Re: not butter, guns

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How about the projectile puke?  It sounds like it is,
I've seen a man perform the maneuver.  He was thrown
three feet away from the kickback and the puke may
have landed on some hungover emigrant Canadian in
Japan.

My buddies came up with swamp spray but I think it
should be swamp torrent in the case of projectile
puke.  Maybe color it up by calling it leper solvent
or barfly's chundering roar.  Puke is great.  Now I'm
going to be thinking of good puke words whenever I'm
hugging the porcelain.

--- jason varsoke <jjv@caesun.msd.ray.com> wrote:
> 
> My favorite of the euphamisims for vomiting is:
> technicolor yawn.
> For some reason that just throws me into giggles.  
> 
> Oh, and a few British friends contributed this one,
> I love as well:
> Laughing at your feet.
> 
> I just love the visuals these terms inspire.
> 
> -j
> 
> On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, John Smith wrote:
> > Camille wrote:
> > > Tim having provided an absolutely wonderful
> > > definition, can I distract you
> > > by
> > > explaining the provinance of `chunder'? Chunder
> is a
> > > wonderfully
> > > onomatopaeic word used by Austrailans to
> describe
> > > the fine art of vomiting,
> > > developed, legend has it, when sailors got
> seasick
> > > and warned to people
> > > below `Watchunder!' (kind of like `Fore!' really
> (:
> > > ) Millions more where
> > > that came from.
> > > 
> > > Well, they played the same joke on us with
> Pajero (:
> > > 
> > > Camille
> > > verona_beach@geocities.com
> > > 
> > 
> >   Chunder< blar
> >                 k l 
> >                  k
> >                  xckxlkdl;
> > 
> > Chunder's a great word, I'll have to avoid
> chundering
> > (now I like it even more, a thunder of chunder) at
> > sight of another SUV commercial.
> > 
> > The origin of 'spegunking' is lost in the relics
> of
> > our lexicon landfill, but it's fairly popular
> across
> > Canada.  It means, 'to picketh one's nose.'  I've
> yet
> > to see it in print, but it's such a nice word that
> the
> > art and sport of spegunking is likely to rise.  On
> a
> > related note, spegunking related deaths usually
> happen
> > within five miles of the home.  Don't spegunk and
> > drive.
> > 
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