Food revenge
What kinds of food are you fond of, that tend to give you a big stomachache and icky feelings after?
Cursed onions. They make the best addition to pasta, but destroy me if I eat large quantities. Probably bad that I ate a big chunk of one while preparing the food. They just taste so GOOD.
Chinese. Definitely.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
Oranges, I'm lucky enough to be allergic to them. I never used to be so I know how yummy they taste. No fair!
Must be those Indian food. NICE HOT CURRY.
NICE HOT POO later too.
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Must be those Indian food. NICE HOT CURRY.
NICE HOT POO later too.
I'm lucky, spicy food doesn't do that to me!
It's just that every other food does give me a tummyache.
Meatballs. Eat them and any kind of fluid you secrete later - I am pretty sure this affects even tears - will reek of them.
I just ate meatballs...
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
There's no category of foods which consistently gives me problems (that doesn't mean I never have stomach aches, just that I have yet to see a consistent pattern). Which is kind of odd considering I'm predisposed for that, but I guess it's because of the meds I'm on.
That being said, if we're talking about general ickiness, if I'm given a vast quantity of good chocolate (say, Reese's), I will, unless I restrain myself, stuff myself until I feel kinda yucky. Thankfully I don't care enough to buy candy for myself.
Chinese food.
But I still hold fond affections for it
Sushi makes me feel like poo but it is so delicious that I don't give a damn.
Mexican food has the same effect but to a lesser, not as smelly, extent.
I can't eat eggs without getting sick. I don't know why. =(
Yummy Brown Stuff
Chinese. Duh.
Sushi, Tried It Once, Never Really Liked It.
Meatballs.. Gone Off Them Somewhat. They Are Nice Though.
Oddly, I Tend To Feel A Bit Odd When I Eat Abit Of Chocalate.
things with a lot of salt or vinegar, like popcorn, pretzels, or pickles.
and for some reason.. milk. (can you be mildly lactose intolerant? xD ice cream and friends don't seem to have the same affect)
I think I can be like that with milk too. Though usually it's just if I drink an excess of coffee, it seems.
I get a feeling akin to wanting to throw up after drinking thick milkshakes but I love them soo much. And anyone who argues that a thick milkshake served at room temp is not a meal can take it up with the diet I had for a month and a half after getting my upper jaw shattered, that, water and blended veg was all I could actually eat and even then the blended veg didn't come in to it for a month.
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