News of the Weird reported in 2001 that a bulimic woman in Toyoda, Japan, had been caught illegally dumping about 60 pounds a week of her vomit in remote locations. In 2003, another bulimic woman had been caught discarding similar quantities near Madison, Wis. (perhaps, say health professionals, to assist their denial process by keeping their homes untainted).
In April 2006, sheriff's deputies reported a similar spree near an Iowa town called Mount Pleasant that has now totaled about 50 bags over a three-year period.

The vomiter still is at large.

:yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck:

Oh Rach, you never cease to amaze me with the things that you find!!! LOL :)

Rach,
That was a bit much this early in the morning! Gag!!! Pun Intended!

T~

i dont know about you guy's but i am feeling nauseated just reading this :yuck:

GROSS is all I have to say.

60 LBS...just imagine..*ughhh*

yeah...umm..thanks...

lol

what the hell lol

I Am No Longer Hungry.

how could someone barf that much? and why keep it in bags? its easier to do it in the toilet and flush than to keep it in bags all smelly. ewwwwwwww.

That is gross! Is barfing and collecting bags of it like collecting stamps?

I have never heard of anything like that - I, too, wonder why not just flush it? Ewwwww.

That is disgusting, EWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yuck! Just Yuck

News of the Weird reported in 2001 that a bulimic woman in Toyoda, Japan, had been caught illegally dumping about 60 pounds a week of her vomit in remote locations. In 2003, another bulimic woman had been caught discarding similar quantities near Madison, Wis. (perhaps, say health professionals, to assist their denial process by keeping their homes untainted).
In April 2006, sheriff's deputies reported a similar spree near an Iowa town called Mount Pleasant that has now totaled about 50 bags over a three-year period.

The vomiter still is at large.

:yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck:

I feel violated somehow!~

I saw something similar a few months back on a show called "intervention" where this lady was doing just that. She used the gallon ziplock bags and hid them in her closet and then once a week would take them to a public dumpster and dispose of them. I never thought it would be illegal but it makes sense..nowadays with all the contaminations of stuff..diseases and health hazards and warnings going on about almost anything and everything.

ok the second thing I read today is this. I have had a half of cup of coffee and "as the stomach churns".....Rach...this is nassy!!!

Ziplock bags? OMG gross. I am sure it's a biohazard just as blood would be. Ok need to find a lighter thread to read.
This is just wrong...oh so wrong....wrong wrong wrong....eeeewwww nassy!!!