Downward log?

Track_Shovel@slrpnk.net to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world – 617 points –
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I think we've all had that one where you needed to push with your calves, triceps and eyelids.

Push? Naw. But I've had food poisoning and you feel like you need to hold on to something nailed down.

Then, as a fun side quest, you start vomiting too. Forward lean, trashcan ahead, Jesus take the wheel

I never had anything like this, you people need to eat more vegetables.

This is the same as the people who always suggest you drink more water without actually knowing anything about the situation.

The lack of separation between the toes indicating socks stayed on and no grip marks means it could've been worse. When you get that irresistible feel that you have to remove all clothing is when you're in for a life changing experience.

You're all alone, scared, sweating, fuckin' leg shaking, dreading having to reach back there, and, indeed, you know it's your life on the line. I've only been on that battlefield once in my life and I gotta say, it changes you. Hopefully it also changes your diet.

I'll try to eat less norovirus in the future

Your hands were open it can't have been too bad. Grip marks and pulled threads would have been worrying.

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I remember when the rumbly tummy pain last hit, I was sure I was done and went to lay down in the empty tub until the pain subsided and then went back to the can for awhile. Call it half-time.