Righteous
Sep 25 2006, 05:53 AM
QUOTE (gothictheysay @ Sep 23 2006, 09:24 PM)

I gave my first successful blow job today!

Jeez. I haven't had one of those in four years.
Also, I have a horrible, itchy rash on my neck from trying to shave against the grain.
Lately, I have also been plagued with mental images of one of my friends getting to third base with another one of my friends and a pair of my couple friends who, according to one of my boys, bang down religiously. It's a horror behind my eyelids.
{Gothic Angel}
Sep 25 2006, 04:04 PM
Ashbless: A friend of mine once described, in graphic detail, giving a blowjob whilst suffering from a really bad cold. With impressions of the noises her nose was making, and a nice description about what happens when both your nose and mouth are full of different types of bodily fluids and you sneeze on someone
Ashbless
Sep 25 2006, 10:55 PM
Sounds like a tremendously funny story actually.
nothing particulary gross to report for TMI thread so this is spam.....sorry.
That_Guy
Sep 26 2006, 01:23 AM
More reasons to be thankful for my manhood.
Huh.
Well, I guess this counts. Scratching under my nose today, and I ripped one of my pimples clear off (Despite my face being a total acne farm, it's surprisingly brittle). A mixture of blood and pus got all over my shirt.
Daria
Sep 26 2006, 02:40 PM
Well, 8 days since the goo and we finaly have the long awaited period. I think the last one was in July sometime.
I don't have my cat, hot water bottle or big blanket which usualy gets me through them. I guess I will just have to do what most women do and... get on with life

Shopping for sanitary items is weird. I found myself looking at incontinence pads, then realising that they weren't quite the right thing. They should teach you basic shopping items in French, at school.
froggle-rock
Sep 27 2006, 12:19 AM
Today I sat across from a beautiful male in one of the Mac suites in college and thought dirty thoughts. It's been a long time since I had Mac Sex. I have 9 months before college ends. *le sigh* Oh the oppertunities.
This might not seem too much information, but this board has young readers so I will leave you all to your imagination.
monkey_called_narth
Sep 30 2006, 02:50 AM
so a few weeks ago me and ryan got romantic... and i went down.
hair in mouth
vomit in ryans lap.
i tried to keep that as pg-13 as possible.
Daria
Oct 3 2006, 08:38 AM
Narthie, that made me laugh so much, tears formed.
My TMI, although it isn't really, is that I think I have a wart growing on my right index finger. I have had warty type lumps on my fingers before- stress related. I also currently have a little growth of skin on my left palm just under my middle finger, which I am not sure if it consitutes as a wart or not.
I don't like warts, they scare me.
Mata
Oct 3 2006, 12:39 PM
QUOTE (monkey_called_narth @ Sep 30 2006, 03:50 AM)

