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Define please

What do "PB" and "slime" mean? I've searched and I find a lot of thread where they are discussed but not specifically what they mean.

Something tells me PB has nothing to do with Peanut Butter. :wink:

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Im thinking a PB is when you eat too much, or too fast and it comes back up.. Ive never experienced it, so I may be wrong. Ive "slimed" once. I ate a bite of cake, serves me right,, and it got stuck and came back up with a bunch of mucus. Your stomach produces alot of mucus and more so when it's manipulated from the band placement and after fills. Thats why you hear ppl saying they are tighter in the morning and drink something hot to loosen themselves. Hope this helped you.. good luck

PBing mean productive burping and it is what happens if you eat something that cannot get past the band. Basically you just throw it back up. Sliming usually precedes pbing and it is when your body creates a lot of saliva in your mouth and mucus in your stomach to aid in throwing the stuck item back up.

...or they mean oww, and oww oww oww!

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