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Asshat vs. douchebag...

Is db receiving something of a comeback? or am I just a douchebag? or asshat?

db was quite popular in NYC in the late 70's. Asshat? Not so much. is that a west coast thing?

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Fuck that. I'd dare to guess that the same fuckwads that have a problem with "outsider" language are the same fuckers who don't eat the 4/5ths of an animal. In both cases, missing out on the truly, flavorful, rich experience of life.

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Asshat vs. douchebag...

Is db receiving something of a comeback? or am I just a douchebag? or asshat?

db was quite popular in NYC in the late 70's. Asshat? Not so much. is that a west coast thing?

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Fuck that. I'd dare to guess that the same fuckwads that have a problem with "outsider" language are the same fuckers who don't eat the 4/5ths of an animal. In both cases, missing out on the truly, flavorful, rich experience of life.

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It's just more respectful not too. Now with my friends, I find the F-word is useful for everything. Verb, noun, adjective. Joy, dismay. I say it front of my sister and brother, but never in front of my mother or children.
Respect.
One of my very favorite things about SE.

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Foods that make you go hurl

@gourmetgal and splitpea: I have the same thing, it was driving me nuts. So I went and got an allergy test, and it turns out I developed a gastrointestinal sensitivity to crustaceans. Something similar might be happening to you. The doc told me that it's definitely not an allergy, so I could try small amounts of all sorts of fishes and shellfishes to see what I could tolerate. Now, when I taste shrimp, I don't even like it, because it reminds me of crippling stomach cramps. Bleh.

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Yup, Segram's 7 for me, too. High school BF got his hands on a bottle, and we drank it in the woods with a few friends. The only "chaser" we had was sucrets throat lozenges. Still makes my skin crawl.

8th grade- Teriyaki chicken stir-fry. That was a looong night.
9th grade- "Tofu Surprise." Indeed.
No more teriyaki anything. Ever.

Also had a bad expeience with bologna and cream cheese as a child. But fortunately that combination has not come across my path since.

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Ugh, I thought of another one, Drambuie. I have to stop thinking about it now. Now! Oh, god.

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The BF says when a teeny bopper he fell in love w/the neighborhood bakery, and their fresh, homemade choc eclairs. Had the misadventure one day, of eating an entire box of 16. Should have had insulin around, as he slipped into a near diabetic coma. FELT HORRIBLE!!!!! Lost childhood taste for sweets at that point. Could not look at Choc. eclair for years later. Any similar memories out there/

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Yogurt. Used to love it, not much of a milk drinker so when pregnant with my first child thought I would stock up to get my calcium. Turns out pudding-consistency foods are not good for morning sickness gag reflexes. Now (almost 12 years later) it doesn't make me sick anymore, but I'm still afraid it will.

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Oh if we are talking booze too Southern Comfort, if I am in the liquor store just looking at the bottle makes me gag.

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Cilantro tastes like Ivory soap smells to me.

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@gourmetgal
I have the same problem. I love sushi and about a year ago I started getting really sick afterwards. And I've also tried ordering rolls with things like cooked scallops or tempura shrimp and I still get sick. I have no idea what happened, but everyone else is always fine.

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i can't stand the smell of liverwurst. or pickled herring.

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Liverwurst, used to have it around as a kid got sicker then a dog when i was about 6 yrs old, never again. Chicken flautus is another thing.

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Okay I LOVE raw sushi, and used to be able to eat it -- no problem. About a year ago I started getting violently ill about an hour after I ate it. Same place, so I don't think it's food poisoning and no one else seems to get sick. I guess my system just changed or something. Anyway, I still get craving for it and have go there to eat even though I KNOW I will get really sick. Then after my sushi-fest, when I am sick, I curse myself and tell myself I will never eat raw sushi again. But then, there I go. I hope I am not doing irreparable damage to my intestines! Does anyone else get sick after sushi?

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Miracle Whip - what the hell is that crap anyways?

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Many years ago when they opened the first Chipotle in the area they were doing test runs and you could go in and get a free burrito. Well I just finished with a workout and went in and consumed the whole thing. The next day I felt like death was standing over me with a sickle over my head.
I swore off Chipotle for years before I tried it again and everything was fine. I probably just came down with the flu around the same time but to this day I am always afraid of getting sick after eating there...probably explains why I haven't eaten there in a long time.

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Oh so sadly, scallops.

I use to love them as a kid, but for some reason I can even smell them cooking now and off I go ...

Every once in awhile I'll try a couple and sure enough - within the hour the toilet and I are the best of buddies for the rest of the day.

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@mongoose: Word. And leave the sock drawer alone. Strike the underwear drawer.

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The various cognates of 'fuck' are outsider language? Seriously?
I live in Denmark, and hear this as much as I do in the US, which is plenty. Every vocabulary-deficient, empty headed teenager, every wanna-be 'street' poseur, every phony 'I'm just one of the real folks, y'all' type sprinkles his or her conversation with 'fuck/fucking/fuck-all/etc.' It seems ridiculous to be dismissive of those who don't swear as inauthentic; contrived 'authenticity' is one of the most aggravating affectations going.

If you want to swear, fine. If you don't, fine too. If you you swear just to look cool or authentic, though, I'll find out where you live, and fill your sock drawer with large, pregnant cockroaches.

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In real life I'm a total potty-mouth. In fact, my general lent thing is to not curse and if I do I put a dollar in the kitty, which goes to a soup kitchen near me come the day after Easter. Even with the fines and trying to be good, they get a couple hundred bucks.

That said, I definitely censor myself when I write. I think that may be partly because there's not quite the same satisfaction typing F&^%! as there is shouting it, you know?

@hobomike, Asshat is relatively new. Asshat = Head Up Your Ass. I do love that. And douche (not douchebag is a personal favorite).

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