Trampolines, Waltzers, food....
This poor listener sounds like they need a hug:
Paula I have a bug. I threw up the other day and I will never eat chilli again. EVER.
Ugh, there is nothing worse than something you used to enjoy being ruined by a bad experience. It’s happened to us all (and I never realised just how dangerous trampolines can be!)
- “7Up. That's my go to flu or food poisoning drink. It ruins it for me outside of that.”
- “Fell off a trampoline when I was acting the maggot and broke my collarbone a few years ago. Never again. I even get nervous when I see kids jumping on a trampoline!”
- “Good Morning Paula. For me it’s rice pudding. I overdosed on it when I was small and more than 30 years later, I still cannot eat one.”
- “I remember when I was 14 I loved the green Pringles, (sour cream and onion.) I got sick after eating some of them and I never looked at them since. I'm 34 now and even writing this message is making me sick just thinking about it, I cannot and will never go near them again!”
- “About 2 years ago, I was on a trampoline and I snapped my shin completely in half. I’ve never been on a trampoline since!”
- “Got a parking ticket in Bray before and every time I think about going back I don’t. Ruined.”
- “The Waltzers did it for me. I went on them in Funderland as a kid and got sick outside. Even over 40 years later, NO WAY.”
- “Hi Paula, I was on a trampoline years ago and fell in between the springs - one leg either side of a spring. I felt this awful pinch on my William and started freaking out trying to get up. If I could have calmed down it wouldn't have been so bad. It was probably one of the worst experiences of my life - it did bleed and I did go to the hospital and I've a scar on it now.”
- “In college, I got drunk and threw up all over my carpet. The next morning, I cleaned it as best I could and tried to cover the smell with some cologne. To this day, I can’t tolerate the scent of Tommy Hilfiger. Makes me gag.”
- “Got food poisoning from lasagne. For a while I would get headaches when I thought about it”
- “Hi Paula, experience gone bad. On my 18th birthday, coz of stupidity none of my family celebrated with me, the rest of the family all got bits of parties. Anyway, it’s all good now, the argument only lasted a few days, but to this day and I’m in my 40s now I don’t celebrate my birthday, just never feel like it.”
- “Paula, my wife food poisoned me a fish pie. Even thinking about it now, I'm gagging”
- “I once drank copious amounts of tea when I was ill and now I can't drink it without gagging. It's a shame because I really liked tea.”
