Haha, Izzy, funny you should mention nasty tricks with fingers. I happen to be a master at those [img]smileys/smilies_02.gif[/img] Ever since I was little, I have been double-jointed, so I can do crazy things that most people can't. Such as, I can bend some of my fingers all the way to the back of my hand, and the joints in my fingers all extend farther than they should, so I can make it look like I've broken my fingers.
But anyway, that's not the point of the story. I, too, am more bothered by the word puke than the word vomit. When I first read your post, I thought "Jeez, why didn't you censor those words?!" But then, I realized that it was good for me to read them. We need to become more desensitized to this kind of stuff. Avoiding it causes us to fear it more.
I don't mind a good vomit story every now and then... I'll even throw ina couple of my own, though I personally don't have any "good" ones. However, I do find that I get very anxious during those conversations. Even if I'm able to laugh about the things that are said, I can usually feel my stomach start to twist more and more. So I eventually say, "Okay, enough vomit for now, let's talk about something else."
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<center><font face=\"Times New Roman, Times, serif\"><font size=\"2\">Bach gave us God\'s word,
Mozart gave us God\'s laughter,
Beethoven gave us God\'s fire,
God gave us music that we may pray without words.</center></font></font>