Mar 08 2007
Painfully learned wisdom is best acquired second hand.
Never try to swallow a mouthfull of pills with a cup of freshly brewed coffee.
My tongue tastes medium rare. And I can never remember, the pieces of flesh hanging down–are they stalagmites or stalactites?
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Ouch! It's stalactites.
…mouthful of pills? What the..
Burning the tongue is almost as bad as zipping your manhood in your zipper.
tites – hang down and hang tight
mites – grow tall with all their might
or stalactites and stalagmites, c meaning cealing (stalactites) and g meaning ground (stalagmites)
Pieces of flesh hanging down? Must be stalactits.
Stalagtites – the bits of flesh hanging from the roof of your mouth after eating a handful of captain crunch with no milk…
Ahhh…those little roof-of-mouth skin blobs? I always called them "pizza burns" no matter what searing hot food or liquid cased the injury.
When a sharp food (not usually a liquid) creates the same effect, it is known in my house as "Dorito Shear".
Suck on an ice cube ASAP.
I already learned this one first hand. If only I had spoken out sooner. Oh well.
-Jay