Hungover
 

Had way too many beers last night. Started off with Firestone DBA, then NewCastle and then Rolling Rock. Bad decisions.



Any one else feel like shit and want to go home?

his is why the seasoned drinker gets the hangover out of the way Monday on 3-day weekends.

Absolutely. In fact, I usually see to it that the Monday hangover is so bad, there is no chance I'll even touch a drink Monday night. Easy to go to bed early and I wake up Tuesday well rested and fresh as a daisy.

I want to go home everyday i work, regardless of whether or not i have a hangover.

rolling rock? shoulda just killed yourself.

Pretty much this. Not that I don't like my job. I just look out of big windows all day. It's so hard to be here when it's so beautiful outside.

You may need a 12 step program.






:)

Im home now. Face!

I tried the 2 step program but all that did was make my feet sore.

No, I don't. Never have. You need to learn one very simple thing. Beer doesn't make grown men hung over. It just doesn't. Then, just to be sure, drink at least a litre of water before you pass out. Then you won't be such a pussbag the next day.

Whiskey and water

i miss those days .. hangover and all .....

Rolling Rock? :spock:

Why not just piss in a jug all week and down it on the weekend? That crap is just pure, nasty.

This. If you were cryin like a pussy because you overdid it with whiskey or rum or something, perhaps we'd feel bad for you. Well, probably not, but anyway, you shouldn't feel hungover after beer

If you drink 15 beers you aren't hungover at all?

Inmem58 what the **** you doing son? Rolling Rock?

Send you to Jesus camp to pray the gay away and make you smoke the whole pack so you never do that again.

I'm assuming for his sake that he got drunk on the first two beers, and the Rolling Rocks were free and the only thing available.

For the most part, beer just ****s up my stomach, provided I drink enough water. The hangover from beer is usually bc the brain/body thinks you're far more hydrated than you are..

I am opening this question up to any takers. Just curious. I know everyone responds to drinking/hangovers differently. My roommate can't drink as much as me, but he also almost never gets hangovers on the same amount of booze. I know beer is less likely to cause a really terrible hangover, but I can definitely still get one. Anyone seriously immune to beer hangovers?

I never really understood the purpose of drinking to the point where you KNOW you'll feel like shit the next morning.

Sure, a birthday party or bachelor party make sense.

But to do it just because doesn't make much sense to me.

I have drank 15 beer many times without a hangover. Usually its at a bbq event or float trip or something where I'm drinking for 12 hours. Most of that beer is metabolized along the way. I guess if I sat down and tried to pound 15 beers in 3 hours or something, I'd be pretty hammered. I'm a seasoned vet.