why is drinking so good

Chancer3001 · 08-12-2018 12:54PM

i heard it described beauifully once.

Drinking allows you to borrow happiness from tomorrow

Assetbacked · 08-12-2018 01:05PM

1. Getting drunk: or

2. Big feed and sex.

The two options for a Friday night, noting that opting for 1. will lead to losing 2.

2. is the winner these days.

tuxy · 08-12-2018 01:13PM

Chancer3001 wrote: »

i heard it described beauifully once.

Drinking allows you to borrow happiness from tomorrow

So it's just like MDMA?

completedit · 08-12-2018 02:51PM

tuxy wrote: »

So it's just like MDMA?

Eh not really tbh. Doing drugs doesn't really have the same social aspect that having drinks does.

tuxy · 08-12-2018 02:54PM

completedit wrote: »

Eh not really tbh. Doing drugs doesn't really have the same social aspect that having drinks does.

https://youtu.be/MIAJemmO-bg?t=239

08-12-2018 04:24PM

completedit wrote: »

never got a hangover in my life and i mix drinks throughout the night

So you're a tea-total cocktail maker then :P

harry Bailey esq · 08-12-2018 06:50PM

completedit wrote: »

I'm late 20's and there's still nothing better than getting locked. I only drink once every 6 weeks or so but it's unreal, especially over christmas and in the summer.

Spring and autumn aren't without their charms either bub. Trust me, we all know. The 'only once every six weeks or so' perplexes me. She's a cruel mistress, the gargle. You can really only truly appreciate the highs once you've tangled the lows, which kinda nullifies your opening gambit. I wholeheartedly agree with the first sentence mind, I'm a decade older than yourself so you've a good bit of revelry left in you. With all that being said, cheers. It's Powers single barrel for me tonight.

Potential-Monke · 08-12-2018 07:03PM

Done quite the bit of drinking in my late teens and all the 20s. Not that fond of it anymore. Haven't had a drink in about 8 months. Don't know if i'm better for it, but I certainly don't miss the hangovers. Plus, my stomach seems to have shrunk so I can't drink anything more than a few pints and I'm busting. Used to have to make myself sick to make room.

Now, much prefer a smoke. No hangovers, no acting the fool, just enjoying me time.

McCrack · 08-12-2018 07:06PM

The first pint of Guinness after a busy week is a beautiful thing

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 08-12-2018 07:15PM

My alcohol consumption steadily decreased once I left college and I barely drink now at all in my mid 30s because I find the depression that accompanies my hangovers *really* hard to deal with AND I’m a complete spa when I’m drunk. Like, really annoying. I just felt it was a bit undignified and something that I could only get away with in my late teens and early to mid twenties. My folks are teatotallers and my extended family aren’t really boozers (many teatotallers and light drinkers) apart from one alcoholic uncle and I think my upbringing has influenced my drinking habits too. We never had drink-soaked family gatherings. It was all tea and coffee and the odd sherry or brandy.

I don’t miss boozing much at all, to be honest. And I love having a clear head all the time. And the fact that I eat much less junk food because of not drinking is a great thing too.

Feisar · 08-12-2018 07:41PM

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ToddyDoody · 08-12-2018 07:52PM

I think you can sum it up with how drink can make a relatively unattractive girl look like Ariana Grande.

elperello · 08-12-2018 07:58PM

Don't over think it.

If you feel like a drink have a drink.

If you don't feel like a drink don't have a drink.

oceanman · 08-12-2018 07:59PM

KevinCavan wrote: »

I’m your thirties you will probably wonder why you didn’t do more to achieve your dreams. It’s a bit of a fools paradise the drinking. I say that as somebody who drank through their 20’s also.

what if you don't have dreams?

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 08-12-2018 08:47PM

wakka12 wrote: »

I drink 2 litres of water when I get home after drinking. Dont get hangovers, its horrible force feeding yourself water when you get home and feeling like youre about to burst but its worth it

I know people who do that and they say it prevents hangovers but it clearly doesn’t. They’re still knackered the next day (which is part of a hangover no matter what anyone says), completely listless, blearly-eyed and surrounded by junk food. They’re hungover. Nothing can fully prevent one if you drink a hape.

08-12-2018 08:49PM

Drinking moderately, say 3-4 pints once a week or so, is hugely underrated, whereas binge drinking, say 6+ pints in one night is massively overrated, because people usually forget the come down.

Galwayguy35 · 08-12-2018 09:08PM

completedit wrote: »

I'm late 20's and there's still nothing better than getting locked. I only drink once every 6 weeks or so but it's unreal, especially over christmas and in the summer.

