Tis the season to be hungover

By Will Roy · December 29, 2007

Oww, my head. >_<

I have discovered, though, that the much-lauded Irish hangover cure("Ow, my foot really hurts! Hey, my hangover's gone!") is far, far surpassed by the Scottish version. That's the one where, instead of banging your foot against a table leg, you simply drink more.

Comments 7

wolfqueen001 Dec 29, 2007

>.> Or you could just not drink until you got hungover... Or you could take Chasers - if those work.

I personally favor the "not drinking altogether" idea, but that's just me. >.>;

WilltheGreat Blogger Dec 30, 2007

Not drinking? Huh, never tried that one.

espnking2002 Dec 31, 2007

The keep drinking cure works like a charm. Both me and my brother had terrible hangovers a little while back, but while mine lasted for a few hours, he got over his quite easily. I didn't know why, but I only found out later when he told me that he had taken four shots of vodka to make himself feel better.

wolfqueen001 Dec 31, 2007

>.> That's a real healthy thing to do, yup.

I still like the "don't drink at all" idea, but that might ruin the "tradition" of New Year's. >.>

WilltheGreat Blogger Jan 1, 2008

Oh Wolfqueen, worry not. One day, you too will hear the sweet siren call of Alcohol.

wolfqueen001 Jan 1, 2008

Heh. Actually, I doubt that. Just the smell of it gives me a headache. >.> I can't imagine what actually getting drunk would feel like.

>.> Though part of me has always wondered... XD

WilltheGreat Blogger Jan 3, 2008

It's like getting conked on the head, then sitting up too quickly after you come round and entering a karaoke competition in which you actually sound good.