Vomit (was: [tied] I'm back with a few questions)

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> >>Use Google. You'll get some 57,400 hits for "I vomit" plus 27,500 for
> > "they vomit", plus more than 600 for each of the corresponding present
> > continuous variants.
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> > Ingenious.  But I know that if you google "I vomit",
> > you get all instances of "vomit" and "I" in the same
> > website or in the same sentence (even paragraph, I think),
> > and not necessarily the exact sequence "I vomit".
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I only just realized that you did a Google of "I vomit" with quotation marks around the expression.  Forgive me, I'm somewhat Internet-illiterate.  Yes, there are many, but I notice that the situations are mostly hypothetical or in questions, and often in works of fiction.  I still think "he is vomiting" is much more natural and likely to occur.  But I particularly liked this Google result:

Irish dictionary online, Irish gaelic dictionary, Irish Dictionary ...
I hope that I restore; may I restore; I hope that I vomit; may I vomit;.
go n-aiseaga t�. I hope that you restore; may you restore; I hope that you vomit;

Andrew