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Carrots in Your Vomit
Why is it that they ever u vomit there is always carrots in it?, even though u may have never eaten carrots they still find their way into it usually. I have never ate carrots in years and i was sick a bit back and to be sure there was carrots in it.
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Were they the long skinny grated kind? if so...
The carrot looking things are actually the lining of ur stomach coming out when u vomit. That cant be good for you i imagine.
Go see your doctor, then take a holiday as it sounds as if you need it. Keep off the booze and drugs.
I brought this up (!) in another question -
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20530445/Do-carrots-really-help-you-see-in-the-dark.html
I can find no real evidence of it being stomach lining or similar, but there are plenty of references to it, and I have heard the rumour from various sources. Possibly explains why your stomach feels really sore after a good nights vomiting.
MM
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20530445/Do-carrots-really-help-you-see-in-the-dark.html
I can find no real evidence of it being stomach lining or similar, but there are plenty of references to it, and I have heard the rumour from various sources. Possibly explains why your stomach feels really sore after a good nights vomiting.
MM
The carot bits are actually food (predominately meat, and high starch foods like bread or potato) that has been coloured orange by the bile in your stomach.
Your somach is usually sore the morning after vomiting due to two main factors.
1). Vomiting involves violent contractions of the stomach... the muscles get sore and tired.
2). The body releases adrenalin to draw the blood away from the stomach (presumably to reduce absorbtion of any undesirablesthat weren't thrown up) and gives you that crampy, butterflies in the stomach feeling.
Your somach is usually sore the morning after vomiting due to two main factors.
1). Vomiting involves violent contractions of the stomach... the muscles get sore and tired.
2). The body releases adrenalin to draw the blood away from the stomach (presumably to reduce absorbtion of any undesirablesthat weren't thrown up) and gives you that crampy, butterflies in the stomach feeling.
apparantly there is a pervert who stalks the streets at night with pockets full of diced carrots. When he finds a drunken pavement pizza he liberally sprinkles it with the carrot pieces
Tastes like carrots!!!!
warm carrots taste like chicken
The carot bits are actually food (predominately meat, and high starch foods like bread or potato) that has been coloured orange by the bile in your stomach.
Your somach is usually sore the morning after vomiting due to two main factors.
1). Vomiting involves violent contractions of the stomach... the muscles get sore and tired.
2). The body releases adrenalin to draw the blood away from the stomach (presumably to reduce absorbtion of any undesirablesthat weren't thrown up) and gives you that crampy, butterflies in the stomach feeling.
Your somach is usually sore the morning after vomiting due to two main factors.
1). Vomiting involves violent contractions of the stomach... the muscles get sore and tired.
2). The body releases adrenalin to draw the blood away from the stomach (presumably to reduce absorbtion of any undesirablesthat weren't thrown up) and gives you that crampy, butterflies in the stomach feeling.
oops double post
There is a very funny guy called Barry Humphries (aka Dame Edna Everidge).
When flying, he used to take a container of mixed vegetables (diced carrots, corn, etc ...) onto the plane and surreptitiously pour them into his air sickness bag.
At an appropriate time in the flight he would make a huge show of vomiting and retching into the bag.
When he had attracted enough atention he would withdraw a spoon from his pocket and tuck into this convenient mid-flight snack.
He is my hero.
When flying, he used to take a container of mixed vegetables (diced carrots, corn, etc ...) onto the plane and surreptitiously pour them into his air sickness bag.
At an appropriate time in the flight he would make a huge show of vomiting and retching into the bag.
When he had attracted enough atention he would withdraw a spoon from his pocket and tuck into this convenient mid-flight snack.
He is my hero.
so awful... I bet people watching would vomit.
you can buy plastic fake vomit that looks
more like vomit than real vomit. strange
fake vomit has bits of carrot looking stuff.
The stomach lining is a horrible grey colour that makes your teeth feel like rubber when it goes past them... Trust me on this 8-/. I had a LOT to drink the first time I got drunk, and my friends took pictures of me expelling my stomach lining before my mother came to pick me up and thought I was dead.
As for the carrot theory, the bits that look like diced carrots are bolii, or the little chunks of food you swallowed that your oesophagus split up into tiny pieces that went orange in your stomach for some reason.
As for the carrot theory, the bits that look like diced carrots are bolii, or the little chunks of food you swallowed that your oesophagus split up into tiny pieces that went orange in your stomach for some reason.
