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Negroleptic wrote:After drinking on our national holiday a few years ago, I couldn't muster the strength to leave my tiny one-room apartment for two days. I kept the curtains shut and cried like a baby from the mere thought of going outside. Anxiety struck me like a bomb each time a flashback appeared. The horror truly materialized when I found a broom I had stolen resting against the door, when memories of me gargling gutteraly like a tribal warrior, wielding the broom as if it was a war trophy as I ran screaming down the streets. Vivid memories of celebratory ritualistic vomitation and cultural insensitivity ensued. My head felt like it had imploded, and the stale taste and aroma old of shrimp, red wine and guinness burnt into my palate. I don't think I could look people in the eye for weeks.
I have this reaction when I'm hung over. I need zen-like concentration to get by. If people ask me questions or comment anything I will uncontrollably vomit everywhere.




BBoozer wrote:
This sounds like a quest for your real self. Breaking down everything you have 'learned' during your life and redescending to what you really are. I believe that hangovers are a great experience in this sense. You should write down your experiences during such a mega-hangover. If you are able to hold a pen or use a laptop that is.





Resident Asshole wrote:I was about to go on probation for 1.5 years and so I decided to have one last hurrah the night before I signed the paperwork for alcohol counseling. I stopped drinking about 2 am, drunk as hell but not worried because my meeting wasn't until 4pm the next day.
Here is a gem I learned from being on probation. Those against alcohol will say only time will process the alcohol through your system. Not true. Exercise will speed up the undrunkening process a good amount. I did not exercise as I didn't realize this at the time. I slept virtually until my appointment, took a shower and went in feeling still drunk, (but was just very hungover). My eyes were bloodshot and the lady was a bitch, asked me if I was high. I wasn't. She asked me if I'd been drinking, I said no, which was true for that day anyway.
She made me blow. It read 0.002 but because it wasn't all zeros she was a c*nt and reported me to my PO. 40 hours of community service later I learned my lesson about drinking late the night before meeting with the authorities.




Phenom wrote:I woke up in a puddle of another man's vomit. I fell downstairs to find my girlfriend and best friend boning. I had been assaulted with hair removal cream during my sleep. I went to a job interview and apologised for my lacking eyebrows, but didn't notice until afterward that the vomit was still encrusted in my beard.
I went to my local for some hair of the dog and started crying when the waitress asked me how I was. She paid for my drinks all day.
Every cloud...

John Barleycorn wrote:Phenom wrote:I woke up in a puddle of another man's vomit. I fell downstairs to find my girlfriend and best friend boning. I had been assaulted with hair removal cream during my sleep. I went to a job interview and apologised for my lacking eyebrows, but didn't notice until afterward that the vomit was still encrusted in my beard.
I went to my local for some hair of the dog and started crying when the waitress asked me how I was. She paid for my drinks all day.
Every cloud...
Wait, you woke up in a puddle of someone else's vomit. That's just like something a Spinal Tap drummer would do! How did this come to pass.

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