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BloodNinja

United States2791 Posts

May 05 2011 03:48 GMT

#21

On May 05 2011 11:41 Riku wrote:

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Vodka orange juice would be great, because I usually just drink plain orange juice when I'm hung over!

*Cues GI Joe PSA music*
Aka a screwdriver.

And knowing is half the battle.

Now if you really want to avoid that hangover you drink so much you are still drunk the next morning. Then you just start back up once you wake up.
Only draw back here is you likely won't remember 90% of said drinking session. You friends however, will remember everything and you will never live down whatever occurred. Man I miss college.

ruggedshrimp

Canada25 Posts

May 05 2011 03:54 GMT

#22

Hair of the dog that done bit you

Daikas

United States118 Posts

May 05 2011 04:33 GMT

#23

Wish my college gave us engineers alcohol and awesome food. Instead we work in dungeons and get cheap pizza at events.

Must be nice..

apalemorning

Canada509 Posts

May 05 2011 04:51 GMT

#24

On May 05 2011 11:12 travis wrote:

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lmao

hahahahahahhahahaha. true story. 1/5 blog.

also op p.s drink a gallon of red wine. worst hangover of all time. headache so bad it feels like a separate heartbeat.

Riku

United States1064 Posts

May 05 2011 05:22 GMT

#25

On May 05 2011 13:33 Daikas wrote:
Wish my college gave us engineers alcohol and awesome food. Instead we work in dungeons and get cheap pizza at events.

Must be nice..

Our school is pretty awesome. They pay for our parties (outside of the actual alcohol) and even provide free pizza (30+ boxes per) at them. Though, the free pizza is supposed to help prevent alcohol poisonings, so I guess they have good justification for it.

:D

Benefits of a private college!

dakalro

Romania525 Posts

May 11 2011 08:14 GMT

#26

Subjective advice:
Avoid any wine that even hints of sweet (champagne & similar are the worst), yeah they're tastier but I'm not sure if they are real wines, unless it's quite flavorful and sweet (stopping fermentation really early - almost grape juice) and then it's for deserts and in low quantities. Stick with red or white, I found mixing them doesn't work too great. And as an evolution, the more I spent on wines the less I had troubles the following morning, quantity being equal of course.
And a glass or two or as much as you want of water before sleep, damn that was the best discovery I made, only hangover cure (actually preventative I suppose) that really works.

spiz

United States32 Posts

May 11 2011 15:44 GMT

#27

As long as you didn't get noticeably or embarrassingly drunk in front of some professor/business figure you're fine. Just don't cross that line and drink the free stuff up!

Also never play Wine Pong when you run out of beer. It doesn't end well most of the time.

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

May 11 2011 15:52 GMT

#28

Haha, your professor played the whole thing nicely. I'm more of a fan of red wine: more flavor, strength and sweetness (sometimes).

Though, I usually drink my wine like a camel, sip it and just let it fulfill its duties as a blooming taste and not a funnel to become inebriated. Though, I don't blame you.

In any case, cheers. Your blog is casual.

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