Ok!:D I'll remember that whenever I get one!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by kilted exile
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Ok!:D I'll remember that whenever I get one!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by kilted exile
and about three aspirin works for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by kilted exile
Ooh, that's tough on your stomach. Three regular aspirins or three baby aspirins? Plus that really thins your blood. Don't get cut or bang yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
kilted is right. Coca Cola in particular works well even if you don't want to eat or drink anything. It's been awhile since I've had a hangover, but I've had a few doozies in my day.Quote:
Originally Posted by LostPrincess13
If you drink a lot of water while you're drinking or if you load up on vitamins (B12 I think is the one to go for), that should help prevent it. Oh and if you feel like you need to puke while drinking, go for it. Better to get it out the night before rather than the morning after.
Oh, and always remember: Liquor before beer, you're in the clear; Beer before liquor, you've never been sicker.
Basically, if you're going to drink both hard alcohol and beer, drink the hard alcohol first.
Bad hangovers are the worst thing ever. Especially if you have to go to work.
It's been years since I've partied. In the past 2 years, I rarely drink. And I almost NEVER drink to get drunk. And I don't entirely miss it. Hard (headache filled) lessons have been learned before I was legally old enough to drink. :lol: But I have fond memories nonetheless...few responsibilities and a lot of great friends
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Originally Posted by Virgil
What stores sell it?
I've had many a hangover and coke is definitely a good curer... but only if you dont guzzle it down really really quickly... do that and suffer th consequences! Athough sometimes the best thing the day after the night before is a big fry up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stargazer86
two things i learned from somewhere... it you are about to go out for a few drinks, apparently havign a yogurt or/ and a banana before you go out is supposed to ease the alcohol intake and the affect on your tummy.
There has been a disturbing trend in the UK for young women to get drunk and the result is that it is not uncommon to see a bunch of screaming harpies rolling around both inside and outside our major cities public houses during the evenings. Thankfully, the current economic crisis has largely banished this scenario to weekends.
The line from women who would drink responsibly i.e. maybe one drink in an evening, and never beer, to the present situation can be traced directly to the feminists, both men and women, of the late sixties who told women that there is no basic difference between female/male behaviour. This has been a boon for the media who have heartily encouraged what they call "ladettes" to copy the behaviour of men, thus providing plenty of copy for their female readers. The net result is that Accident and Emergency wards of hospitals are dealing with an increasing number of drunken youths and girls, and the numbers of young people with serious alchoholism have risen dramatically according to the Briitish Medical Association.
Now it would be hypocritical of me to say that people shouldn't drink ( If I hadn't been a drinker, I would have been a great deal richer than I am now) but, apart from a couple of times in my youth, I have never been drunk although I freely admit that I drink more than I should. Therefore, in answer to the question about dealing with hangovers, I would suggest that women should go back to having a some self-respect and men should drink to their limit only.
And who says a woman who likes to get drunk and silly once in awhile (I'm not talking about to a point of retardation or sluttishness) has no self respect?
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Originally Posted by Brian Bean
ohhhhh, and maybe we could go back to not have the right to vote and wearing corsets too!!
and be considered old maids and unmarriable by the age of 25. thats me fecked.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
and be expected to be breeding by 18.
:nod:
Or as young as 15.... and yet people blame modern society for teenage pregnancies even though it was the norm at one stage.
(hey! what the blast are women doing here??!) :crash:
We escaped the kitchen, and had to come see.
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
well .. I never went into the thread that says "no boys allowed". it's a matter of ... honesty? I don't know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
(I'm not saying you shouldn't be here ... actually, it makes the place .. almost bearable.)
This is obviously the first thought that entered my head. The second was, now that I have set a fox among the chickens, I will just let them carry on squawking and clucking for a while before answering their posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by librarius_qui
I love this thread.:D
Awww are you saying we brighten the placce up. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by librarius_qui
okies for that you earned your self a cup of tea nad a slice of cheesecake, drop by live chat and Ill hand em over.
:D
That was exactly my thought too. If we men can't be chauvanist in a male only forum, what else will they take away from us. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Brian Bean
This is a male only place. ;)
http://www.e-cart.biz/stores/vintage...chicagomen.gif
As to the subject, there is something incredibly distasteful about a sloshed woman. Of course a sloshed man doesn't exactly make me want to befirend either. ;)
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Originally Posted by Brian Bean
:lol:I want some now! Its the perfect combination.:lol::lol:
I wonder why I'm not surprised...:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian Bean
I kinda figured what you were up to...:lol:
This thread reminds me my of school years. The girls were constantly giving us names for (only the suspicion of) peeking in their showers. But of course, they did the same, and kept swearing that they did it just for fun, while we did it 'cause we were vicious...
Ah, that sweet bad faith...I've come to love it, actually. It makes women seem human.
you mean we are not?!! :eek: well thats news to me!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sindel
Since when has getting drunk and being silly been a mark of self-respect?:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stargazer86
I think it is only logical to blame teenagers for teenage pregnancies as no one else is involved in the process.:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh
Of course not! You are goddesses...Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh
That's why we blokes, mere human, feel the need, time to time, to retreat from you Elysean Heights to...well, get drunk to the bone, swear, shout, and blast the TV when our team loses.:crash:
I didn't say it was a mark of self respect, but the occasional act in and of itself does not necissarily mean a woman has no self respectQuote:
Originally Posted by Brian Bean
Women have a perfect right to wear corsets if they want to but the jury's still out one the right to vote.:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
I'm pretty sure I was wearing a corset the first time I went to vote when I was 18 in the 2004 Presidential elections. But maybe my vote didn't count. My guy didn't win :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian Bean
Let's face it, guys... Even in this supposedly men-only thread, we will end up outnumbered.
You know the say: Women come from Venus and men return to the pub :angel:
:lol: good save!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sindel
you know, there is actually a scripture in the Bible somewhere, I remember reading it and feeling er, well nevermind. At any rate it says that it is better for a man to live under a leaking roof than with a naggy contentious woman. . well something like that,.
I have come t see it is better to chatter with the ladies,if chatter one must, and be quite silent in the company of men, unless he actually wishes some conversation.
It amuses me that I am often complimented as being very wise and intelligent and only because I shut my mouth.
Men.......................you are more than puzzling. you are.............................:)
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Originally Posted by Eugenie
Would you like to join our club?
It must be hard to have a conversation with a man while walking three steps behind him, anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eugenie
:rolleyes:
You read my mind. There is a lack of women in this men's club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian Bean
Correction, there is a lack of women like Eugenie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sindel
Whoa!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sindel
What thread have you been reading? We're trying to get rid of them, but neither cigars nor bra sizes has gotten them moving yet.
I'm sure there's a metaphor for life in this thread somewhere. Probably at Brian's place.
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Oh the sarcasim!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sindel
:idea: Oh! Good point Scher...now I see the logic behind it! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
The only reason we like you to remain three steps behind is to keep you from being three steps in front:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
A news reporter did a story on gender roles in Kuwait several years before the Gulf War. She noted then that women customarily walk about 10 feet behind their husbands. She returned to Kuwait recently and noticed that men now walk several feet behind their wives.
The reporter approached one of the women and asked, "This is marvelous. Can you tell the free world just what enabled women here a reversal of roles"
The Kuwaiti woman looked at the reporter and responded, "Land mines"
Some of us have obviously been underestimating women's usefulness.:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stargazer86