huh. go figure

[thehefner]

So apparently barf is incredibly hard to clean off of my dorm room's walls. And then there's the smell issue. Water and soap ain't cutting it I fear, and I don't want my poor hippie to stumble in (in his usual state of inebriation and saaaaadness) to the wafting smells of Heffie puke. What can I use to clean this up, I wonder?

Oh, in case you were wondering- 3 Irish Car Bombs, a slug of whiskey, and a gin and tonic (t' face the face the ol' fears, doncha know). But no hangover, probably since I barfed it up. And also, for the most part I actually was happy. Irish Car Bombs are happy drinks. Dave, Misty, and I were up all night, listening to Tom Waits and the Clockwork Orange soundtrack. And then around 3:00-4:00, Dave and I just started drunken rollplaying... Walter and Perry, Booster Gold and Blue Beetle, Penguin and Joker, Green Lantern and Green Arrow, and for what seemed another hour, Hal and Guy.

A magical evening indeed. Now if you'll excuse me, I have congealed Guinness to clean off my walls.

Comments

[fishymcb.livejournal.com]

"Ugh, you smell terrible! What were you drinking, gasoline?"

"Yes, I was drinking gasoline, MOOOTHER!"

[2sick2pray.livejournal.com]

porous drywall or something more shiny that it doesn't soak into?

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

It's just painted over, but it takes a bit of a scrubbing to get the barf out. The stuff is cleaned up, but the floor and wall needs more to get the smell out.

[dame-ratcliffe.livejournal.com]

I'm late so you probably already figured something out, but if you can get to a pet store, try getting a bottle of "Nature's Miracle" and splashing that on the smelly spots. It gets rid of odors from dog messes and it probably can get rid of it for you. It's got enzymes that do the trick rather than bleach so you're not left feeling like you're living in an indoor pool...