CARROTS AR ACTUALLY ALWAYS FOUND IN YOUR VOMIT BECAUSE CARROTS ARE MAINLY MADE UP AF PROTEIN A SUBSTANCE WHICE UR BODY DOESNT DIGEST VERY WELL AND THEREFORE WHEN YOU VOMIT YOU ARE THROWING UP THE BODIES UNWANTED UNDIGESTED FOODS . CARROTS.
Mummy Mummy, I need a spoon quick.
Why's that son?
Because Dads been sick, and my sister is getting all the best bits.
Why's that son?
Because Dads been sick, and my sister is getting all the best bits.
one of the early brit passenger planes
was called " The Vomit Comit"
vomit
puke
throw up
regurgitate
wretch
what other words are used for vomit?
spew
drive the porcelain bus
technicolour yawn
chunder
drive the porcelain bus
technicolour yawn
chunder
whooee ... bad
> drive the porcelain bus
head down puking in the toilet bowl.
not a good experience.
Like someone said...hey I don't have a drinking problem.
I drink ... I vomit ... I fall down
No problem!
> drive the porcelain bus
head down puking in the toilet bowl.
not a good experience.
Like someone said...hey I don't have a drinking problem.
I drink ... I vomit ... I fall down
No problem!
No the "vomit comet" is a US plane that flies really high, then basicly nose dives.
The end result is the people in the back are in free fall with no air flow around them, thus simulating no gravity... like in space.
They use this plane to train astronauts and for people with too much money.
The unsettleing feeling of 0G often makes people throw up (imagine that feeling you get in your stomach when an elevator drops rapidly and times it by 10)... hence "vomit comet"
The end result is the people in the back are in free fall with no air flow around them, thus simulating no gravity... like in space.
They use this plane to train astronauts and for people with too much money.
The unsettleing feeling of 0G often makes people throw up (imagine that feeling you get in your stomach when an elevator drops rapidly and times it by 10)... hence "vomit comet"
>vomit
>puke
>throw up
>regurgitate
>wretch
>what other words are used for vomit?
Yoba
Yak
Purge
Ralphing
My favourite by far is :
Talking to god on the porcelain telephone.
If you don't get it, imagine the sorts of things you're saying as you're sitting there, head in the bowl feeling sicker than you've ever felt before. :)
"Vomit Comet" is the nick name for the KC-135. It is a NASA reduced gravity simulation plane that flies in a parabolic fashion ie successive dives and climbs. At certain points of it's trajectory zero gravity can be achieved for as long as 25 seconds. The zero gravity scenes in the movie "Apollo 13", directed by Ron Howard, were shot in actual zero gravity conditions aboard the KC-135.
http://jsc-aircraft-ops.jsc.nasa.gov/kc135/
>puke
>throw up
>regurgitate
>wretch
>what other words are used for vomit?
Yoba
Yak
Purge
Ralphing
My favourite by far is :
Talking to god on the porcelain telephone.
If you don't get it, imagine the sorts of things you're saying as you're sitting there, head in the bowl feeling sicker than you've ever felt before. :)
"Vomit Comet" is the nick name for the KC-135. It is a NASA reduced gravity simulation plane that flies in a parabolic fashion ie successive dives and climbs. At certain points of it's trajectory zero gravity can be achieved for as long as 25 seconds. The zero gravity scenes in the movie "Apollo 13", directed by Ron Howard, were shot in actual zero gravity conditions aboard the KC-135.
http://jsc-aircraft-ops.jsc.nasa.gov/kc135/
Talking to god on the porcelain telephone.
It's been many years now but I can remember always saying "Oh God, never again" and at the time I meant it, until Friday night came round again. Nowadays I don't drink at all and I don't miss it. I must have spent a small fortune in my younger days on beer and women, so money well spent then I reckon.
It's been many years now but I can remember always saying "Oh God, never again" and at the time I meant it, until Friday night came round again. Nowadays I don't drink at all and I don't miss it. I must have spent a small fortune in my younger days on beer and women, so money well spent then I reckon.
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Um... just a bit curious... exactly how do you KNOW they were carrots...? *considers the least appetizing yet quickest method available to laymen...* ^_^
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i accept this as its funny hehe, carrots growing inside of me! haha!
you're a wise and sage man :)
And you're the FIRST person to accept one of my answers .. so you're my new favorite person! Wheee!
And you're the FIRST person to accept one of my answers .. so you're my new favorite person! Wheee!
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