Last night I had a couple of drinks to celebrate two friends' birthdays... I had planned to have a few cokes and drive home, but beer pressure is a terrible thing and taxis are so plentiful.
This morning as I lay very still, clutching my stomach and sweating profusely, I got to thinking: Wouldn't it be great if you could have a non-return valve fitted to your stomach?
You see, I hate being sick. I don't mind having an upset stomach, skipping off to the bog is no problem for me because you don't have to taste that. But I think being sick is awful. I've always thought I would be rubbish at having bulemia. Nothing tastes as good the second time.
Now, obviously you would have to have an emergency override for the odd occasion you accidentally drank some bleach or brake fluid and need to "induce vomiting". But surely in this day and age, where we can spend more time recovering and won't need to run away from a sabre-toothed tiger, we can do without the vomit reaction?
N.B. You'll be glad to hear that I managed to lie still enough until about 6pm, that I wasn't sick.
This morning as I lay very still, clutching my stomach and sweating profusely, I got to thinking: Wouldn't it be great if you could have a non-return valve fitted to your stomach?
You see, I hate being sick. I don't mind having an upset stomach, skipping off to the bog is no problem for me because you don't have to taste that. But I think being sick is awful. I've always thought I would be rubbish at having bulemia. Nothing tastes as good the second time.
Now, obviously you would have to have an emergency override for the odd occasion you accidentally drank some bleach or brake fluid and need to "induce vomiting". But surely in this day and age, where we can spend more time recovering and won't need to run away from a sabre-toothed tiger, we can do without the vomit reaction?
N.B. You'll be glad to hear that I managed to lie still enough until about 6pm, that I wasn't sick.