What usually prevents me from getting hang over the next day is do not mix drinks. Either stick with the strong pure stuff like vodka, brandy etc.. or only beer for the night. Stay away from breezer-like drinks, leave that mixed stuff to the ladies.

iruel

Canada75 Posts

August 11 2011 15:54 GMT

#245

Aussie Style Shore Brunch - Pan fried snapper fillets on hash brown potato with orange-herb and pineapple red curry baked beans. from billabong bar and bistro on Osborne in winnipeg. It was the only place open on Sunday morning and it was perfect. Wish I had a pic

iruel

Canada75 Posts

August 11 2011 15:55 GMT

#246

Tweleve

United States644 Posts

August 11 2011 15:55 GMT

#247

On August 12 2011 00:54 Shinobi1982 wrote:
What usually prevents me from getting hang over the next day is do not mix drinks. Either stick with the strong pure stuff like vodka, brandy etc.. or only beer for the night. Stay away from breezer-like drinks, leave that mixed stuff to the ladies.

I mix drinks all night and I'm fine in the morning

ahx

Canada132 Posts

August 11 2011 15:57 GMT

#248

poutine

nayumi

Australia6499 Posts

August 11 2011 15:59 GMT

#249

someone tell me why i decided to read this thread at 11 p.m with an empty stomach again ?

GreEny K

Germany7312 Posts

August 11 2011 16:22 GMT

#250

On August 12 2011 00:55 SentinelSC2 wrote:

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I mix drinks all night and I'm fine in the morning

So you go from beer to liquor?

Rickilicious

United States220 Posts

August 11 2011 16:27 GMT

#251

orange gatoratde and a vanilla protein bar.

Sbrubbles

Brazil5776 Posts

August 11 2011 16:30 GMT

#252

On August 12 2011 01:22 GreEny K wrote:

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So you go from beer to liquor?

It's usually not bad as long as you don't go back to beer afterwards.

PS: Bacon. Best hangover food.

Mithriel

Netherlands2969 Posts

August 11 2011 16:41 GMT

#253

On August 11 2011 07:51 Slakkoo wrote:
the good ol' kebabtallrik

i agree, works wonders! As long as its greasy, its good in my book!

Tweleve

United States644 Posts

August 11 2011 16:49 GMT

#254

On August 12 2011 01:22 GreEny K wrote:

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So you go from beer to liquor?

Yes, at a bar I always get a Guinness first before anything else

PhiliBiRD

United States2643 Posts

August 11 2011 16:53 GMT

#255

i drink water and go for anything with breaded /carb heavy

OneRedBeard

Germany313 Posts

August 11 2011 17:05 GMT

#256

Most important thing is to drink a bottle of water and take some Ibuprofene before you fall asleep. That way, you will buffer a good part of the ill effects in the morning. Ibuprofene also goes easy on your liver. Trust me, I'm a doctor.

The next morning, nothing beats the Full English Breakfast fry-up! To be served with insane amounts of salt and orange juice. Go Electrolytes and Vitamins!

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iloveav

Poland1482 Posts

August 11 2011 17:07 GMT

#257

that first soup looks so fucking good im hungry now!

Anyway, for me, for a hangover: tomato juice with olive salt and pepper. Tastes not decent, but kills hangover on its tracks in 2 hours flat for me :D.

Equity213

Canada873 Posts

August 11 2011 17:15 GMT

#258

Damn that Norwegian Kapsalon looks delicious. Im gunna google around and see if I cant find a place in Canada that serves it.

Senorcuidado

United States700 Posts

August 11 2011 17:15 GMT

#259

Hands down for me, just an old fashioned breakfast of eggs, bacon, toast, and orange juice. It's the perfect mix of grease and carbs. Country fried potatoes are good too but I won't touch hash browns with a hangover. Loco Moco is pretty good for the same reasons but I've only had it once in Hawaii, where coincidentally I was hungover every day