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So it's like this: I finally get around to studying for my finals, and my little brother (age 6) PUKES ALL OVER HIS BED!! And of course niether of my parents are here, so yours truly gets to clean it up. *shudders* I mean, there were whole chunks of chicken on the floor!! *shudders again*

Any way, it just grossed me out; alot...

Ha ha! Welcome to the world of motherhood!

Remember this feeling, and thank your [future] wife everyday for taking care of your children.

Wait, MF... who says a FATHER can't do the same thing? hmm? It isn't only a MOTHER's job...

just thought I would try being literal.. I hope that wasn't offensive.. ^_^

on a diff note.. I AM sorry that your bro got sick..I hope he is ok!

I pity Women.

right... next time, i'll just make sure I'm "conveniently indisposed" (i think i spelled that wrong)...of course my mom will probably scalp me...but that was just so NOT COOL *shudders violently*

(they should have a "grossed out" smiley)

But seriously, incedents like this definitely make you appreciate your parents more.

ChristianRonin wrote:Wait, MF... who says a FATHER can't do the same thing? hmm? It isn't only a MOTHER's job...

Um, I'm a woman. I'm not giving you some "Woman should be in the kitchen working on getting dish soap hands" propaganda or anything. I was just saying that typically a woman whose occupation is motherhood (a.k.a she doesn't work, but rather spends the ENTIRITY of her day with her children) will be home all day, and, therefore, it's more likely that she might deal with that. I'm not saying dads can't, I'm just saying because stay at home moms are, um, at home when little Timmy comes down with a stomach bug and dad is at the office-- well, cleaning up gets done by mom. Generally.

Plus, my dad wouldn't have touch throw up with a 29 and a half foot pole.

Tmi. Tmi.

After working Janitorial at the apartment complex and cleaning the women's bathroom every other day, vomit doesn't bother me that much anymore... I say the women's because the Men's bathroom never got messed up like the women's bathroom did... Of course, it's still gross... I don't even like getting wet (though I handle the watering in my job... *sigh*)

Bobtheduck wrote:After working Janitorial at the apartment complex and cleaning the women's bathroom every other day, vomit doesn't bother me that much anymore... I say the women's because the Men's bathroom never got messed up like the women's bathroom did... Of course, it's still gross... I don't even like getting wet (though I handle the watering in my job... *sigh*)

Dude I know exactly what ya mean. Whenever I clean the bathrooms at the vet the women's is always not quite as uh clean... But maybe it's because I work with 8 women and 1 guy. And I'd say like over half the people who come in are female.

ChristianRonin wrote:Wait, MF... who says a FATHER can't do the same thing? hmm? It isn't only a MOTHER's job...

Plenty of them do...

But we don't enjoy it either

I create more vomit-induced messes than I clean up.

IRL or IGO?

I guess its one reason I don't ride the ambulance anymore. If someone up chucks in front of me now they would have to carry the patient and me out of the ambulance and hose out the back. I have come close a few times to doing it when I got older but never bothered me when I was younger. Started when I was 18 years old up to my mid 40s. I still do other things for the fire department which includes my needed training to be ready to help just don't throw up.

wow...o.O
at my house the rule is always, "If it's on your side of the room, you clean it up."

Tsuki wrote:wow...o.O
at my house the rule is always, "If it's on your side of the room, you clean it up."

XD that's how it is here. If the dog poops in your room, you have to clean it up.

My parents both work long jobs]"somebody help! Bring a toilet!"[/I]

I now officially have now desire whatsoever to eat lunch.

*wanders off grumbling about her 'stoopid vivid imagination'*

Hmmmm, vomiting sucks..but whats even worse is when you get dry heaves when basically your stomach is trying pump up it's contents...but theres nothing in there..and eventually it becomes painful....I deal with that alot....

I haven't eaten all day... (2:30 PM now) but now I don't think I can.

Bobtheduck/Yojimbo wrote:After working Janitorial at the apartment complex and cleaning the women's bathroom every other day, vomit doesn't bother me that much anymore... I say the women's because the Men's bathroom never got messed up like the women's bathroom did... Of course, it's still gross... I don't even like getting wet (though I handle the watering in my job... *sigh*)

Dude I know exactly what ya mean. Whenever I clean the bathrooms at the vet the women's is always not quite as uh clean... But maybe it's because I work with 8 women and 1 guy. And I'd say like over half the people who come in are female.

Ah, fellow custodians, eh? I could tell you some stories from the hospital, but I don't wanna cross any lines. Suffice to say, it's amazing how many old people can't grasp the concept of a catheter (not to mention how foul-mouthed they can actually be - I mean, little old ladies cursing like sailors, it's really funny). Actually, I very rarely run into anything really seriously disgusting (the nurses, God bless 'em, usually get the worst of it). The worst things I've seen in my just-over-a-year time of working there so far are:

[spoiler=the low points of housekeeping work]A small bathroom virtually plastered with blood, mainly centralized around the commode
A similar situation but with loose BM in lieu of blood
A rather large puddle of fresh puke that I almost slipped on in the mens' staff lounge[/spoiler]

My little sister was sick and vomited all over a hospital bed one time when I was seven or eight, and I said "eww". The nurse promptly got in my face and gave me such a tongue-lashing that I'll never forget it, nor will I ever make any such remark again. She made me feel horrible. -_-

some time ago, i had to to the same thing. in all honesty, it made me feel good. my parents were asleep, and yet i took care of the situation without thier intervention/help.