Posted by Steve@Advance on February 07, 2015 at 19:47:40 from (107.203.134.67):
In Reply to: stupid posted by roy prins on February 07, 2015 at 17:57:18:
Oh yeah! It's been a few years, but have had a few mouthfuls of gas. Back when I was a kid mowing lawns... Would run out of gas in the can, no way to get to town, so siphon some out of moms Pontiac. I remember the "all day out in the sun, belching gas" very well! LOL
But, that is nothing compared to a few years later... Hanging with some people I shouldn't have, this biker had a plastic flask of homemade shine in his saddle bag. He passed it around, several people took a hit, none seemed to really enjoy it but no adverse effects, so I took a swig.
OMG!!! I probably had a teaspoon in my mouth, maybe swallowed a 1/4 teaspoon before gagging and violently spitting the rest out! At that moment I forgot all about being macho man enough to run with the big dogs, I just wanted that nasty stuff away from me!!! I remember my throat burning and belching that crap for the rest or the day! Much worse than a mouthful of gasoline!
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