I am going to answer this assuming that you aren't trolling, that said this is a very strange question.
I would not advise letting any conductive liquid make contact with any part inside your PC. Sooner or later you are going to short circuit something. Symptoms could range from graphical glitches to your card being completly broken, do not spit on your PC!!
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