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Topic: Yeah I'm drunk. So what?
newarkjw Joined Sun 05/25/08 Posts: 17172	Sat 09/25/10 02:36 AM
I never get a hangover........... i get them maybe its because i drink too much different stuff.... Don't mix and drink a little water.

leveller1 Joined Thu 07/29/10 Posts: 78	Sat 09/25/10 02:38 AM
I never get a hangover........... Obviously not doing the drinking thing properly then Yeah and apperantly you don't know me very well....... True -

kissablekiss Joined Mon 03/08/10 Posts: 8528	Sat 09/25/10 02:39 AM
So thats the secret

leveller1 Joined Thu 07/29/10 Posts: 78	Sat 09/25/10 02:59 AM
So thats the secret It is indeed - alcohol causes dehydration of the membranes around your brain (amongst others). If you take in extra fluids - especially prior to sleep - then you mitigate for the worse effects of the alcohol and can indeed avoid the headache bit of the hangover. Mind you - this does often mean that you're gonna wake up in the night with a bladder the size of a beach ball ....

kissablekiss Joined Mon 03/08/10 Posts: 8528	Sat 09/25/10 03:06 AM
So thats the secret It is indeed - alcohol causes dehydration of the membranes around your brain (amongst others). If you take in extra fluids - especially prior to sleep - then you mitigate for the worse effects of the alcohol and can indeed avoid the headache bit of the hangover. Mind you - this does often mean that you're gonna wake up in the night with a bladder the size of a beach ball .... alcohol relaxes my mind ...i got insomnia so drinking alot of stuff helps put me to sleep

InkedMilitaryMan Joined Sun 07/05/09 Posts: 37	Sat 09/25/10 03:17 AM
Man there are too many **ing quotes on this ing page. thats how i feel. and i also feel that if you drink to meditate, you're a dumbass. sorry, drunken rage. i really just want to destroy some but im using mingle as my outlet. drinking doesnt help you meditate. try some acid. drinking makes you numb. and im so sick of being numb, but im also sick of being sad. so ** alchohol with something hard and sandpaperish.

kissablekiss Joined Mon 03/08/10 Posts: 8528	Sat 09/25/10 03:18 AM
So bitter

leveller1 Joined Thu 07/29/10 Posts: 78	Sat 09/25/10 03:21 AM
So thats the secret It is indeed - alcohol causes dehydration of the membranes around your brain (amongst others). If you take in extra fluids - especially prior to sleep - then you mitigate for the worse effects of the alcohol and can indeed avoid the headache bit of the hangover. Mind you - this does often mean that you're gonna wake up in the night with a bladder the size of a beach ball .... alcohol relaxes my mind ...i got insomnia so drinking alot of stuff helps put me to sleep A lot of people do the same thing I guess. There are other ways to turn down the mind enough to get to sleep though (apart from the obvious - although I suspect this works better for blokes ). Insomnia can be a very lonely experience - although with the rise of the internet - I guess it's not quite so isolating as it used to be - provided of course you are lucky enough to have access. When I was a kid I used to read every night - until my eyes got all heavy: (usually around an hour). Later on in life - when reality hit home I deployed that old standby alcohol - but this got almost boring; and as tolerance levels increased - it got more expensive (dammit!!)Over more recent years, should insomnia strike, I just have a spliff. Works a treat. But then we are all different.

kissablekiss Joined Mon 03/08/10 Posts: 8528	Sat 09/25/10 03:24 AM
So thats the secret It is indeed - alcohol causes dehydration of the membranes around your brain (amongst others). If you take in extra fluids - especially prior to sleep - then you mitigate for the worse effects of the alcohol and can indeed avoid the headache bit of the hangover. Mind you - this does often mean that you're gonna wake up in the night with a bladder the size of a beach ball .... alcohol relaxes my mind ...i got insomnia so drinking alot of stuff helps put me to sleep A lot of people do the same thing I guess. There are other ways to turn down the mind enough to get to sleep though (apart from the obvious - although I suspect this works better for blokes ). Insomnia can be a very lonely experience - although with the rise of the internet - I guess it's not quite so isolating as it used to be - provided of course you are lucky enough to have access. When I was a kid I used to read every night - until my eyes got all heavy: (usually around an hour). Later on in life - when reality hit home I deployed that old standby alcohol - but this got almost boring; and as tolerance levels increased - it got more expensive (dammit!!)Over more recent years, should insomnia strike, I just have a spliff. Works a treat. But then we are all different. guess we are

metalman9057 Joined Mon 09/13/10 Posts: 52	Sat 09/25/10 03:49 AM
anytime I do drink alot, it's alot. like half of a big bottle of tequilla or whiskey, and I've never had a hangover and have never gotten sick from drinking.

