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Self Harming Food
This lunchtime I punctured my index finder on a particularly sharp bread crust shard. Then I bit into a Toblerone and damaged the roof of my mouth whilst the remainder of the bar tried to enter my nostrils.
As a newbie in CH any other foods I should be wary of?
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08.06.2011, 16:38
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As a newbie in CH any other foods I should be wary of?
Are you, perchance, a newbie to solids?
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08.06.2011, 16:39
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Re: Self Harming Food
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Are you, perchance, a newbie to solids?
Or just a delicate little flower?
That said, I sometimes find that a particularly large crusty baguette grazes the sides of my mouth.
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Well, I'm firmly convinced that all the yummy cheese here is waging a conspiracy to steadily increase the size of my a**.
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Re: Self Harming Food
If you eat enough Sour Maoams they'll remove the roof of your mouth.
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reminds me of him... sound like you need a cork on the end of your fork too..
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Think I'll avoid the Sour Maoams then. I'm normally good with solids, obviously just having one of those days
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This lunchtime I punctured my index finder on a particularly sharp bread crust shard. Then I bit into a Toblerone and damaged the roof of my mouth whilst the remainder of the bar tried to enter my nostrils.
As a newbie in CH any other foods I should be wary of?
Ununwrapped oysters???
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Re: Self Harming Food
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Are foods sentient enough to exhibit self-harming behaviour?
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I never figured out how to eat Toblerone without breaking it first. I went a few years without touching them though after I saw this
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VIDEO
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Are foods sentient enough to exhibit self-harming behaviour?
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Ununwrapped oysters???
but I know what you mean...
08.06.2011, 17:01
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The latter, I think. And probably not Spanish.
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08.06.2011, 17:05
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Fondue followed by very cold beer
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Fondue followed by very cold beer
I can attest that this works just fine. I freaked out a waitress in Neuchatel once by ordering a mixed salad and large beer to go with my fondue (gotta find the little pleasures in life here).
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Re: Self Harming Food
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This lunchtime I punctured my index finder on a particularly sharp bread crust shard. Then I bit into a Toblerone and damaged the roof of my mouth whilst the remainder of the bar tried to enter my nostrils.
As a newbie in CH any other foods I should be wary of?
08.06.2011, 17:10
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Funnily enough, that was proven by an official BMJ research team recently!
08.06.2011, 17:12
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Funnily enough, that was proven by an official BMJ research team recently!
BMJ ? ( not sure I want to know )
EDIT:. just twigged ... British Medical Journal
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08.06.2011, 17:13
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Sprouts vindaloo.
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I never figured out how to eat Toblerone without breaking it first. I went a few years without touching them though after I saw this . VIDEO
Ah come on, who amongst us can honestly say that they've never driven to Carlisle in their bare feet.
Anyone..? Anyone........?
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