I suppose that I am a little bit more of a practical joker than you are, so I found it rather funny. However, I guess it also depends on the person who the joke is on. Very often I think that a joke can be done in bad taste simply based on the fact that the person having the joke played on them is not a good target. The best targets are the loud, opinionated, and rather full of themselves kind of people, in my opinion. They have a high enough view of themselves so that they won’t be crushed. But to each his own, the world would just be too crazy if everyone were into playing practical jokes!

Eventually after I drank a lot of water, chewed some gum, and had some better tasting food, the taste dissipated eventually.

Would you try it if you had the opportunity? It seems like it’d be a no.

I heard that if you lose your sense of smell, you lose a great deal of your sense of taste. They go hand in hand!

While I can imagine trying something that smells kinda bad but others say tastes good (like that Asian fruit, Durian?) I am not sure about eating something that smells like rotten eggs. Ugh.

I also am not fond of food jokes – giving someone something surprising (in a bad way) to eat. It seems like such a betrayal of trust – I mean, the person is ingesting it! Then again, I’m not much for practical jokes or jokes that humiliate or embarrass anyone.

Do you keep a toothbrush and toothpaste in your office? How did you get rid of your rotten egg breath? Ugh! Bravo for you for being willing to try new things, though!