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11 posts · Started by BassAgent · 28 Jun 2015

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Just got home finally.

Went to a party with my friend. Omw home my friend threw up everywhere in my truck without warning,

When i pulled over, he took off running. Finally found him at the gas station.

Bought some water, took hime home and made him throw up some more and then drink some water,

Finally made tit home. My truck smells really bad. This sucks lol.


Anyone else have similar stories?
Yep.

Make sure to go to his house today and make him clean his mess up
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Years back I had just purchased a new sports car, I work in the casinos in AC, long story short I was out scheming on a lady and well another girl who was my friends gf was there and wasted. I had to give up on my mission and take her home. When we pulled up she threw up out the door, no biggy. I parked the car for the next few and took my daily driver to work. To my horror when opening the car after 3 days in the sun I found she threw up in the car as well. The car had recessed seating so the entire channel was full of rotten gut and vodka and bile wtf. Took me a month to get the smell out!!!
Think that's bad! my mate shit in my other mate bed room. I would have gone spastic,
Who's got the best throwup cleaning remedies lol?

I hit my friend up to come clean it and he was like "remember that time you threw up in my room and I injured myself trying to help you?"

So yeah he's kind of got me by the balls on that one. Guess we're even
Just awful! Find your nearest ServiceMaster Cleaner. They have products that will clean this up and remove the smell such as Odorgo and Fiberfresh. I put myself through college working for ServiceMaster and cleaned up all kinds of god awful messes. Make your "buddy" pay the bill.
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I have a "friend" who tried this in South Africa. Kept the keys to handover to the insurance company, but left the doors unlocked with a tank of fuel in the most renowned area for vehicle theft.

Came back two days later to check, the vehicle hadn't been touched.
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