Dealing with the Hangover After St Patricks day

louisecm · 16-03-2007 11:07AM

petes wrote:

Thanks for reminding me. I have a tub of Andrews here on my desk.

Please tell me Andrew's Liver Salts aren't as gross as they sound?

petes · 16-03-2007 11:11AM

louisecm wrote:

Please tell me Andrew's Liver Salts aren't as gross as they sound?

They are not too bad. Put a spoon of it into half glass of water and drink.

seamus · 16-03-2007 11:17AM

louisecm wrote:

Please tell me Andrew's Liver Salts aren't as gross as they sound?

They're not made of liver :-)

They used to be the cure-all for upset stomachs back when I was a kid. You stick a teaspoon in a glass of water, and it all fizzes up like when you put a tablet in water. Then you drink it. It doesn't taste bad by any measure.

catspring · 16-03-2007 11:17AM

i'm working the lunch shift on sunday. two of my fellow waitresses have booked it off (

) and it's mother's day! so, i'll probably sweat off the hangover, spill some soup and then go on the beer again

The Queen · 16-03-2007 12:46PM

Work.

At ten in the morning. Till six..... Sigh.......... Best way to cure a hangover.

not.

Sarky · 16-03-2007 01:33PM

Crazy, I know, but I've always found that knowing my limits and/or pacing myself works much better all round than cramming alcohol into you in the desperate fear that there won't be any left in the country on the 18th. God, I'm such an abnormal freak, aren't I?

louisecm · 16-03-2007 01:59PM

Dont be so sarcy Sarky! I have found that these days, 3 glasses of wine stretched over an evening can give me just as big a hangover as 17 pints, 10 vodkas, a champagne cocktail and 3 baby guinness so unfortunately pacing yourself and knowing your limit does not always work my friend.

Dealing with the Hangover After St Patricks day

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