Nearly throwing up
Go to: Forums > Body, Health & Wellbeing: The Body
There are 4 postings to this topic on our Member website and this page runs 7 days behind our Member website. For the full topic click to sign up to OUTeverywhere.
Topic started by Roy P...... (sunbeam)
Getting on with my life(after 44 years of uncertainty)
A topic from Body, Health & Wellbeing: The Body
sunbeamThu 28/02/08 00:50 |
 |
Why should the sight of something dead cause me to want to (and almost did) throw up? The 'body' in question was a rat, which I found in a corner of the garden this morning, a long time dead and partially decomposed. I had to move it with a shovel, and while doing so gagged three times, really having to fight off the urge to throw up. But why? It wasn't particularly gruesome, just a dead, rather soggy and partially maggot-eaten rat. Can't understand the body's reflex reaction - can you? |
devamaraThu 28/02/08 00:51 |
 |
quoting > "Can't understand the body's reflex reaction - can you?" |
bazzartThu 28/02/08 01:11 |
 |
I think it may be the bodys natural defense mechanism left over from thousands of years of evolution. |
There is one more posting on this topic on our Member website. For the full topic click to sign up to OUTeverywhere right now.
Similar topics
You may also find these other topics of interest:
- Porn's dead stars in Gay Interest: Nostalgia
- Poll: Changing one's Shampoo (32 votes) in Body, Health & Wellbeing: The Body
- Poll: Finger drumming (52 votes) in Body, Health & Wellbeing: The Body
- Rat in Local Interest: UK, The Southeast
- Ginger Spice in Gay Interest: Miscellaneous
- Drowned man returns - 5+ years on in News & Current Affairs: Quirky
- Check out this photography - Body & Soul in Skills, Talents & Leisure: Photography
- Ever wondered how you'd kill a wild boar... in Travel & Holidays: Travelling By Road
- Naked men AND women in Body, Health & Wellbeing: Health
- Weight Loss and Body Building in Body, Health & Wellbeing: Health
Enjoy chatting with our members
Imagine joining a social network of people from all around the country and see how you'll feel a year from today. You're increasing your circle of friends. You're doing more of the stuff you enjoy. You're having a great time meeting new people in your area. You're seeing all the benefits of becoming a member of OUTeverywhere. It still feels great making new friends and every day you're hearing more and more about the stuff that everyone's doing. You're joining in. Now, that was easy, wasn't it?
We make meeting people easy. Click to sign up to OUTeverywhere and get up and do something different!
PLEASE NOTE: Events are listed on this website on behalf of organisers in accordance with the Terms of Membership of OUTeverywhere and only if they have chosen broad publicity when adding their event to the Member Events calendar. As such, events are not necessarily affiliated to or endorsed by OUTeverywhere and may not be organised by the person who has listed the event: the person listing this event may simply be attending an event organised by another person or organisation and may wish to meet other people sharing their interest in the event. The mention or appearance of any person or organisation featured on these pages is not to be taken as any indication of sexual, social or political orientation of such persons or organisations. We cannot guarantee that the information is accurate and recommend that you always seek to contact the organiser directly to confirm full details of any event. Under no circumstances will we be responsible for any loss or damage resulting from reliance on, use or misuse of, the information on this website.
Our Vision | Our Team | Privacy Policy | Identity Theft Protection | Terms of Membership
