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I'm hoping I have a late career resurgence like Alan Shearer or Harold Shipman

 

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Currently drinking water, eating toast and have had 2 pre-emptive paracetamol. Fingers crossed!

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I went out for a mate's birthday a few weekends back. I had to get up at 6am the next morning for drive back home. The whole day was a right off. I'm not sure how many drinks I had but it wasn't too many. Not like the old days anyway.

 

Agree with the water before bed theory. I think it poisons the poison, like a double negative. I'm practically a scientist at this point.

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I can still feel a bit of Friday even now. I think most of my mates would say I'm a jovial witty cunt, but I have to be one of Britain's most boring cunts when I have a hangover. I genuinely want to feel sorry for myself and talk to no one.

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Drinking in rounds is the real killer. Especially if you're drinking with genuine beer monsters. Otherwise, a good drink of water helps.

I find if I drink 2 pints of water, I might as well have a season ticket for the bog all night for both ends.

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Just a pint of water when you get in is all. Some scran as well. Try and drink the same stuff. I had a bottle of red last night and sometimes I get a bit of a headache with red wine, nothing bad just different from beer. A couple of weeks ago there was a pint of Guinness poured by mistake and offered to me gratis by the barmaid as I usually drink either that or lager but never both. As I was on lager that night I should've knocked it back but I took it and then had another. I swear to god I shit through the eye of a needle the next day and spewed up about six in the morning. Don't mix your drinks! :)

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Water helps, but there is no way that it cures a hangover. It's like the difference between being kicked in the balls with steel toe caps and just plain old kicked in the balls.

 

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Yeah. Pretty much. Depends what I'm drinking too. Red wine or mid-strength (Stevie that's beer for women) gives me a massive headache.

 

Edit: Or is it white wine? Can't even remember. I avoid getting plastered on wine in general these days.

 

Drinking in rounds is the real killer. Especially if you're drinking with genuine beer monsters.

 

I never do that any more. It can only lead to bad things.

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I'll drink in rounds but I'll tell people not to get me one if I don't want one. You just need to get used to confirming that yes, you know you're a puff, and no you definitely don't want a drink thank you.

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Yeah. Pretty much. Depends what I'm drinking too. Red wine or mid-strength (Stevie that's beer for women) gives me a massive headache.

 

 

I never do that any more. It can only lead to bad things.

I'm no slouch, but I slow down after around 5 pints, unfortunately the crowd I drink with on a sunday night are the type who are ordering the next round when anyone in the group is down to the halfway point in their glass, the fucking lunatics! :lol:

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I'll drink in rounds but I'll tell people not to get me one if I don't want one. You just need to get used to confirming that yes, you know you're a puff, and no you definitely don't want a drink thank you.

I do that towards the end of the night to be fair.

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:lol:

 

I avoid round drinking because I like to keep the illusion going that I'm not a massive girl's blouse. Mainly the illusion is in my own mind and no one else's, but whatever.

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I'm no slouch, but I slow down after around 5 pints, unfortunately the crowd I drink with on a sunday night are the type who are ordering the next round when anyone in the group is down to the halfway point in their glass, the fucking lunatics! :lol:

 

I've used to drink with people like that on a Sunday afternoon, they all had work the next day & I was at Uni. I still don't know how they got to work the next day as everyone was wrecked.

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I only drink with them when I'm on late shift the next day or off altogether. The odd time I've drank with them when I've got to be up at five in the morning for work and it's not fun. :lol:

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Drinking in rounds is the real killer. Especially if you're drinking with genuine beer monsters. Otherwise, a good drink of water helps.

Aye,that's been my downfall over the years. I've now got to the stage where my best mate has "inbetweeners" virtually during every round. :lol:

 

While professor Gemmill may not agree, pint or two of water before bed makes all the difference. Problem is remembering to do it!

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If you're in your 30s or 40s and your mates are still pressuring you into drinking pints you don't want then you need new mates (imo ;) )

:lol: :lol:

 

Well here was me about to go out tonight for a drink but if I'm going to get stick for skipping a round late on then fuck them. Think I'll stop in and make new friends instead. Preferably online friends where I won't feel so pressured.

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:lol: :lol:

 

Well here was me about to go out tonight for a drink but if I'm going to get stick for skipping a round late on then fuck them. Think I'll stop in and make new friends instead. Preferably online friends where I won't feel so pressured.

Or could could just tell them to grow up you big shandy drinking gay

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