YOUR A MACHINE

Yep yep

Had a wreck years back that someone died in. At the scene and on the way to the Hospital I could taste it and months later when I started having anxiety attacks, I could taste it. Went away and haven't tasted it in 8 years or so

FEAR........it's FEAR

Foul, you must specify objects.

I don't think that is used in automobiles.  It is just the patent description for somebody's idea.
 

Steering wheel?

I owned a 1986 Mercedes that had that feature (explosive charge to tension the seat belts in the event of an accident).

THIS



 

Are you a Terminator?

dashboard?

Reflux

The metallic taste could also be from bruised sinuses. You'll have the scent of your own blood trapped in your sinuses and it'll make you think you taste something metallic.

His avatar is an x-ray of a man in Australia who was killed with a nail gun.  IIRC there were over 20 nails shot into the guys head.  You can find the story if you google it.

i too have noticed there is a distinct smell and taste from a good blow to the head, whether a fall or punch or collision with the dashboard, and it isn't blood, I've always called it the brain fluid tang.

wierd, i dunno what it is....

i fell on ice once, imitating sub zero's slide attack, hit a rock frozen in the ice and my head and feet traded places, whack!

it went sorta dark, there was a humming sound, i faw faint colored shapes drifting past from right to left if I recall, yellow triangles blue spheres green squares....after a few seconds my sight and hearing cleared and i realized the humming was people asking if i was dead or not....then.....the brain fluid tang taste/smell....

eta i also once sniffed the contents of an old drum at a mine to see what the liquid was, looked like water, it lit my ass on fire, i was blind and deaf and burning and freezing and then hearing (cows barking, if that makes sense) and seeing shit (tree stumps that were actually rocks) for a few minutes just from the smell, just one whiff,  then a headache from hell for the next two hours....

Lunesta causes a metalic taste too. You should stop taking that while you're driving.

Much more likely to be his B machine, or even his C machine.







Also, the memory center of the brain is most closely connected to the smell center of the brain.  That is why smells and memories are so closely related.  You can actually smell or taste it, it doesn't seem like a memory, you actually experience it.

It could also be your sinuses, as mentioned above.  My sinuses have a chlorine smell, like a swimming pool.  If I suddenly get a nose tickle, and randomly sneeze, it tastes/smells just like I got dunked in a swimming pool, but a little more metallic.  A jar, like in a car wreck, could easily loosen stuff in your sinuses that has been stuck somewhere growing for months/years.

• antibiotics



• kidney stones



• antidepressants



• prenatal vitamins



• anesthetic ~ lidocaine



• heart failure ~ captopril



• giardiasis ~ metronidazole



• trichomoniasis ~ tinidazole



• CT scan ~ contrast medium



• chronic alcoholism ~ disulfiram



• rheumatoid arthritis ~ auranofin



• high blood pressure ~ captopril



• low calcium treatment ~ calcitriol



• weight loss, diabetes ~ metformin

• gingivitis



• periodontitis



• tooth infections

• cancer



• food allergy



• peptic ulcer



• lichen planus



• marine toxins



• too much iron



• hypercalcemia



• lead poisoning



• bleeding gums



• kidney disease



• copper overdose



• selenium tosicity



• iodine intoxication



• mercury poisoning



• acute kidney failure



• burning mouth syndrome

http://www.healthblurbs.com/many-causes-of-metallic-taste-metal-taste-in-mouth-and-taste-of-metal-in-your-mouth-symptoms/






 

I've had the same metallic taste when I got kicked in the face or good head bonk. It went away fast though...No idea what causes it.

My uneducated theory is it has something to do with your adrenaline kicking in.

I get the same shit when I'm hunting right after the shot.. when I have a close call in the car.. or when something really spooks me.

Not just your regular "oh shit" moment.. the "fight or flight.. HOLY FUCK" moments are what causes it for me.

The collision was not violent at all - it was just startling, mostly because it made me flash back to earlier accidents.  There was no blood or blow to the head.

What is the propellant for the airbags made out of?