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David’s Baby Vomited All Over His Head In America’s Most Expensive Grocery Store

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Gurpgork
Gurpgork
12 minutes ago

Bottle that vomit and sell it in Erewhon as a high-priced free-range smoothie, some Kardashian will buy it.

FormerTXJeepGuy
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FormerTXJeepGuy
14 minutes ago

Did his head spin around at least?

OrigamiSensei
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OrigamiSensei
22 minutes ago

All part of being a parent. It’s not parenthood without a few good projectile vomiting incidents and diaper blowouts.

Also, the problem sounds more like a bug than anything particular you fed Delmar. There was a wicked norovirus going around a couple months ago.

The most heinous part of the story is a $19 smoothie. That makes ME want to vomit.

Dodsworth
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Dodsworth
34 minutes ago

Jesus Lord God Almighty damn! After your child vomited you fed him Mexican food?

Gurpgork
Gurpgork
10 minutes ago
Reply to  Dodsworth

Gotta bun them bugs out with capsaicin; this is basic biology, Carol.

(/s in case it’s not obvious)

John Beef
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John Beef
34 minutes ago

Ah yes, the perpetual vomit incident. We all go through it at least once. For my wife and I, it was on vacation. My daughter vomited through the webbing on the side of the pack and play, all the way across the room to land on the side of the nightstand (just the beginning) and I was all Ron Burgundy, “How did you do that? Heck, I’m not even mad, that’s amazing.” To make it car related, at the time I had my ’04 Astro Van leftover from touring musician days.

Rublicon
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Rublicon
35 minutes ago

Why is that store’s name an anagram for nowhere?

FormerTXJeepGuy
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FormerTXJeepGuy
14 minutes ago
Reply to  Rublicon

because they think they’re clever

Trust Doesn't Rust
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Trust Doesn't Rust
43 minutes ago

Well. I can see why kids are so popular.

Totally not a robot
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Totally not a robot
44 minutes ago

Please tell us you visited Erewhon while wearing your dirtiest, grossest mechanic’s overalls.

Phyrkrakr
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Phyrkrakr
41 minutes ago

It’s buried in there, but I caught the phrase “silk Hawaiian shirt”

Totally not a robot
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Totally not a robot
37 minutes ago
Reply to  Phyrkrakr

Serves me right for skimming while I’m supposed to be working. I guess that means David’s nicest Hawaiian shirt is now his nicest shop rag.

A. Barth
A. Barth
50 minutes ago

My parents raised six boys, and though they had the benefit of living in a socialist environment (the U.S. military)

Not long after I joined the Air Force (which is at least military-adjacent), someone said to me that it must be a hard life. I thought for a second and said no, not really: Uncle Sam puts a roof over your head, feeds you, provides health care, gives you an allowance. You’re not going to get rich but (at the time, anyway) it was pretty difficult to get fired. You described it better than I did.

It wasn’t good. I had mashed potato-head.

You are now Herr Kartoffelkopf 🙂

A. Barth
A. Barth
38 minutes ago
Reply to  David Tracy

I think so, though it’s probably been a year or two since we talked about it. You’ve been a little busy so I won’t blame you for not committing it to memory 😀

A. Barth
A. Barth
23 minutes ago
Reply to  David Tracy

😀

Boosted
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Boosted
52 minutes ago

As a parent, yea that sounds about right, and it wont be the last time.

10001010
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10001010
52 minutes ago

Wow, that sucks but some day this will be a funny story to tell Delmar’s friends.

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