I also once chewed random dry twigs while on a camp in a remote bit of bush in the desert - very lucky they didn't turn out to be poisonous, we were at least an 8 hour drive from the nearest nurse/doctor.
I told a supervising adult that I had splinters in my throat
and he scoffed at me "How could you possibly have splinters in your throat????????"
and I was too embarrassed to admit to chewing random twigs, so I just endured the sore throat until it went away (lucky it didn't get infected)
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I told a supervising adult that I had splinters in my throat
and he scoffed at me "How could you possibly have splinters in your throat????????"
and I was too embarrassed to admit to chewing random twigs, so I just endured the sore throat until it went away (lucky it didn't get infected)
As a child I also chewed:
blue-tack;
plastic biro lids;
the tiny rubber tyres from lego moon buggies;
paper;
wax candles;
my mother's favourite wooden spoon...