My So was giving me a bj last night and she popped a Halls in her mouth while doing so..... It was cool and hot and cool and hot and pretty neat in general. This afternoon I did the same to her.... DON'T DON'T DON'T ever do this. She spent an hour with cool wet towels down there.... till the burning went away... She said it was cool for the first 10 seconds or so..... then pure hell.
Serious WARNING Re HALLS Cough Drops
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Good old fashion ice. Take a cube in your mouth and start to slowly lick every single part of her body. The combination of the cold from the ice and the hot from your mouth as well as her body is addictive. The last time I did this I needed to make more ice!!! Three thumbs ups...
LMAO! This past "flu season" the same thing happened to ME!! But I didnt like that weird sensitive cold/hot feeling AT ALL.. She kept blowing on it... and her hot breath on it made me shiver...DareU2 said:
fucking hilarious!
WAY TO GO HALLS!
When I saw this thread, I thought it was about something entirely different.
Over the years, I've skydived (extensively), raced cars, rode motorcycles, hitchhiked, done drugs, hung out in biker bars (as a tourist only), guzzled whiskey, bungee jumped, IndoBoarded, and engaged in all sorts of high risk activities.
And yet, the closest I ever came to dying (as in, I saw the light at the end of the tunnel) was in bed one night next to my husband. I had a bad cold and a cough that had prevented me from sleeping more than 10-15 minutes at a stretch for about a week. I was frantic!
One night, I put a package of Hall's Cough Drops on the shelf over the bed. In the middle of the night I was suffering with a tickle in my throat that would not let me sleep. I reached for the cough drops and popped one in my mouth.
I guess it must have worked well enough for me to fall asleep. Next thing I knew, I was awake and unable to breathe. I clutched for my husband -- but unfortunately, I tend to be an animated sleeper anyway, and he has learned to pay no mind to my calisthenics in bed! I couldn't dislodge the lozenge and I couldn't breathe around it. I literally saw the tunnel and the bright (fuzzy) white light. (But all the while, I was doing all I could to dislodge the obstruction.)
And I finally did.
But of all the high-risk activities I have engaged in (joyfully!) over the course of my life, that is truly the closest I ever came to dying!
It's not how I imagined it would happen.
..c..
Over the years, I've skydived (extensively), raced cars, rode motorcycles, hitchhiked, done drugs, hung out in biker bars (as a tourist only), guzzled whiskey, bungee jumped, IndoBoarded, and engaged in all sorts of high risk activities.
And yet, the closest I ever came to dying (as in, I saw the light at the end of the tunnel) was in bed one night next to my husband. I had a bad cold and a cough that had prevented me from sleeping more than 10-15 minutes at a stretch for about a week. I was frantic!
One night, I put a package of Hall's Cough Drops on the shelf over the bed. In the middle of the night I was suffering with a tickle in my throat that would not let me sleep. I reached for the cough drops and popped one in my mouth.
I guess it must have worked well enough for me to fall asleep. Next thing I knew, I was awake and unable to breathe. I clutched for my husband -- but unfortunately, I tend to be an animated sleeper anyway, and he has learned to pay no mind to my calisthenics in bed! I couldn't dislodge the lozenge and I couldn't breathe around it. I literally saw the tunnel and the bright (fuzzy) white light. (But all the while, I was doing all I could to dislodge the obstruction.)
And I finally did.
But of all the high-risk activities I have engaged in (joyfully!) over the course of my life, that is truly the closest I ever came to dying!
It's not how I imagined it would happen.
..c..
