Speaking literally, not figuratively, what was the last thing you threw, and why did you throw it?

Dang...my answer.

   Professor, are you absolutely sure that you want to hitch your wagon to a disqualified answer?

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  That's figurative.  Disqualified.

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If the contents of the stomach were initially projected in a vertical direction, it qualifies.

  "Throwing up" is one of many idiomatic expressions for vomiting.  Even though he may have literally vomited, he did not literally throw anything, therefore it is figurative, not literal.

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Throwing up is figurative?  Funny, it sure felt real.  (dang, I should have took a picture of it)

(have taken)  Auxiliary verb followed by the past participle.

  "Throwing up" is one of many idiomatic expressions for vomiting.  Even though you may have literally vomited, you did not literally throw anything, therefore it is figurative, not literal.
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I cede, ceed and seed.  If I see'd it I would cede that too

  That's figurative.  Disqualified.

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I kinda thought so actually. 

  (kinda kind of)
  (Comma after the word "so".)

Hey...I saw you use 'kinda' once.

  I frequently and purposefully in jest write words incorrectly, and every time I do it, anyone is free to hammer me on it.  I have never purported that I do not do it.

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  (Sigh.)  Yes.