[lap barf]
That sounds very unpleasent for you, but I can imagine it might sting on him a bit: digestive acids and sensitive membranes mixing is not my idea of a good time!
I very occasionally (once every three or four years) have small nodules on my hands, which are just little pale lumps under the skin. If they stick around for more than a week I usually get a sharp knife and cut it out, taking off tiny slivers at a time. It's a bit icky, but it works! Sometimes having a very practical approach to fixing things in your body is handy...
Daria
Oct 3 2006, 12:52 PM
I once had a verucca on my foot- I wanted to get rid of it and I hated the idea of getting it "burnt" or "frozen" off (I was 10), so I picked at it with a needle. I managed to get the middle bit out and it all healed up. I had an overwhelming sense of achievement on that one- Becky ONE Viral Meanies NIL
Mata
Oct 3 2006, 12:59 PM
I had one of those when I was abotu fifteen. The acid stuff that you get from the chemist (that dissolves skin) just wasn't working, so again I took a knife to it... Then used the acid on it! Annoyingly, I had to do this for a week before I finally got it all. It hurt like hell to walk, but at least it got rid of it after months of trying the 'proper' methods.
Not that I'm advocating self-surgery here, I'm just a silly bugger who gets stubborn about things.
I_am_the_best
Oct 3 2006, 04:17 PM
Ah! Mata! I have these odd white lump things too. One tiny one on my first finger of my right hand and one on the side of the thumb. They're not warts, just tiny white bumps. They are curious. I removed the centre of the one on my finger and instead of some fluid coming out of it, actual flesh did. I was shocked and astounded.
Kitty
Oct 4 2006, 02:48 AM
I've had a collection of warts on the side of my right ring finger for as long as I can remember. They never change form, they've looked the same for as long as I can remember. For a while I tried using the skin dissolving stuff but that freaked me out and made my whole finger all gross looking and that wasn't good.... then I tried cutting it out but I guess its really deep since it's been there for a long time. I'm not to worried about removing them.... Every once in a while someone will notice it though and thats odd because warts arent commonly accepted to be left on skin.... ah well.
Cath Sparrow
Oct 4 2006, 12:50 PM
I've been getting one of those weird little lumps on the side of my thumb next to me nail, all I can say Yay! for sharp sissors. Can't be doing with thing like that they bug me. Also managed to kill off a couple of corns with a nice sharp knife.
Daria
Oct 4 2006, 06:02 PM
I am a popper of spots. Can't help it, they just annoy me terribly.
What exactly is inside them? There are the ones which are clear-ish, the ones with pus, then there are the ones which have lumps of stuff inside.
I am curious as to what it is...
I_am_the_best
Oct 4 2006, 06:19 PM
^ Same. However I like to pop them for the enjoyment of squeezing out the inside and watching it ooze. (Un)Fortunately, I don't get many spots at all.
snooodlysnoosnoosnoodle
Oct 4 2006, 06:27 PM
I can't squeeze spots, I can however pick at ones which have formed a crusty head. However most of my spots are on my back/shoulders so kinda hard to reach.
Also, I'm another one who has at some point taken to verrucas/warts with sharp objects.
I also really like bruise pain!
sarahfelicity
Oct 4 2006, 06:41 PM
The ones with pus, have pus in! It depends what type of pus though, if it's a liquid-ey pus then it's proper pus (I can't give you any more than that, I think it's an accumulation of white blood cells and tissue fluid where a pore has been blocked and the body's responded to it as an infection or something), if it's a string of white stuff then it is likely to be keratin (if you have a lot of these on upper arms/legs/back/buttocks you probably have what I have, hyperkeratosis pilaris - Eurax cream helps, I've tried and tested this!). If it's the clear stuff, I don't know - tissue fluid minus the white blood cells?
My TMI for today is that I too had the sticky gloop, stupid ovulation.
Not really TMI, but I felt kinda trippy after this. I was at the gym, getting changed to go for a shower, and as I walked out the cubicle, the first thing I saw when I stepped out of the cubicle was a lady with her towel wrapped around her, bending over. The gap in the towel was positioned so the edges formed a pair of curtains around her backside.
After my shower, I went back in the cubicle and got changed. Stepped out of the cubicle, first thing I see is a woman again bending over, this time with nothing more than a white G-string "covering" her backside.
Previously I'd been thinking about my lesbian friends, I was kinda freaked out a little!
Righteous
Oct 5 2006, 04:28 AM
My gnarly wart still hasn't gone away...
Okay, I took my lebret stud out to shave, but forgot to put it back in. I went to see one of my friends for a few hours. I came back and the stud wouldn't fit in. Thinking quickly, I took a tack and pushed it into my mouth via the outside hole and moved it around as to loosen the hole. I used the tack to guide my lebret stud back into the hole. It hurt a lot.
LoLo
Oct 5 2006, 01:33 PM
I coughed hard enough to vomit just a tiny bit in my mouth, which then caused me to vomit completely and since I didn't have food in my stomach all it was was acid that came out.
snooodlysnoosnoosnoodle
Oct 5 2006, 08:46 PM
I live in a flat with 6 other girls. In the toilet we have a sanitary waste disposal box thing with an "automatic opening system" where basically you just wave your hand over it and it opens to save you having to touch it. Anyway, we've only been here two weeks and already the battery is flat and the lid is stuck open and it's stinking the loo out.
Lovely.
{Gothic Angel}
Oct 6 2006, 03:17 PM
QUOTE
There are the ones which are clear-ish, the ones with pus, then there are the ones which have lumps of stuff inside.
Didn't you do biology A level?
I think sarahfelicity is right - pus is dead bacteris glued together by white blood cells. The clear stuff is tissue fluid and the hard white stuff is just pus with less liquid in - you know how there's a massive amount of pressure in spots as a chamber too small to contain much pus fills up with it? That basically means that a load of solid stuff gets pushed against the head of the spot, making it more compacted and solid-y.
TMI - there is mould growing in the kettle in my kitchen O_o
snooodlysnoosnoosnoodle
Oct 6 2006, 04:30 PM
QUOTE ({Gothic Angel} @ Oct 6 2006, 04:17 PM)

