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Bacon sarnies cure hangovers = FACT

dr strangelove · 2009-04-07 12:14:39

Yep, it's true: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/04/07/bacon_sarnie_hangover_cure/ Although i personally still think more research needs to be done.....

07-04-2009 12:14pm

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Yep, it's true:

It's official: The classic post-bender bacon sarnie really does help cure your hangover, thanks to the dual chemical benefits of the bread/sliced pig combination.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/04/07/bacon_sarnie_hangover_cure/

Although i personally still think more research needs to be done.....

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#2 07-04-2009 1:10pm

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Excellent!

I volunteer to help with research, I know I know, I'm just so kind helping the nation

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#3 07-04-2009 1:13pm

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I'm sorry, we can't allow medical advice on Boards.ie.

Thread locked.

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#4 07-04-2009 1:36pm

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Tom Dunne wrote: »

I'm sorry, we can't allow medical advice on Boards.ie.

Thread locked.

Hangovers aren't an illness, they're a painful ode to alcohol

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#5 07-04-2009 1:43pm

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Cathooo wrote: »

Hangovers aren't an illness, they're a painful ode to alcohol

They aren't an illness, they are a medical condition, usually with severe symptoms.

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#6 07-04-2009 1:59pm

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Would we also consider pancake or french toast with bacon an another passable cure:P

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#7 07-04-2009 2:20pm

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The Brothers and Brotherettes induldged in some Bacon Pancakes in Dusseldorf recently so I reckon they are allowed

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#8 08-04-2009 3:28pm

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Okay, i started a thread pre-christmas and i was willing to forgive a few occurances of the "B-word" (here) but you'll have to excuse me.......wtf is a bacon sarnie?

Is it anything like a rasher sambo?

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#9 08-04-2009 3:48pm

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Deleted User wrote: »

Okay, i started a thread pre-christmas and i was willing to forgive a few occurances of the "B-word" (here) but you'll have to excuse me.......wtf is a bacon sarnie?

Is it anything like a rasher sambo?

You southerners and your crazy ways.

Bacon and eggs sandwich ftw.

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#10 08-04-2009 5:24pm

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Would sausages work as they too are also from a part of the pig? With cheese onion and ketchup:D

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#11 09-04-2009 11:31am

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Picked up a full breakfast roll on my way home last night in the Spar on Dame St that has a full deli at 2.30 in the morning.

I can honestly say that this magical food stuff also stops hangovers occuring.

Prevention is better than cure people.

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#12 09-04-2009 5:12pm

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Redpunto wrote: »

Would sausages work as they too are also from a part of the pig? With cheese onion and ketchup:D

Cheese, onion and ketchup? Intriguing. I will investigate and report back in due course.

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#13 09-04-2009 7:11pm

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Tom Dunne wrote: »

Cheese, onion and ketchup? Intriguing. I will investigate and report back in due course.

Let me know how you get on with the onion. I only ever have cheese and ketchup on mine.

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