I wouldn't agree that there is nothing better than getting locked, a good ride would be better would it not?

no hangover the next day either.

wakka12 · 08-12-2018 09:09PM

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

I know people who do that and they say it prevents hangovers but it clearly doesn’t. They’re still knackered the next day (which is part of a hangover no matter what anyone says), completely listless, blearly-eyed and surrounded by junk food. They’re hungover. Nothing can fully prevent one if you drink a hape.

If I dont drink the water I have a pounding headache all day. So the water does stop a hangover. Im tired and bleary eyed the next day regardless because I was out til 4am talking and dancing

08-12-2018 09:20PM

wakka12 wrote: »

If I dont drink the water I have a pounding headache all day. So the water does stop a hangover. Im tired and bleary eyed the next day regardless because I was out til 4am talking and dancing

Water makes a huge difference, most of the hangover symptoms are down to dehydration. Though it’s best to mix the water with the beer I think, rather than having it at the end.

IamtheWalrus · 08-12-2018 09:22PM

A holiday from one's self.

BENDYBINN · 08-12-2018 09:23PM

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

I wouldn't agree that there is nothing better than getting locked, a good ride would be better would it not?

no hangover the next day either.

Oh yea a good ride is fantastic! Yahoo
Ps. I’m not gay either

lawred2 · 08-12-2018 09:25PM

There comes a tipping point for most where the hangover is just no longer worth it and rather than it being an immediate thing, the frequency of nights out just slowly diminishes to the point where months could go between sessions.

For me I love the first few hours when everyone is in great form, the conversation is good, the drink is talking hold but hasn't got messy..

Once in the messy phase I'm as well off taking myself home

Brian? · 08-12-2018 09:27PM

KevinCavan wrote: »

I’m your thirties you will probably wonder why you didn’t do more to achieve your dreams. It’s a bit of a fools paradise the drinking. I say that as somebody who drank through their 20’s also.

I’m in my 40s. I drank my way through my 20s and 30s. Achieved all my dreams. Maybe you stopped drinking too early.

limnam · 08-12-2018 09:31PM

tuxy wrote: »

So it's just like MDMA?

No, MDMA is like borrowing happiness of the next month

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 08-12-2018 09:40PM

wakka12 wrote: »

If I dont drink the water I have a pounding headache all day. So the water does stop a hangover. Im tired and bleary eyed the next day regardless because I was out til 4am talking and dancing

Headaches are only one part of a hangover. In fact my hangovers never involve headaches. I just feel like shït.

Hangover tiredness is different from normal tiredness and I’m never bleary-eyed after a really late night unless I’ve been drinking.

I don’t know you but anyone I know who says drinking water prevents their hangover - it clearly doesn’t. They are hungover to fück. Very obviously so. Maybe you’re a special case but really I think the only thing that cures a hangover is time.

Junkyard Tom · 08-12-2018 09:44PM

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BelovedAunt · 08-12-2018 10:12PM

Elaina Poor Staff wrote: »

You don’t love it enough if you are doing it every 6 weeks. I need a good session at least once a week!

Love you Nox

:D

Four Phucs Ache · 08-12-2018 10:31PM

I've just polished a few glasses of gin.My wife is delighted because I behave the same way when we first met. I talk absolute shyte and she loves it. Believe me, my phone helped me type this correctly. !!!!!

08-12-2018 10:41PM

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Headaches are only one part of a hangover. In fact my hangovers never involve headaches. I just feel like shït.

Hangover tiredness is different from normal tiredness and I’m never bleary-eyed after a really late night unless I’ve been drinking.

I don’t know you but anyone I know who says drinking water prevents their hangover - it clearly doesn’t. They are hungover to fück. Very obviously so. Maybe you’re a special case but really I think the only thing that cures a hangover is time.

yeah, hangover tiredness is a different breed of tiredness. The best thing to do to reduce it is to try sober up as much as possible before sleeping. Alcohol messes up your quality of sleep. Better quality sleep = less hangover. Other than that, any next-day tiredness can only be slept off.

Still ,though, one of the worst aspects of a hangover is the dehydration and the headaches and nausea that come with that. So hydrate before sleeping and that reduces the hangover a lot.

The day after a hangover is always great, when you have a brilliant sleep and wake up feeling back to normal again.

The 2-day hangover, though, that's a right b*stard.:eek:

completedit · 08-12-2018 10:57PM

another week off the sauce as it turns out, i think that's why i love it, I didn't overdo it in college.

why is drinking so good

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