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nasty as hell.
The comments made me LOL! Especially 12. BTW OP, you were feeling nauseated, not nauseous, although some might now argue you're nauseous as well. Look them up, there's a difference.
Wrong. Nauseate: to affect with nausea; sicken. Nauseous: affected with nausea In short, "to feel nauseated" and "to feel nauseous" are, essentially, the same thing. However, nauseate (and therefore "nauseated") is a verb, and nauseous is an adjective, making "nauseous" the correct word.
Nauseated can be used as a verb as well as an ADJECTIVE. both words would work fine.
I am right there with you OP, on two counts. I always seem to be the person in my house who finds out that someone else didn't flush after taking a crap. Plus it would be very hard for me to bring myself to puke in a toilet that wasn't flushed by the last person who used it (unless of course they just peed). The seeing it is almost as bad as smelling it for me personally, hell even hearing the wrong noise can make me gag. Some of us just have weak stomachs.
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Ewwww! Thats foul
that sucks. maybe you should of just spat in the sink.