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Longest hangover ever?

Saipanne

I had an almighty session on Friday. So bad that I'm still feeling the horrors element of it. It might be a personal record for longest hangover.

Tell us your personal bests. Can you beat mine?

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smash

Saipanne wrote: »

So bad that I'm still feeling the horrors element of it.

You slept with a fat chick, didn't you...

jimgoose

Never had a hangover that bad that I didn't address later-on that day with the hair o' the dog, so no, can't help you chief! :pac:

AnonoBoy

I went drinking at 3.00pm on Friday and I'm still hungover now, 18 years later.

dm09

I usually find if I go on the drink on back to back days.. the hang over gets prolonged accordingly. Longest I can remember was 5 day hangover!

bodhrandude

I had a hangover that lasted two or three days in the middle of the heatwave in 1995, was on a Jameson whisky binge, needless to say I haven't touched Jameson since.

MugMugs

Hangovers are easy.

Wake up hung over, make your way to the pub, drink about three pints. Go home, have a few cans and then a rake of water.

Next day you'll be bright as a button and ready to do it all over again.

[Deleted User]

Well it's your own fault really isn't it?

If you don't want to suffer from a hangover then don't stop drinking.

who the fug

smash wrote: »

You slept with a fat chick, didn't you...

He is the fat chick

Tugboats

#lad

PLL

I did full 5 days of rag week (midday to 3/4am with a break of a 3 hour nap and huge feed in the evening), then on the Saturday went home for my cousin's birthday, then a super sunday the day after. Safe to say I was fcked for the entire next week, including getting a chest infection that lasted 3 weeks. I was 19, good memories but wouldn't do it again if you paid me.

The_Valeyard

I dont mind the hangover as much as 'the fear'

thats the worst part.

hufpc8w3adnk65

I had a permenent hangover when I lived in Greece for 6 months at a time! Only cure is go drinking again! Other wise it's depression ville for you!

dm09

MrMac84 wrote: »

I had a permenent hangover when I lived in Greece for 6 months at a time! Only cure is go drinking again! Other wise it's depression ville for you!

Yes nothing worse than the fear.. That sense of impending doom and guilt you get after a few nights on the booze ! :pac:

HalloweenJack

Worst I can remember: went on a bender that was Wednesday night, all-day Thursday, Friday night and all-day Saturday and all-day Sunday.

Went into DTs on Sunday night once I finally stopped drinking, it was horrible. Shivering, shaky, couldn't sleep, awful achy feeling everywhere. It was the Thursday before I felt somewhat normal again. The Monday was a horrible, achy hangover and the Tuesday and Wednesday were just really tired and dehydrated.

jimgoose

MugMugs wrote: »

Hangovers are easy.

Wake up hung over, make your way to the pub, drink about three pints. Go home, have a few cans and then a rake of water.

Next day you'll be bright as a button and ready to do it all over again.

I would work a trucker's breakfast that'd capsize a bull elephant into that itenary somewhere.

Saipanne

I just popped a couple of painkillers. Hopefully that will numb things a bit.... ugh.

jimgoose

I think I had the Shortest Hangover Ever yesterday evening, though. We stopped at t'Woolpack after some shopping and I had four pints of Carlsberg. I had a slight headache for a couple of minutes while Woman was fetching the car afterwards.

lazybones32

Saipanne wrote: »

I had an almighty session on Friday. So bad that I'm still feeling the horrors element of it. It might be a personal record for longest hangover.

Tell us your personal bests. Can you beat mine?

Does poisoning count? Was sick for a week after a whiskey session.

Saipanne

jimgoose wrote: »

I think I had the Shortest Hangover Ever yesterday evening, though. We stopped at t'Woolpack after some shopping and I had four pints of Carlsberg. I had a slight headache for a couple of minutes while Woman was fetching the car afterwards.

That was your brain rejecting the crapness of the beer.

jimgoose

lazybones32 wrote: »

Does poisoning count? Was sick for a week after a whiskey session.

Alcohol poisoning shall be considered cheating. Rafferty's Rules gentlemen, i.e. no head-butting below the belt and first one in an ambulance is a woofter!

jimgoose

Saipanne wrote: »

That was your brain rejecting the crapness of the beer.

Hmm. Don't think so squire, my brain isn't anything like as clever as it thinks it is. :pac:

lee_baby_simms

Electric Picnic this year. Took about 5 days to get back to normal. The psychological effects were much harder to cope with than the physical.

omb0wyn5ehpij9

I thought a 3 day hangover was bad. After reading some of these posts, it's not as bad as I thought!

Steve_o

Had a christmas party in my apartment back when I was in college and as usual it got out of hand when loads of wine was added to the beer already drank! I was hungover for 4 days.... 4 very unpleasant days!

Pumpkinseeds

It's been a few years since I had a 'really bad' hangover. It was a New years eve and I got hammered on cocktails of champagne with a double shot of gin in them. Took me almost a week to recover. Once you get into your 30's your body just won't let you away with getting drunk anymore, it punishes you for punishing it.:(

Savage Tyrant

I went on a 10 day holiday in Septemeber that included a wedding... No kids, (well only the 17 year old, old enough to look after himself) loads of mates, great atmosphere and my first foreign holiday in 5 years..... Open bar on the wedding day meant no pints, only jäger bombs ... But constant drinking for the entire holiday which at home I'd be entirely unable to do resulted in the last day of the holiday being a dry day.... I honestly felt suicidal with the horrors.... And it continued for about 5 days when I got home, not helped in the slightest by starting a 10 hour shift less than 6 hours after landing in Ireland, and 4 more in the next 5 days after that..... Horrific.

OldNotWIse

Is that actually true about drinking more? I had a hangover last year that lasted two days, after I'd a run in with a bottle of red and a litre of vodka. I lost about 5kg. Would a few pints really have made it all ok? Drink is the last thing you want when you feel like that

Saipanne

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Is that actually true about drinking more? I had a hangover last year that lasted two days, after I'd a run in with a bottle of red and a litre of vodka. I lost about 5kg. Would a few pints really have made it all ok? Drink is the last thing you want when you feel like that

Yes and no. It does kill the hangover, but merely postpones it with an even more potent one. Kicking the can down the road is the appropriate phrase.

DarkyHughes

MugMugs wrote: »

Hangovers are easy.

Wake up hung over, make your way to the pub, drink about three pints. Go home, have a few cans and then a rake of water.

Next day you'll be bright as a button and ready to do it all over again.

Or you could just take a few benzo's once you wake up. That's probably a lot easier & costs alot less.

hufpc8w3adnk65

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Is that actually true about drinking more? I had a hangover last year that lasted two days, after I'd a run in with a bottle of red and a litre of vodka. I lost about 5kg. Would a few pints really have made it all ok? Drink is the last thing you want when you feel like that

Theres a fine line you see, you need too drink enough too take away the hangover BUT not enough too give you another one!