Getting Drunk and hangovers

Getting Drunk and hangovers

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The Major

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2,947 posts

173 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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I never ever get hangovers, apart from one time, when I was 17 and drunk far FAR too much, dont really remember how much but it was the most I have ever drunk in my life, mixing beer, spirits and everything else and ended up throwing up and then passing out on my mates bedroom floor.

the other night, I was drinking gin, never really got properly drunk on this before, decided to have one glass too many and was really feeling it, so I stood up, legs not really under my conrol and trying to walk in different ways, fell up the stairs, then made it to bed.

Thats when things started to get bad, I turned the light out, then the world desided to spin like mad, My mouth made loads of saliva and stomach was churning. I tryed to get up to made it to the toilet in time, but fell back onto my bed then slumped onto the floor, starting to panic I grab my bed and wobbaly make it to standing, then procede to bounce off all the walls leading upto my door and walk a small way along the skirting board.

YES, I made it to the bathroom, but then I collapse by the throne, feeling the cold embrace of the bathroom tiles, hurting my hips and head in the process.

I lay there for about 10 minutes with my world spinning but not having a technicolour yawn. AHA Im through the worst of it now I thought.

got bad to bed and passed out not to wake untill midday the next day.

So why didnt I get a hangover from that, when I would have welcomed death on the bathroom floor??

sherbert90

1,908 posts

153 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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Probably because you chundered. Can often make you feel loads better.

The Major

Original Poster:

2,947 posts

173 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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aah I didnt though, just thought I was going to

deadmau5

3,197 posts

181 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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It won't last!

I was like that when I was a student, could go to bed after 12+ pints of Stella and be fine in the morning. Nowadays (I graduated two years ago) I'll be lucky to not be hungover after 6. I did used to drink 3 nights a week minimum, now it's like 1 or 2 nights a month so I guess it must have something to do with that.

How old are you and how often do you drink?

The Major

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2,947 posts

173 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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Im 25 and tend to drink for a few days then have a day off then drink again for another few days.

try to have a day off every while for my livers sake

Cock Womble 7

29,908 posts

231 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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If you drink enough, for long enough, you become immune to hangovers.

Johnnytheboy

24,498 posts

187 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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The Major said:
Im 25
Ho ho ho, just you wait...

deadmau5

3,197 posts

181 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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Cock Womble 7 said:
If you drink enough, for long enough, you become immune to hangovers.
Ahh, I guess my hangover immunity may have somehow been linked with the 2:2 I 'achieved' then?

Cock Womble 7

29,908 posts

231 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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What's a 2:2?

BrabusMog

20,182 posts

187 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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Cock Womble 7 said:
What's a 2:2?
A Desmond... Or the 2nd worst grade you can achieve for your degree.

I find that if you keep drinking the next day then a hangover doesn't really have a chance to develop.

cal216610

7,839 posts

171 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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The lack of chemicals may have helped, what did you have with the gin? soda water, tonic water and lemonade always helps stop the dehydration but lemonade can add to the sick feeling.

The Major

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2,947 posts

173 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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cant stand tonic water or soda water, just far to bitter for my liking, I had ginger ale with it.

bit of a strange mix but works pretty well

I did feel a bit ill the next day when I started drinking again.

cal216610

7,839 posts

171 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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Ginger ale will add hydration just as well, it's like drinking the cure with the poison. wink smart move.

Dracoro

8,685 posts

246 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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BrabusMog said:
A Desmond... Or the 2nd worst grade you can achieve for your degree.
Actually, 3rd worst (or 3rd best depending.... biggrin)

Flying Fish

429 posts

167 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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Cock Womble 7 said:
If you drink enough, for long enough, you become immune to hangovers.
This is not the case with me. I drink a lot but regularly get the kind of hangovers that make me feel like death for the whole of the next day.

I am a problem drinker though.

BrabusMog

20,182 posts

187 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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Dracoro said:
BrabusMog said:
A Desmond... Or the 2nd worst grade you can achieve for your degree.
Actually, 3rd worst (or 3rd best depending.... biggrin)
I wouldn't say a fail is a grade wink

sherbert90

1,908 posts

153 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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With hangovers, hair of the dog really helps with me, it's just getting through the initial drink, then i feel fine.


DukeDickson

4,721 posts

214 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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BrabusMog said:
Dracoro said:
BrabusMog said:
A Desmond... Or the 2nd worst grade you can achieve for your degree.
Actually, 3rd worst (or 3rd best depending.... biggrin)
I wouldn't say a fail is a grade wink
However, there certainly used to be (not 100% sure now, I'll admit) a bare pass and a 3rd below the Desmond, so no need for fail to be a grade wink.

Du1point8

21,612 posts

193 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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BrabusMog said:
Dracoro said:
BrabusMog said:
A Desmond... Or the 2nd worst grade you can achieve for your degree.
Actually, 3rd worst (or 3rd best depending.... biggrin)
I wouldn't say a fail is a grade wink
strange i thought it was:

First class honours (1st)
Second class honours, upper division (2:1)
Second class honours, lower division (2:2)
Third class honours (3rd)
Ordinary degree (Pass)
Fail

BrabusMog

20,182 posts

187 months

Saturday 12th May 2012
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Du1point8 said:
BrabusMog said:
Dracoro said:
BrabusMog said:
A Desmond... Or the 2nd worst grade you can achieve for your degree.
Actually, 3rd worst (or 3rd best depending.... biggrin)
I wouldn't say a fail is a grade wink
strange i thought it was:

First class honours (1st)
Second class honours, upper division (2:1)
Second class honours, lower division (2:2)
Third class honours (3rd)
Ordinary degree (Pass)
Fail
It's been a while since I've been to uni, I always thought anything lower than 3rd was a fail but I could be well be wrong about this (and many, many other things).