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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So, heard on the radio about a woman who has synaesthesia (neurological condition whereby the stimulation of one sense causes an involuntary reaction in another) and claims to be able to taste words, specifically people's names. For example, "Wendy" tastes like a tea biscuit dipped in vinegar.
What would the above forumite taste like? Suppose pedigree chum is the obvious one for me  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Maybe a rare steak 
Waiting in certain people for aniseed balls/liquorice/marmite type responses 
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Honey and rice
W sits there not saying or doing much just like rice and she is sweet. "
Lamb bhuna...spicy enough but not to everyone's taste. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Maybe a rare steak
Waiting in certain people for aniseed balls/liquorice/marmite type responses
V x
Honey and rice
W sits there not saying or doing much just like rice and she is sweet.
Lamb bhuna...spicy enough but not to everyone's taste. "
Creme brulee |
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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago
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"So, heard on the radio about a woman who has synaesthesia (neurological condition whereby the stimulation of one sense causes an involuntary reaction in another) and claims to be able to taste words, specifically people's names. For example, "Wendy" tastes like a tea biscuit dipped in vinegar.
What would the above forumite taste like? Suppose pedigree chum is the obvious one for me "
You've answered for me seeing as my name is Wendy!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So, heard on the radio about a woman who has synaesthesia (neurological condition whereby the stimulation of one sense causes an involuntary reaction in another) and claims to be able to taste words, specifically people's names. For example, "Wendy" tastes like a tea biscuit dipped in vinegar.
What would the above forumite taste like? Suppose pedigree chum is the obvious one for me "
I have synaesthesia, I see (some) people as colours or numbers. I also see lines between numbers, can't remember what that's called, probably just a bit mental. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"So, heard on the radio about a woman who has synaesthesia (neurological condition whereby the stimulation of one sense causes an involuntary reaction in another) and claims to be able to taste words, specifically people's names. For example, "Wendy" tastes like a tea biscuit dipped in vinegar.
What would the above forumite taste like? Suppose pedigree chum is the obvious one for me
I have synaesthesia, I see (some) people as colours or numbers. I also see lines between numbers, can't remember what that's called, probably just a bit mental."
Honesty????? I'd fucking love that. Do you ever tell folk they look like a golden sunset or an azure blye sky when in actual fact they are dug shite broon |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So, heard on the radio about a woman who has synaesthesia (neurological condition whereby the stimulation of one sense causes an involuntary reaction in another) and claims to be able to taste words, specifically people's names. For example, "Wendy" tastes like a tea biscuit dipped in vinegar.
What would the above forumite taste like? Suppose pedigree chum is the obvious one for me
I have synaesthesia, I see (some) people as colours or numbers. I also see lines between numbers, can't remember what that's called, probably just a bit mental.
Honesty????? I'd fucking love that. Do you ever tell folk they look like a golden sunset or an azure blye sky when in actual fact they are dug shite broon "
Had it for as long as I remember. My friend in primary school was red, my cousin was black. It seems to have faded as I've gotten older, but sometimes it's really strong! I've never lied to anyone, might start though
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So, heard on the radio about a woman who has synaesthesia (neurological condition whereby the stimulation of one sense causes an involuntary reaction in another) and claims to be able to taste words, specifically people's names. For example, "Wendy" tastes like a tea biscuit dipped in vinegar.
What would the above forumite taste like? Suppose pedigree chum is the obvious one for me
I have synaesthesia, I see (some) people as colours or numbers. I also see lines between numbers, can't remember what that's called, probably just a bit mental.
Honesty????? I'd fucking love that. Do you ever tell folk they look like a golden sunset or an azure blye sky when in actual fact they are dug shite broon
Had it for as long as I remember. My friend in primary school was red, my cousin was black. It seems to have faded as I've gotten older, but sometimes it's really strong! I've never lied to anyone, might start though
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Someone on here who's colour is really strong (sorry, can't think of a better way to describe it), and its put me off them completely. Try explaining that one... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A fine red wine and dark chocolate with chilli flakes through it. 
Cider. Apple cider. None of that fruit juice nonsense."
Great minds.. I hate the fruit juice nonsense.. You would taste like a black forest gateu... Rich, sweet, soft and smooth.  . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A fine red wine and dark chocolate with chilli flakes through it.
