I gag if I see other people gagging, smell really bad smells, see vomit, cleaning puke make me barf, and if I see a ‘cumshot’ in a dirty movie, you know the kinds…all over her face…GAG!
Swallowing tiny pills makes me gag too, but not big pills, warm milk, pepto bismol…liquid medicine of any kind.
the very word makes me gag!
This great idea came to me from GQ…where someone mentioned ice cream & lemonade in the same sentence. Hey and what could be more fun than this right after lunch??
Really big pills are so much worse then the little ones. My acyclovir are 800 mg, and they don’t have much of a coating on them. Every now and then I’ll get one stuck in my throat and it’ll trigger the gag reflex. I took one right after eating today and almost puked all over the place.
Other people’s vomit.
Cat poop.
Post-nasal drip.
“Spit cups” from chewing tobacco – ever since I heard the story about someone drinking one…[ack! Gagging now just from the thought/image!]
Other people’s blood. And when you peel the paper off a popsicle (ohhhh, just thinking about it makes me shiver) - but that’s more of a gross-out, less of an actual GAG.
Where are we going?
And why am I in this handbasket?
Whiskey… from bourbon all the way up through the good stuff. Had a really bad (self-inflicted) experience with the stuff once. Just smelling it makes me gag. Uh oh, I’m starting to feel a bit queasy…
I can stick my fingers straight down my throat. Nothing. I can swallow pills without any water. Yawn. What I cannot do is see, smell, or hear sloshing around in the carton, curdled milk. Wrflggh!
By the way, sticking your fingers really far down your throat is a neat party trick if you can do it. I have never heard such gagging in my life!
“Sherlock Holmes once said that once you have eliminated the
impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be
the answer. I, however, do not like to eliminate the impossible.
The impossible often has a kind of integrity to it that the merely improbable lacks.”
– Douglas Adams’s Dirk Gently, Holistic Detective