[Humour] How bad is your hangover?

zefarelly

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• Jul 12, 2021

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I had a few beers pre kick off, dinner @7:30 and caned a bottle of red in 90 minutes.

Being sensible I'd have quit there and then, but I opened another bottle . . . oof. 9/10

 

hans kraay fan club

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Chandlers Ford

• Jul 12, 2021

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A mild 3/10.

Nothing severe, but annoying enough that its going to make it a slog of a day at work.

 

Curious Orange

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• Jul 12, 2021

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My head is fine, no beer was consumed as I was watching with Junior Orange

 

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Chandlers Ford

• Jul 12, 2021

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hans kraay fan club said:

A mild 3/10.

Nothing severe, but annoying enough that its going to make it a slog of a day at work.

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the roadworks / drilling just up the road from my office have turned this up to a solid 5.0

 

zefarelly

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hans kraay fan club said:

the roadworks / drilling just up the road from my office have turned this up to a solid 5.0

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3 coffees, a banana and a Scotch egg, listening to the Italian Job soundtrack . .down to a 6 already

 

Wrong-Direction

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• Jul 12, 2021

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Just made a fry up and it's gone from 8 to 6. I was the only one that could take today off!

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Harry Wilson's tackle

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• Jul 12, 2021

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I think I'm still drunk.

 

pasty

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• Jul 12, 2021

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Not feeling too bad all things considered. Would have been off the scale had we won, but after the pens I just had one more consolatory pint and went home.

 

Chicken Run

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• Jul 12, 2021

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zefarelly said:

I had a few beers pre kick off, dinner @7:30 and caned a bottle of red in 90 minutes.

Being sensible I'd have quit there and then, but I opened another bottle . . . oof. 9/10

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0/10 thankfully although I’ve repatriated a few this morning who are in a very bad way!


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Gabbafella

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• Jul 12, 2021

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I had 6 pints, which is a lot for me these days. I feel a bit fuzzy, slight headache and tired. Don't start work till 1pm so that's helped. Only a 3/10 and I'm sure a coffee and some fresh air will drop that.

 

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• Jul 12, 2021

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Not as bad as it would have been. Had we won on pens I probably would have kept going a lot longer

 

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essbee1

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• Jul 12, 2021

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I filled up on junk food before the match - which I don't like doing but feel fine today (2/10).

 

Bry Nylon

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• Jul 12, 2021

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My first tournament Alcohol Free. Certainly makes it easier to keep the highs and lows in perspective. Plus I must have saved a load of cash. It's the way to go!

 

zefarelly

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Did anyone start at noon in a pub? There were some pretty smashed people wandering around Shoreham at 4-5pm when I walked the dog!

 

Notters

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• Jul 12, 2021

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I didn't actually drink much but couldn't sleep a wink last night. Must've been the adrenaline. Anyone else have that problem?

 

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Pint of Ale and a Burger

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• Jul 12, 2021

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Im not sure my hangover has arrived yet.
I felt a mixture of still drunk and very slightly hungover this morning which always makes it a bit easier to manage through the morning with food and water.
Water tastes like shit today though and I think I will feel knackered by late afternoon.

 

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• Jul 12, 2021

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Wrong-Direction said:

Just made a fry up and it's gone from 8 to 6. I was the only one that could take today off!

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Yes a decent fry up always helps I think.
Or a decent breakfast baguette that a lot of places do these days.

 

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• Jul 12, 2021

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No hangover, only had 6 small bottles over the match. Probably the first tournament where I haven’t had a massive low. No hangover helps. Just a feeling of what might have been. Euros not as important as WC and that is only 18 months away.

 

happypig

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• Jul 12, 2021

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Six bottles of American Pale Ale has left me feeling a bit delicate. Cooked breakfast helped but I shall be taking it easy today, apart from fixing the tomato strings in the greenhouse.

 

dazzer6666

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• Jul 12, 2021

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Non existent. First drink just before ko as was out all day....couple of cans and a glass of red during the game. Had resigned myself to us not winning after they equalised.