cassie5squared | (no subject)

Urgh. Urgh. Urgh.

Getting a few bottles of drink in to celebrate one's twenty-first birthday? Seemed like a great idea at the time. Get a bit tipsy, natter with my mates online, and enjoy feeling better than normal.

This scenario, however, depended on my actually measuring the amount of booze going into the drink. Which I neglected in favour of just sloshing it in and thinking "eh, that looks all right".

Note to self: this method leads to getting lost on your way to the bathroom not ten feet away and barely getting there in time to throw up, followed by stumbling back into the bedroom and literally falling onto the bed to sleep.

I remember listening to music and chatting to several people. However, did not recall what was said until this morning. Thank you very much,

julyflame, for showing me that I lose my ability to type a coherent sentence when rat-arsed.

And, um...

lycaenion,

cofmanynames, and anyone else I spoke to last night, please reassure me I didn't say anything offensive? If I did, I apologise profusely.

Hangover remedies, please. Water and painkillers only help so far... *curls up and groans*

Threaded | Flat

Sleep. I was only drunk and hungover once, and it was more than enough to ensure that I never did it again. Really, I did pretty much the same as you, only I was about ten months later and didn't have the birthday excuse. :(

*hugs* Poor you. And don't worry, you didn't say anything to me, and even if you had, I'd forgive you for it. I'm sure everyone else does, too. Just curl up and sleep, if you can, keep the curtains closed, threaten anyone else in the house with bloody murder if they make noise, and if that fails, get some sleeping pills.

... If that fails, try a hot bath. Might not help the actual hangover, but it could soothe the symptoms.

(Disclaimer in case more experienced drinkers *coughPadscough* decide to correct me: I'm no expert on hangover cures. I'm just listing the things that make me feel better.

*hugs Cassie again*