And if it eats right now it will upchuck all over this lovely compartment you've wasted your money on".
With an unflinching eye for repellent details, she launches readers into the thick of spaceflight's grossest engineering challenges: disposing of human waste, controlling body odor without washing, and containing nausea -- or, if containment fails, surviving a spacewalk with a helmet full of perilously acidic upchuck.
He calls the first hour he spends with companies "upchuck hour".
Perhaps we should just get the star to empty his stomach while the opening credits are still running and get the upchuck out of the way early.
One of the pleasures of theatre is that, even if a play calls for some onstage upchuck, it's often restricted to someone making heaving noises in a corner.
The salons of West Berlin's privileged feature cookie-cutter Klimt prints and those dreadful headphones-on-glass-heads, and much early-80s red-and-black satiny upchuck.
I sat there in Molly's upchuck, listening to Little Owl's singing, punctuated by the occasional shriek of "No more animals!" And I felt content and vaguely delighted and temporarily free.
This just following a jolting upchuck as he arrives home to play host to the doomed King Duncan (Raphael Nash Thompson).
At least he didn't upchuck on the Japanese prime minister.
He writes: "If we out here in the hinterlands have to listen to Bob Costas's touching baseball card story one more time, there will be a collective upchuck the likes of which has never been seen".
I could have done without the upchuck scene, which Judd Apatow as producer apparently insisted on, but that's why he's where he is, and I'm where I am.