QUOTE
There are the ones which are clear-ish, the ones with pus, then there are the ones which have lumps of stuff inside.
Didn't you do biology A level? I did A level Biology but it was all plant biology, not a speck of human based stuff in there. I hate plant Biology.
/spam
Daria
Oct 6 2006, 08:06 PM
QUOTE ({Gothic Angel} @ Oct 6 2006, 03:17 PM)

QUOTE
There are the ones which are clear-ish, the ones with pus, then there are the ones which have lumps of stuff inside.
Didn't you do biology A level?
I think sarahfelicity is right - pus is dead bacteris glued together by white blood cells. The clear stuff is tissue fluid and the hard white stuff is just pus with less liquid in - you know how there's a massive amount of pressure in spots as a chamber too small to contain much pus fills up with it? That basically means that a load of solid stuff gets pushed against the head of the spot, making it more compacted and solid-y.
TMI - there is mould growing in the kettle in my kitchen O_oYes... and?
I have no TMI.
LoLo
Oct 7 2006, 12:11 AM
I have had two fruit smoothies in the last two days and now I have bad gas....I should find my peppermint altoids to get rid of it.
sarahfelicity
Oct 7 2006, 10:09 PM
QUOTE ({Gothic Angel} @ Oct 6 2006, 04:17 PM)

QUOTE
There are the ones which are clear-ish, the ones with pus, then there are the ones which have lumps of stuff inside.
Didn't you do biology A level?
I think sarahfelicity is right - pus is dead bacteris glued together by white blood cells. The clear stuff is tissue fluid and the hard white stuff is just pus with less liquid in - you know how there's a massive amount of pressure in spots as a chamber too small to contain much pus fills up with it? That basically means that a load of solid stuff gets pushed against the head of the spot, making it more compacted and solid-y.
TMI - there is mould growing in the kettle in my kitchen O_oI'm doing biology A-level. There's nothing about spots in there

And as I mentioned there are the ones filled with keratin! Which glows pink under UV light
Daria
Oct 8 2006, 09:44 AM
I knew it was dead white blood cells etc in them, but I wondered what the ones which produce like.. a white ball of stuff, which is hard but squidgey.
My TMI is that whilst walking through La Pere Lachaise yesterday (a big famous cemetry), I saw a man masturbating rather energetically over a tomb. I saw his balls and it wasn't nice- he was perhaps 50 or 60.
snooodlysnoosnoosnoodle
Oct 8 2006, 04:14 PM
I have a verruca. It's because of the stupid shower, it's got a concrete floor with a foam mat on it. Seven people have to use the shower and at least 2 of those people have had their boyfriends staying over so the foam mat is probably full of a million different gross things. I need flipflops and I need them now (but I'm scared of buying them)
elphaba2
Oct 10 2006, 03:16 AM
Had to clean up mad cervical mucus this afternoon. It was kind of...spongy.
LoLo
Oct 10 2006, 01:31 PM
I sat next to a guy yesterday who smelled of poo.....at least I hope it was him and not me.
I_am_the_best
Oct 10 2006, 04:03 PM
Where is my damned period?!?! Why has it still not come! Raarr. It is so stupid and unpredictable.
Felander
Oct 10 2006, 04:20 PM
QUOTE (LoLo @ Oct 10 2006, 02:31 PM)

