Gin as a headache remedy...
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...leaves a bit to be desired. As obvious as it seems when sober, it is amazingly hard to realize when drunk that wandering by a PC and being unable to type correctly is not a sign that you need to start putting much more Bombay Saffire in your G&Ts. :( So anyway, we know how Jörgen and David W's mornings went. How 'bout the rest of you? Anyone here *not* suffering from splitting headaches and/or cotton mouth? :D Shog9 ------ Crazy lady with the shiny shoes, where are you? Kick your feet and calm the space that makes you hollow
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why yes :) i spent all weekend at an annual party called "DrunkFest". a bunch of people rent a beach house for the sole purpose of drinking too much. i believe the 15 or so of us finished a case of wine and, i think, 8 cases of beer. and.. um some other things. today is a bit fuzzy. -c
No matter how fast light travels it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it. -- Terry Pratchett,
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Fortunately he had passed out by that stage - funny patterns on his body the next morning though :laugh:
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Megan Forbes wrote: funny patterns on his body the next morning though Was that from the tape or you? :rolleyes: Oh well at least that picture confirms you are keeping the Seuth Efrican spirit alive wherever you go :laugh::laugh:
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Megan Forbes wrote: funny patterns on his body the next morning though Was that from the tape or you? :rolleyes: Oh well at least that picture confirms you are keeping the Seuth Efrican spirit alive wherever you go :laugh::laugh:
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why yes :) i spent all weekend at an annual party called "DrunkFest". a bunch of people rent a beach house for the sole purpose of drinking too much. i believe the 15 or so of us finished a case of wine and, i think, 8 cases of beer. and.. um some other things. today is a bit fuzzy. -c
No matter how fast light travels it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it. -- Terry Pratchett,
That sounds like a wonderful idea! :) Oh damnit though, we don't have beach houses over here on account they'd probably be washed away and/or the fact the weather is usually far from beachworthy. :((
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That sounds like a wonderful idea! :) Oh damnit though, we don't have beach houses over here on account they'd probably be washed away and/or the fact the weather is usually far from beachworthy. :((
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FYI, the water on the carolina coast right now is bath-water warm. it's amazing. :) except for the sharks. :(
No matter how fast light travels it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it. -- Terry Pratchett,
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...leaves a bit to be desired. As obvious as it seems when sober, it is amazingly hard to realize when drunk that wandering by a PC and being unable to type correctly is not a sign that you need to start putting much more Bombay Saffire in your G&Ts. :( So anyway, we know how Jörgen and David W's mornings went. How 'bout the rest of you? Anyone here *not* suffering from splitting headaches and/or cotton mouth? :D Shog9 ------ Crazy lady with the shiny shoes, where are you? Kick your feet and calm the space that makes you hollow
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Shog9 wrote: Anyone here *not* suffering from splitting headaches and/or cotton mouth? Surprisingly enough I wasn't that morning. :-D Bit strange for me :-) Regards, Brian Dela :suss:
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Shog9 wrote: Er, your mouth feels like it was stuffed with cotton. Your tongue is thick and... fuzzy. You feel parched, as though you'd been in an oven shovelling salt for the past hour. When you take a drink of water, you can feel it, but your mouth still feels dry. I can't say I've ever experienced that either as far as I remember, though I have always made it a habbit to drink litres and litres of water alongside any alcohol not consumed with a meal to stop what is presumably very similar to what you are talking about (a recomendation of my sister that I have never had the urge to kick).
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David Wulff wrote: I can't say I've ever experienced that either as far as I remember I'm experiencing it right now X| Regards, Brian Dela :suss:
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took me about 2 days to get rid of it once (unfortunately we lived in a rather smallish South African town at the time of our stag / hen parties, and our "friends" ensured that the two parties met up at one of the pubs) http://www.polymorph.co.za/batchelors/bondage.jpg[^] That should say it all :-O
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Megan Forbes wrote: That should say it all That says way too much!!!! Ouch.. .that must have hurt!! Regards, Brian Dela :suss:
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Megan Forbes wrote: "Eish!" - the tape Yeah yeah.. We've all heard the saying - "A girl never tells" ;-) Regards, Brian Dela :suss:
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why yes :) i spent all weekend at an annual party called "DrunkFest". a bunch of people rent a beach house for the sole purpose of drinking too much. i believe the 15 or so of us finished a case of wine and, i think, 8 cases of beer. and.. um some other things. today is a bit fuzzy. -c
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Chris Losinger wrote: DrunkFest Now why didn't I think of that? Regards, Brian Dela :suss:
