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Hangover From Hell This Morning
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Be gentle with me :(
My best friend and rock is 80 yrs old today and we did a lot of celebrating yesterday with a family meal in the afternoon then to his nephews house with his side of the family were all there ,apart from a sister in Lincoln who was unable to make it, the Grey Goose was very liberally poured by said nephew :0))))
My best friend and rock is 80 yrs old today and we did a lot of celebrating yesterday with a family meal in the afternoon then to his nephews house with his side of the family were all there ,apart from a sister in Lincoln who was unable to make it, the Grey Goose was very liberally poured by said nephew :0))))
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Oboviously you've discovered the major side-effect of drinking too much alcohol - it erodes the balance mechanisms in your ears, that's why you can;t walk straight when you've had a few. And you've also discovered the major benefit that follows the erosion of said balance mechanisms, the next day, two little men arrive with huge hammers and chisels, and...
09:53 Sun 13th Jun 2021
Back in the day, my 'hangovers' lasted for days. But that's because my 'sessions' lasted for days. And they weren't really hangovers, per se, more 'cold turkey'. Nowadays, apart from the odd shot of Martell in the evenings, i very rarely touch alcohol. Don't recall ever feeling 'self-righteous' about it, though.
Ken - // Back in the day, my 'hangovers' lasted for days. But that's because my 'sessions' lasted for days. //
I am obviously speaking from a position of no experience here, but surely the two do not corelate?
I would suggest that whatever amount of alcohol is ingested, and there has to be a limit beyond which the ingester passes out, then that alcohol is processed out of the system within twenty-four hours?
Similar to lack of sleep, if i miss two night's sleep, it doesn't take me two days to get over it, anymore than three nights would take me three days.
My pattern is restored within forty-eight hours - for one night without sleep, or three.
I am obviously speaking from a position of no experience here, but surely the two do not corelate?
I would suggest that whatever amount of alcohol is ingested, and there has to be a limit beyond which the ingester passes out, then that alcohol is processed out of the system within twenty-four hours?
Similar to lack of sleep, if i miss two night's sleep, it doesn't take me two days to get over it, anymore than three nights would take me three days.
My pattern is restored within forty-eight hours - for one night without sleep, or three.
I believe that people drink to relax their natural social inhibitions.
There has been a culture, fortunately now passing, where people bragged about the level of alcohol poisoning they had given themselves in pursuit of a 'good night ', but that seems to be dying out now.
I am fortunate, I have no social inhibitions, and can enjoy myself and be absolutely comfortable in social situations without needing to 'relax' first.
There has been a culture, fortunately now passing, where people bragged about the level of alcohol poisoning they had given themselves in pursuit of a 'good night ', but that seems to be dying out now.
I am fortunate, I have no social inhibitions, and can enjoy myself and be absolutely comfortable in social situations without needing to 'relax' first.
