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I will eat anything that swims, grows, crawls, or walks and a lot of stuff that doesn't. I feel various degrees of pity for nearly everyone in this thread.

One of my old roommates would come close to vomiting if he was within 15 feet of anything pertaining to ranch, mayonnaise, or sour cream.

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I'm highly allergic to peas. The smell of them cooking makes me gag. Other than peas, the only things I won't eat is liver or pickled beats.

I'm with the people that don't like paper bags, cardboard or those drink trays from fast food places. It's sad/funny, if I get something shipped to me in the mail that's delivered in a box I can't open it. I have to wait for someone to come over or take it to my parents. Also, when I was a kid I hated cutting construction paper. It gave me chills. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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if i even smell bleu cheese or vinegar i will gag, smell it twice im probably ralfing

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Can't eat liver. My parents love fried chicken livers, I think they're one of the most disgusting things on earth.

Mushrooms. Unless I'm eating them for "special effect" keep them away from me. I think this is slowly changing though.

Beets. I have no idea why I don't like them. Something from when I was little that I haven't given a second chance and probably won't. The whole dense texture just really creeps me out.

Tomatoes are the worst thing ever, but only when they're raw. I remember as a little kid going to the garden with my dad to pick one because I had to know what a REALLY REALLY REALLY fresh one tasted like. One bite into it and I gagged. Years later (I was like 13), after not eating a tomatoe in its raw form the entire time I had ordered an Italian sub and some sandwich shop I was at with my dad. I had to hit the bathroom though so I left the ordering up to him. He thought it would be funny to get tomatoes on my sandwich. Wasn't so funny when I took my first bite into it and threw up all over the table [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img].

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The worst description of a noise I've ever heard is in white below. Read it if you dare, but I'm warning you, it's one of those descriptions that will recur at inopportune times. Whenever I think of it, it makes me cringe/gag.

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I hatehatehate butter. It tastes and smells like a crusty urine stain.

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How do you know what "crusty urine stain" tastes like, perchance?

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I hatehatehate butter.

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I don't eat red meat. Not just because I don't like the taste of the meat, but mainly because I can't stand chewing fat.

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I can eat poultry, but I have to spend like an hour performing surgery on it before I cook it

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I can't stand shrimp. It's all stringy and weird.

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Geez. That's like the majority of what I eat. We would not get along.

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I hatehatehate butter. It tastes and smells like a crusty urine stain.

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How do you know what "crusty urine stain" tastes like, perchance?

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It tastes like how crusty urine stains smell.

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green peppers, pickles

both are overpowering disgusting tastes that completely take over whatever you are eating. Even after removing them from the food, the taste still remains as strong as ever.

Basically aside from tomato's and lettuce I can't stand any vegetable on anything