a
fatal heart attack, at the age of 51.
Funny what takes you back.
On 2025-09-14, Nicholas D. Richards wrote:
In article <10a12v6$3fe5q$1@dont-email.me>, Chris Elvidge >><chris@internal.net> on Fri, 12 Sep 2025 at 13:16:38 awoke Nicholas
from his slumbers and wrote
On 11/09/2025 at 18:30, Soup wrote:
That takes me back. Throughout most of the 60's and possibly part ofYou should have just swallowed it .
As I said to the Goblin Teasmaid
the 50's my parents had one on the table between their two beds. I
would hear it start to bubble (my bedroom was in the attic above their
bedroom). When the alarm went off I would hear my father pour his cup
of tea, which would be cold before he got to drink it.
The next noise was the sound of a match box being shaken and then a
match being struck, and a sharp intake of breath. I racking cough
followed as my father staggered to the bath room and sat on the corner
of the bath coughing up his lungs for 10 minutes; the result of a sixty
a day habit. He stopped smoking Players Navy Cut in 1969 when he had a
fatal heart attack, at the age of 51.
Funny what takes you back.
I imagine that general scenario is common to many of us, although for much of my
life I was the teasmade :-(
In article <10a8hn0$ddda$1@solani.org>, Simon <SimonJ@eu.invalid> on
Mon, 15 Sep 2025 at 08:11:12 awoke Nicholas from his slumbers and wrote
On 2025-09-14, Nicholas D. Richards wrote:
In article <10a12v6$3fe5q$1@dont-email.me>, Chris Elvidge >>><chris@internal.net> on Fri, 12 Sep 2025 at 13:16:38 awoke Nicholas
from his slumbers and wrote
On 11/09/2025 at 18:30, Soup wrote:
That takes me back. Throughout most of the 60's and possibly part ofYou should have just swallowed it .
As I said to the Goblin Teasmaid
the 50's my parents had one on the table between their two beds. I
would hear it start to bubble (my bedroom was in the attic above their
bedroom). When the alarm went off I would hear my father pour his cup
of tea, which would be cold before he got to drink it.
The next noise was the sound of a match box being shaken and then a
match being struck, and a sharp intake of breath. I racking cough
followed as my father staggered to the bath room and sat on the corner
of the bath coughing up his lungs for 10 minutes; the result of a sixty
a day habit. He stopped smoking Players Navy Cut in 1969 when he had a
fatal heart attack, at the age of 51.
Funny what takes you back.
I imagine that general scenario is common to many of us, although for much of my
life I was the teasmade :-(
On the bright side, you got first dibs on the tea.