I sat next to a guy yesterday who smelled of poo.....at least I hope it was him and not me.

Related to the smell of poo, I was on a coach on Saturday and this very attractive girl went to the WC and was in there quite a while. She opened the door and released the smelliest poo stench ever, worse than any of mine. She looked quite pleased with herself as the whole coach silently retched.
Daria
Oct 10 2006, 06:28 PM
QUOTE (I_am_the_best @ Oct 10 2006, 04:03 PM)

Where is my damned period?!?! Why has it still not come! Raarr. It is so stupid and unpredictable.
I have had mine for 4 years and it still isn't predictable. stupid female body, stress and living with different women
QUOTE (Felander @ Oct 10 2006, 04:20 PM)

QUOTE (LoLo @ Oct 10 2006, 02:31 PM)

I sat next to a guy yesterday who smelled of poo.....at least I hope it was him and not me.

Related to the smell of poo, I was on a coach on Saturday and this very attractive girl went to the WC and was in there quite a while. She opened the door and released the smelliest poo stench ever, worse than any of mine. She looked quite pleased with herself as the whole coach silently retched.
Dutch toilets are the best for when you need a poo. They have a shelf and it lands on that instead of splashing or going "plop".
In the words of T- "It's so satisfying to see what you have done".
Your piece of TMI just reminded me of that.
snooodlysnoosnoosnoodle
Oct 11 2006, 02:03 PM
QUOTE (Daria @ Oct 10 2006, 07:28 PM)

QUOTE (I_am_the_best @ Oct 10 2006, 04:03 PM)

Where is my damned period?!?! Why has it still not come! Raarr. It is so stupid and unpredictable.
I have had mine for 4 years and it still isn't predictable. stupid female body, stress and living with different women
QUOTE (Felander @ Oct 10 2006, 04:20 PM)

QUOTE (LoLo @ Oct 10 2006, 02:31 PM)

I sat next to a guy yesterday who smelled of poo.....at least I hope it was him and not me.

Related to the smell of poo, I was on a coach on Saturday and this very attractive girl went to the WC and was in there quite a while. She opened the door and released the smelliest poo stench ever, worse than any of mine. She looked quite pleased with herself as the whole coach silently retched.
Dutch toilets are the best for when you need a poo. They have a shelf and it lands on that instead of splashing or going "plop".
In the words of T- "It's so satisfying to see what you have done".
Your piece of TMI just reminded me of that.
My periods have been pretty regular since the beginning, although they are regular in an irregular sense that they are never the same number of days apart but they are always within 5 days of that... I never really keep count and occasionally I will suddenly freak out and think I'm late when really I'm not and I can't remember when the last one was so I get stressed. Ahh fun.
They also have that kind of toilet in Prague, not a big fan myself.
Edit - HOLY MONKEY PIE! I just realised it's been 8 and a half years since I had my first period... time sure flies when you're having fun.
LoLo
Oct 11 2006, 02:05 PM
I just ate a pastry that fell on the floor of the student union. Stupid ripping bags.
vicrawr
Oct 12 2006, 04:27 AM
I got bored, so I trimmed all the hair out of my belly button.
sarahfelicity
Oct 12 2006, 05:56 PM
My TMI for today is that I somehow managed to get a spot on the inside of my nose, just on the edge of the septum (bit in the middle)... Squeezed it and hard goo-stuff came out (and I had a very very VERY sore nose).
{Gothic Angel}
Oct 13 2006, 04:05 PM
I have thrush. And cystitis. And lectures. Ow ow ow ow ow
I_am_the_best
Oct 13 2006, 05:08 PM
My period is two weeks late. It's usually fairly regular with a couple of days either way, but two weeks?! I'm beginning to worry. And it's even worse because I'm scared it will just start so I ahve to wear pads even though there is no period so it's all uncomfortable and rustly.
Daria
Oct 13 2006, 09:42 PM
QUOTE ({Gothic Angel} @ Oct 13 2006, 04:05 PM)

