...How long have I been drinking that?
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Tofu. XPPP I can't stand tofu. My step-mom put it in the lasagna she made and I didn't find out until I'd eaten most of it.
I was sick from about 9PM that night until about 5PM the next day (constant puking, dry heaving).
I was sick from about 9PM that night until about 5PM the next day (constant puking, dry heaving).
.... I have one of those exact same cups. And I' ve been thinking that it's getting less and less full, but I passed it off as a trick of the mind. The fact that you said this made me worry, and throw out y cup. So sir, I must commend you on your act of heroism. You might have just saved my life. =)
That was... terrifying. I deeply regret... reading that... Oh man... I can't... UAUUAUUGHH.GiglameshSoulEater said:
When I was 10 I was in a pub having a meal for a family members 18th, I picked up what I thought was my glass of coke and thought it tasted horrible, I kept drinking as much of it until I ended up feeling very ill. Turns our it was my Grandads Guiness, and now I'm older it ended up being my favourite drink after Pure Orange juice, a drink I said I'd never have again only 8 years ago...
I had a double big mac that tasted like windex once. I guess that means rotten, because when I got home, I threw up in the sink.
There were all these little, white fry bits floating around in it. It was enough to put me off McDonalds till the McRib came out.
There were all these little, white fry bits floating around in it. It was enough to put me off McDonalds till the McRib came out.
in europe they tend to use them instead on mililitres. a can of coke would be 33cl instead of 330ml.Dags90 said:
OT: i once took a big swig out of a pint glass then looked down to see a huge fly that had landed in it thrashing around.
yeah thats probably a cyst or a piece of conglomerated connective tissue. you really shouldn't eat those things, they shouldn't even be classed as food.subject_87 said:
i drank a whole cup of tea once, only to find a dead cockroach at the bottom of the cup. i dont drink much tea anymore...
Nothing like drinking a nice, cool refreshing glass of lemonade only to realize there were ants taking a leisurely swim inside. RIP ants, rest in peace.
I hate to do this, but are you SURE it was a bee that was the cause to this problem?TheYellowCellPhone said:
Yes, I know what this feels like. I freaking hate Dr. Pepper, for me it tastes like someone took a soiled pair of underwear and wringed it into a cup. Thing is, I'm pretty much the only person in my family who doesn't like the stuff, and mixing up a Coke or Pepsi with Dr.Pepper is a fairly simple mistake to make for a waiter.Lilani said:
This one is extremely tame, but it counts. You see, once upon a time, I was a Mormon. Mormons, for some reason, aren't allowed to drink tea. All throughout middle school, I would buy cans of lemonade from the cafeteria. It was pretty good, but something always felt a bit off. One day during lunch, a Mormon aquantince of mine kinda smirked at me and said "You know you're drinking tea, right?" Yep, turns out I had been drinking lemon-flavored iced tea the entire time.
It feels like I've had a legitimately disgusting mix-up before, but nothing is coming to mind. I'll come back if I think of it.
Oh god, do I have a horror story. I'm a coffee addict and I work as a bartender. I drink a lot of coffee throughout the day and when you don't get home till 4 am, you tend to drink a lot of it at night. Well anyways, I was enjoying a cup of coffee when someone ordered a drink. Naturally, I put my coffee down and proceeded to attend to the patron. After he had payed, I picked up my coffee and took a huge swig. I tasted some amaretto and realized that I picked up a used mug that a waitress had placed on the ledge where I had also placed my mug. Then it hit me, there was something semi solid in my mouth. It turned out to be a BAND-AID!! A fucking used band-aid that some customer had deposited in their half drunk coffee drink. No amount of gum or teeth brushing could get the taste/feel out of my mouth for quite some time. It still gives me shivers.
No one excepto msot people in the world that use liters and its derivative units instead of those archaic Imperial units.Dags90 said:
I eat ceral for breakfast. I do it every single day. One morning, at my dad's house I get up. I see that there is ceral left for only one more bowl. Good enough, I'm not especially hungry that morning. With the ceral in place, I get the milk, only to notice there isn't enough left. So I open up a new one, with the seal intact. I beggin pouring while looking for a spoon, btu I can't finish my search before noticing something odd. The feeling of pouring milk is off. So I turn. I see huge chunks of "cheese" (or rotten milk, depdns on your view) coming out of the bottle, ruining my cerael. At least I didn't need to take my breakfast anymore.