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Old 10-04-2002, 06:06 PM
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Originally posted by AXOLiz:
My personal favorite cure is to stay awake until you're relatively sober. It's REALLY hard to do, but if I stay up, I'm usually ok in the morning. It's when I pass out cold that I'm hurting.
I so agree! I always stay up until I feel sober, or at least until the room stops spinning, and I barely ever get hangovers.

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Originally posted by Fewdfreak:
What I don't get though is the people who deliberately make themselves throw up, thinking it will make them feel better. If you are that drunk that you need to puke, the damage has been done, and throwing up isn't going to sober you up miraculously. My roommate stuck her fingers down my other roommates throat last night (gross I know) and told her that she had to throw it up. To me, it's just a waste of alcohol. I understand if you throw up just from being drunk, because you can't control that, but inducing the vomiting seems a little pointless to me. Any explaination for why people do this.
When you are sick, don't you feel better after you throw up? Well, when I am drunk, I feel better after I throw up. If I have to stick my finger down my throat to make my headache go away, I will.
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