I have thrush. And cystitis. And lectures. Ow ow ow ow ow 
Natural yoghurt and ice.
*hugs*
IATB's post reminded me of when I first started my periods, and first wore pads. I remember going to the toilet at school and walking back to lesson, but something not being right. When I went to sit down, I had the most awful pain in my pubic region- it felt as though something was biting me. I had to wait 35 minutes until lesson change-over, when I returned to the toilet and discovered that the top of the pad had folded over and had stuck to a few of my pubes (hence the pain). I only found this out after pulling down my pants and the stuck hairs were removed from me and remained stuck to the pad.
I am not one for waxing.
damaged_roses
Oct 13 2006, 09:45 PM
I think my foot is rotting. I have these discolored patches on the bottom that feel really weird. Especially when I get out of the shower. . . .*shudder* I've had it for a while, and it won't go away. I've tried lotions and everything, so I'll just hope it's just dead skin. Yep. . .
Daria
Oct 14 2006, 08:47 AM
During the summer, I hardly wear shoes alot. My feet get toughened, rough and could probably walk across hot coals. In the winter, they soften up again and all the hard skin comes off, which means I get to pick at it

DR- try using a piece of pummice when you are in the shower/ bath to exfoliate it. It works well!
Mata
Oct 14 2006, 11:12 AM
Of course, if in doubt, get thee to a physician! Seriously, if you're worried, get a doctor to check it out. It sounds to me like getting a different pair of shoes might do your feet some favours.
Moosh
Oct 14 2006, 11:23 AM
bleh, I forgot to wash my hands before coming back on the computer, and now my keyboard is covered in a mix of blood, pus and Differin gel.
JimiJimi
Oct 14 2006, 01:54 PM
QUOTE (CheeseMoose @ Oct 14 2006, 12:23 PM)

bleh, I forgot to wash my hands before coming back on the computer, and now my keyboard is covered in a mix of blood, pus and Differin gel.
You mean you didn't notice it was on your hands?
Moosh
Oct 14 2006, 02:22 PM
QUOTE (JimiJimi @ Oct 14 2006, 02:54 PM)

QUOTE (CheeseMoose @ Oct 14 2006, 12:23 PM)

bleh, I forgot to wash my hands before coming back on the computer, and now my keyboard is covered in a mix of blood, pus and Differin gel.
You mean you didn't notice it was on your hands?
... yes.
LoLo
Oct 14 2006, 02:37 PM
On Wednesday I bumped my elbow on something and some big piece of my eczema came off causing me to bleed a lot during my American Sign Language class. I got my paper towel and held it to my elbow to stop the bleeding and from the position that I had my arm, people thought I was making the sign for "tree."
Daria
Oct 14 2006, 06:56 PM
Hehehehe LoLo
In my sign language class, my "name" was tree.
/spam
That_Guy
Oct 15 2006, 04:18 AM
Red Robin: Best restaurant ever.
However, it gave me the WORST case of Diarrhea EVER.
My poo had the viscosity of water.
Usurper MrTeapot
Oct 15 2006, 12:02 PM
I did pub golf last night, I went to my friend Neil's house to change into my golfing costume and while I was in the bathroom I had the longest and squirtiest Diarrhea of my life.
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