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If you have a weak stomach, you might want to proceed with caution when listening to these vomit-related sounds. The first sound you might encounter is the unmistakable "Boomer vomit," a noise that is sure to make anyone cringe. Whether it's the loud retching or the splattering of the vomit hitting the ground, this sound is not for the faint of heart.

Next up, you might come across the sound of Thorlar vomiting. While not confirmed, it is said to be one of the most intense and realistic vomiting sounds out there. The guttural noises and heaving are enough to make anyone feel queasy. But if you can stomach it, it's worth a listen for those curious about the variety of vomit sounds out there.

Moving on, we have the sound of Goatt Vomit, which involves a unique combination of retching and gagging. It's a sound that is unforgettable once you hear it, and it's sure to elicit a strong reaction from anyone who listens. The mix of grossness and curiosity makes this sound one that you won't soon forget.

If you're looking for a more generic vomiting sound, you might come across the classic "Vomiting Sound." This sound captures the essence of someone heaving and retching, making it a staple in any vomit-related collection. The squelching and splattering noises are enough to make anyone shudder, but for some, it's oddly fascinating.

For something a bit more unusual, there's the sound of "Weird UWU Vomit," a quirky and unconventional take on the typical vomiting noise. With its strange gurgling and spluttering, this sound is sure to leave you scratching your head in confusion and disgust.

And for a real battle of the senses, there's "Cat VS Durian," a sound that combines the unpleasantness of cat vomit with the overpowering smell of durian fruit. The result is a cacophony of retching, gagging, and strange fruit noises that is sure to leave you feeling sick to your stomach.

If you're curious to hear these vomit-related sounds for yourself, you can play and download them here. Just remember, listener discretion is advised.