Techniques
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
Cold shower, drink water, down massive amounts of black coffee or three espresso shots in one cup of coffee.
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drink lots of water so you can piss out most of the alcohol
that's probably the most important
the rest are just regular methods to keep yourself awake or alleviate headaches
that's probably the most important
the rest are just regular methods to keep yourself awake or alleviate headaches
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I know it's unpleasent, but the best and fastest way to sober up, is to puke.
Just get all that alchohol out of your stomach.
When you're done, drink some water and eat something light.
Just get all that alchohol out of your stomach.
When you're done, drink some water and eat something light.
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Get in a really bad upsetting argument with one of your friends, that usually seems to sober me up.
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R. wrote...
I heard if you drink an egg without breaking the yolk it helpsYeah, it helps if you want to puke.
That shit is vile even when you're sober.
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
Zaff wrote...
Get in a really bad upsetting argument with one of your friends, that usually seems to sober me up.For me, nothing quite kills my drunken state than good old fashioned childish drama.
I'm usually the first port of call when someone gets upset so my night is the first to be ruined. They lay out all their insignificant problems on me that they think they have, then start crying like a bitch when they get themselves worked up over an equally minor issue, like somebody ignoring them. Then I spend the rest of the night following them around like a lemon, murdering her multiple times in my head while I wait for the night to end.
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Gravity cat wrote...
Zaff wrote...
Get in a really bad upsetting argument with one of your friends, that usually seems to sober me up.For me, nothing quite kills my drunken state than good old fashioned childish drama.
I'm usually the first port of call when someone gets upset so my night is the first to be ruined. They lay out all their insignificant problems on me that they think they have, then start crying like a bitch when they get themselves worked up over an equally minor issue, like somebody ignoring them. Then I spend the rest of the night following them around like a lemon, murdering her multiple times in my head while I wait for the night to end.
Dude that's like every family ever. Or maybe just mine. I think that might be why I'm never drunk on family holidays. Or work events. Cause of all dem bitches' drama.
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solutions10
Universal Solution
What, no one's said Gatorade yet? I don't get many hangovers, but any sort of sports drink, which is pretty much just salt-based, will help a little, depending on the severity.
Water and bread only help to *prevent* a hangover before you pass out, not to cure one. You typically have to force yourself to do it, but it doesn't matter, it's worth it. There's a cutoff point when that stops working, but it's easy to prevent a hangover with nothing but bread and water, since it takes care of the primary problem of dehydration.
I'm usually the first port of call when someone gets upset so my night is the first to be ruined. They lay out all their insignificant problems on me that they think they have, then start crying like a bitch when they get themselves worked up over an equally minor issue, like somebody ignoring them. Then I spend the rest of the night following them around like a lemon, murdering her multiple times in my head while I wait for the night to end.
I wonder what that's like. The only people that come to me when they're drunk are friends that somehow made their way here and literally just come in without me noticing, in which case I let them spend the night and sleep it off. Each member of my family only gets angry when they drink, so I don't know what it's like to have sad people come to you.
Water and bread only help to *prevent* a hangover before you pass out, not to cure one. You typically have to force yourself to do it, but it doesn't matter, it's worth it. There's a cutoff point when that stops working, but it's easy to prevent a hangover with nothing but bread and water, since it takes care of the primary problem of dehydration.
Gravity cat wrote...
Zaff wrote...
Get in a really bad upsetting argument with one of your friends, that usually seems to sober me up.I'm usually the first port of call when someone gets upset so my night is the first to be ruined. They lay out all their insignificant problems on me that they think they have, then start crying like a bitch when they get themselves worked up over an equally minor issue, like somebody ignoring them. Then I spend the rest of the night following them around like a lemon, murdering her multiple times in my head while I wait for the night to end.
I wonder what that's like. The only people that come to me when they're drunk are friends that somehow made their way here and literally just come in without me noticing, in which case I let them spend the night and sleep it off. Each member of my family only gets angry when they drink, so I don't know what it's like to have sad people come to you.
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
solutions10 wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
Zaff wrote...
Get in a really bad upsetting argument with one of your friends, that usually seems to sober me up.I'm usually the first port of call when someone gets upset so my night is the first to be ruined. They lay out all their insignificant problems on me that they think they have, then start crying like a bitch when they get themselves worked up over an equally minor issue, like somebody ignoring them. Then I spend the rest of the night following them around like a lemon, murdering her multiple times in my head while I wait for the night to end.
I wonder what that's like. The only people that come to me when they're drunk are friends that somehow made their way here and literally just come in, in which case I let them spend the night and sleep it off. Each member of my family only gets angry when they drink, so I don't know what it's like to have sad people come to you.
Trust me, you don't want it. The first few times you think to yourself "Okay, she's upset. Fair enough. I'll be the shoulder to cry on" and give moral and emotional support of the platonic kind.
But then your patience wears thin pretty quickly when it happens every time you go out. You just want to enjoy yourself, but you can't because their feathers have been ruffled again for some no reason and they keep coming to you to bitch and whine about someone who's upset them, whether the person in question did it willingly or not.
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solutions10
Universal Solution
Gravity cat wrote...
Trust me, you don't want it. The first few times you think to yourself "Okay, she's upset. Fair enough. I'll be the shoulder to cry on" and give moral and emotional support of the platonic kind.Maybe it's true that this Northeastern area is rather cold and selfish (my ex-girlfriend from farther South was staggered at the cultural difference of how often people don't talk to each other casually here, as I was astonished with how friendly almost every stranger was in her hometown), but I don't know anyone who doesn't internalize their problems, unless they're angry about something. The only person that ever opened up to me when down was my roommate in college, and that sort of interaction was a necessary skill I had to learn quickly.
It was a true wake-up when I realized not everyone is the same way everywhere, and that personalities can be so radically different.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
Ammy wrote...
use the kuso miso techniqueYou're a fgt
But....
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