Cider. Apple cider. None of that fruit juice nonsense.
Great minds.. I hate the fruit juice nonsense.. You would taste like a black forest gateu... Rich, sweet, soft and smooth. . "
With a cherry on top? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A fine red wine and dark chocolate with chilli flakes through it.
Cider. Apple cider. None of that fruit juice nonsense.
Great minds.. I hate the fruit juice nonsense.. You would taste like a black forest gateu... Rich, sweet, soft and smooth. .
With a cherry on top?"
Of course.. I was thinking maybe two cherries would be needed.  |
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Cider is fruit...
Chips, from brown paper, piping hot and served with salt and vinegar. The bliss of holding them in your hands when they are chilled to the bone, that blast of hot acetic acid as you peel back the packet that clears your sinuses and makes you sigh in anticipatory bliss, then the first touch to your lips, the pull back and blow before finally engulfing the warmth with your eager mouth..... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Cider is fruit...
Chips, from brown paper, piping hot and served with salt and vinegar. The bliss of holding them in your hands when they are chilled to the bone, that blast of hot acetic acid as you peel back the packet that clears your sinuses and makes you sigh in anticipatory bliss, then the first touch to your lips, the pull back and blow before finally engulfing the warmth with your eager mouth..... "
Ooft...that made me moist |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cider is fruit...
Chips, from brown paper, piping hot and served with salt and vinegar. The bliss of holding them in your hands when they are chilled to the bone, that blast of hot acetic acid as you peel back the packet that clears your sinuses and makes you sigh in anticipatory bliss, then the first touch to your lips, the pull back and blow before finally engulfing the warmth with your eager mouth.....
Ooft...that made me moist "
If it made you moist, what do you think it did for me. |
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"Cider is fruit...
Chips, from brown paper, piping hot and served with salt and vinegar. The bliss of holding them in your hands when they are chilled to the bone, that blast of hot acetic acid as you peel back the packet that clears your sinuses and makes you sigh in anticipatory bliss, then the first touch to your lips, the pull back and blow before finally engulfing the warmth with your eager mouth.....
Ooft...that made me moist "
You forgot the curry sauce and pizza crunch chased.. Mind we're athlete's out here  |
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"Cider is fruit...
Chips, from brown paper, piping hot and served with salt and vinegar. The bliss of holding them in your hands when they are chilled to the bone, that blast of hot acetic acid as you peel back the packet that clears your sinuses and makes you sigh in anticipatory bliss, then the first touch to your lips, the pull back and blow before finally engulfing the warmth with your eager mouth.....
Ooft...that made me moist You forgot the curry sauce and pizza crunch chased.. Mind we're athlete's out here "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cider is fruit...
Chips, from brown paper, piping hot and served with salt and vinegar. The bliss of holding them in your hands when they are chilled to the bone, that blast of hot acetic acid as you peel back the packet that clears your sinuses and makes you sigh in anticipatory bliss, then the first touch to your lips, the pull back and blow before finally engulfing the warmth with your eager mouth..... "
Could you tell me the whole chip shop menu in the same manner please?   |
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"Cider is fruit...
Chips, from brown paper, piping hot and served with salt and vinegar. The bliss of holding them in your hands when they are chilled to the bone, that blast of hot acetic acid as you peel back the packet that clears your sinuses and makes you sigh in anticipatory bliss, then the first touch to your lips, the pull back and blow before finally engulfing the warmth with your eager mouth.....
Could you tell me the whole chip shop menu in the same manner please? "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cider is fruit...
Chips, from brown paper, piping hot and served with salt and vinegar. The bliss of holding them in your hands when they are chilled to the bone, that blast of hot acetic acid as you peel back the packet that clears your sinuses and makes you sigh in anticipatory bliss, then the first touch to your lips, the pull back and blow before finally engulfing the warmth with your eager mouth.....
Could you tell me the whole chip shop menu in the same manner please? "
It's actually the perfect description of a bag of chips and I could virtually smell the vinegar reading that |
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Fresh sushi
Are you saying I taste fishy !
Red velvet cake for you!"
Fresh fish doesn’t smell of anything but saltwater. So basically you taste slightly salty and would be delicious with a touch of wasabi. |
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