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sat 09/25/10 04:07 AM
Would there be a particular point in your life that you wish you had back? I've been reflective which I do when I drink. I ended up doing the right thing for the wrong reasons............ no there is not a particular point in my life that I wish I had back. We make our decisions & choose our behaviors often for reasons not apparent to us then, or even now. That is what causes the waste of time that regret is. I am not drunk. I seldom drink. We can't change the past - to me, dwelling on the past is to preserve the memories - wishing to change them is useless garbage -jmho but a lot of people carry regret around with them a sock full of rocks & sand. I talk to them everyday

red_lace Joined Sat 04/17/10 Posts: 7247	Sat 09/25/10 04:23 AM
I actually had to look up what a "spliff" means. You learn something new everyday.

kissablekiss Joined Mon 03/08/10 Posts: 8528	Sat 09/25/10 04:24 AM
I actually had to look up what a "spliff" means. You learn something new everyday. also mean a blunt

Teditis Joined Sun 03/07/10 Posts: 3597	Sat 09/25/10 04:25 AM
Would there be a particular point in your life that you wish you had back? I've been reflective which I do when I drink. I ended up doing the right thing for the wrong reasons............ Obviously not drunk enough to spill the real story, haha. Keep drinkin' Many points in time, MrNewark... but as has been said it is impossible to get them back... regret is a good sign to see in peeps, just don't hang there for too long. And don't hate yourself for being human. Go ahead and relive the moment... when it comes around again, you'll know what to do...

red_lace Joined Sat 04/17/10 Posts: 7247	Sat 09/25/10 07:15 AM
Would there be a particular point in your life that you wish you had back? I've been reflective which I do when I drink. I ended up doing the right thing for the wrong reasons............ Obviously not drunk enough to spill the real story, haha. Keep drinkin' Many points in time, MrNewark... but as has been said it is impossible to get them back... regret is a good sign to see in peeps, just don't hang there for too long. And don't hate yourself for being human. Go ahead and relive the moment... when it comes around again, you'll know what to do... Well said.

newarkjw Joined Sun 05/25/08 Posts: 17172	Sun 09/26/10 01:50 PM
Would there be a particular point in your life that you wish you had back? I've been reflective which I do when I drink. I ended up doing the right thing for the wrong reasons............ no there is not a particular point in my life that I wish I had back. We make our decisions & choose our behaviors often for reasons not apparent to us then, or even now. That is what causes the waste of time that regret is. I am not drunk. I seldom drink. We can't change the past - to me, dwelling on the past is to preserve the memories - wishing to change them is useless garbage -jmho but a lot of people carry regret around with them a sock full of rocks & sand. I talk to them everyday Yeah. I like rainbows and gummy bears too........

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sun 09/26/10 06:40 PM
Would there be a particular point in your life that you wish you had back? I've been reflective which I do when I drink. I ended up doing the right thing for the wrong reasons............ no there is not a particular point in my life that I wish I had back. We make our decisions & choose our behaviors often for reasons not apparent to us then, or even now. That is what causes the waste of time that regret is. I am not drunk. I seldom drink. We can't change the past - to me, dwelling on the past is to preserve the memories - wishing to change them is useless garbage -jmho but a lot of people carry regret around with them a sock full of rocks & sand. I talk to them everyday is that an insult of some kind? Yeah. I like rainbows and gummy bears too........

newarkjw Joined Sun 05/25/08 Posts: 17172	Sun 09/26/10 06:44 PM Edited by newarkjw on Sun 09/26/10 06:46 PM
Of course not. Just had a bad day is all. I try to keep my glass half full..........

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sun 09/26/10 06:46 PM
Of course not. Just had a bad day is all. I try to keep my glass half full.......... so u t still drunk then?

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Sun 09/26/10 06:48 PM
I actually had to look up what a "spliff" means. You learn something new everyday. haha i want a slpiff....