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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby Resident Asshole » Wed Sep 29, 2010 12:01 pm

Don't be hungover at an AA meeting. Also, at work when your boss is a recovering alcohol/drug addict and the company does "random" testing and you are fired if you have ANYTHING in your system.

Oh yeah, and when you go for your initial setup meeting for alcohol counseling.

All of those places suck to be hungover. Got yelled at each time but didn't get in too much trouble, although I did get 40 hours community service for the last one.
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby beerkegbilly » Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:35 pm

When I was in the USMC I used to go to bar at 700 and stay out to last call every night and get back a three am with out eating the night only dinner at the chow hall. Monday to Friday.We would run for five or so miles North Carolina summer heat that is a bad time for a hangover It got to point (Monday and Tuesday was dollar beer night ) (Well it was strip club )best choices of beer and booze in the town
and due to the shape I was in it never a hurt just a little head ache to this day I only get a little head ache.
I would feel good after the run like it clean my body but I would smell like sweaty brew house
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby Bur » Wed Feb 02, 2011 8:52 am

I was in my friend's funeral some month or so back having a hangover from hell.

Half the time I wanted to crawl in to a dark space and sleep it off, half the time I had problem keeping myself from punching the shit out of the annoying priest.

As a side note it's funny that my friend was not even part of the church and considered religion generally retarded and his parent's still chose to keep it the tradional way. Well whatever helps them to get by, I think is the way to go.

The headache and pukiness didn't settle to tolerable levels until 6pm, after that naturally I started drinking again.
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby gnarkill » Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:56 am

My worst hangover locale in recent memory was at my buddy's wedding reception. Mind you, this was a baptist wedding where the reception was held on the church premises- I.E. booze was forbidden. It was early july, about 95 degrees in the morning, and the only reception area was the windowless basement, which had linoleum floors, blinding florescent lighting, and no air conditioning. With two hundred people in that place, it felt like a goddamn sweat house. Thankfully I had the wherewithal to cart in my own hooch, in spite of the ungodly 9am start time, & also despite the fact that the bachelor party the night before only stopped because it was time to go to that fucking church.

Scotch & the desire to make sure my friend didn't get hitched undrunk were my only salvation that day.
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby BBoozer » Thu Mar 03, 2011 9:38 am

gnarkill wrote:My worst hangover locale in recent memory was at my buddy's wedding reception. Mind you, this was a baptist wedding where the reception was held on the church premises- I.E. booze was forbidden. It was early july, about 95 degrees in the morning, and the only reception area was the windowless basement, which had linoleum floors, blinding florescent lighting, and no air conditioning. With two hundred people in that place, it felt like a goddamn sweat house. Thankfully I had the wherewithal to cart in my own hooch, in spite of the ungodly 9am start time, & also despite the fact that the bachelor party the night before only stopped because it was time to go to that fucking church.

Scotch & the desire to make sure my friend didn't get hitched undrunk were my only salvation that day.


Oh my god, this sounds really bad. But then again, if the bachelor party stopped because it was time to go to chruch, I guess you were still drunk when you showed up, so whence the hangover??
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby BBoozer » Thu Mar 03, 2011 9:38 am

And by the way, a dry wedding reception? God save us all. And he's a friend of yours??
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby gnarkill » Thu Mar 03, 2011 9:25 pm

I wish i'd have still been drunk, but the reception began basically right after I crossed the bliss/agony threshold. It was pretty awful. We (the groomsmen) kept having to go out to my car for maintenance beers in a vain attempt to kept our sanity/our breakfasts down. My buddy is one of those strange ultra-religious types, who refused to drink on his wedding day, but I wouldn't take 'no' for an answer. I eventually was able to coerce him into downing an 8oz. flask of Macallan 18yr with me, and things became much sunnier after that.
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby beerkegbilly » Tue May 17, 2011 7:40 pm

during a heat wave with no A/C or a fan
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby Miklo » Fri Jun 03, 2011 11:45 am

i take my 7 year old to chess tournaments, and for kindergarden and fist grade there has to be someone overseeing the game. try watching 5-7 yr olds play chess with a hangover, it has never hurt so hard to think as it did this last saturday.
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby far-Out-Pat » Fri Jul 22, 2011 6:12 pm

At a cotton shed the day after Oktoberfest Galveston, The sound of 500 pound Bales slamming on the ground and the Roar of a Dozen forklifts revving there engines up....Plan on doing it again this year Good Times!! Cheers!!
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Re: Where NOT to be hung over

Postby Miklo » Fri Jul 29, 2011 8:52 am

beerkegbilly wrote:When I was in the USMC I used to go to bar at 700 and stay out to last call every night and get back a three am with out eating the night only dinner at the chow hall. Monday to Friday.We would run for five or so miles North Carolina summer heat that is a bad time for a hangover It got to point (Monday and Tuesday was dollar beer night ) (Well it was strip club )best choices of beer and booze in the town
and due to the shape I was in it never a hurt just a little head ache to this day I only get a little head ache.
I would feel good after the run like it clean my body but I would smell like sweaty brew house


this. i was on Lejeune, and we would be out at 0500 for a minimum of 5 miles. yea it was like a damn brewary.
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