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Aswad -> RE: About w/sports (5/5/2007 11:11:45 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Elorin
When it came down to it, all I did was open wide and swallow. I'd much prefer to have a stream I can drink than have to sit with it in my mouth for any length of time (I know from experience). I doubt it will make you puke unless you have a strong emotional reaction to it.
I'm guessing a lot of people have an emotional reaction to it, although this can be changed into a positive one with a bit of effort. But, yeah, having it stay in the mouth for a length of time isn't particularly enjoyable.
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I've heard that it's supposed to taste like beer. All I can say to that is thank God I don't drink that kind of beer.
Beer is supposed to take away the taste of it, was what I'd heard, not that it tastes like beer. That said, after enough beer, a friend told me he couldn't taste the difference anymore. [:D]
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Red meat, lots of coffee, smoking, asparagus, and broccoli bring their own unique flavors to the fluid, most consider them negative.
Aspargus and smoking are apparently the two worst offenders here. Dairy products should be added to the list, though. If you don't drink milk, drinking from someone who does will probably be a rather unpleasant experience. Generally, anything that might apply to changing the taste of semen will also apply, to a greater extent, when trying to change the taste of urine, IME.
After hearing some people from various cultures respond to a racist's complaint (about how they (to his mind) smelled of spices that were unfamiliar to him) by noting that the dairy products we constantly consume in Norway cause us to smell like corpses, I did a little experiment by keeping all dairy products out of the house for a while. They were right: although the scent is faint, dairy does make us smell like corpses.
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Lots of carbonated beverages generally make it stronger. My understanding is that carbonation inhibits hydration, so even if they are drinking big gulps it won't hydrate them as well as drinking water or juice.
Interesting information. Thank you, Elorin. [sm=flowers.gif]
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