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JabberWokky — 2007-03-17 16:24:28

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- If you're looking for a hangover (and everyone should have the experience, at least once,) the most reliable way to get one is probably ["Albertsons"] brand tequila.	+ Any ["alcohol"] will do, but if you're ''looking'' for a hangover (and everyone should have the experience at least once) the most reliable way to get one is probably ["Albertsons"] brand tequila. Be careful, and enjoy loathing yourself the next day.

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-03-17 11:49:48

man, this page blows

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- Some people believe that they can be avoided by drinking prodigious amounts of ["water"] in conjunction with the alcohol. Others recommend vitamin B. Still others suggest that careful selection of drinks will eliminate (or at least reduce) the hangover. Some say it's caused by fusil oil, an unwanted manufacturing by-product. I heard that by consuming a large quantity of sugar before(?) drinking, one will not experience a hangover -the theory having to do with cellular energy metabolism. A controlled experiment of drinking highly pure ethanol appropriately diluted would prove whether it's the alcohol itself or impurities which are the cause. Or an uncontrolled expirment wherein you watch someone drink until they throw up and sleep, then observe whether they're hung over in the morning. Web research would likely provide illumination here.	+ == How to Get Rid of a Hangover == + + ===Popular Remedies/Hypotheses=== + Some people believe that they can be avoided by drinking prodigious amounts of ["water"] in conjunction with the alcohol. Others recommend vitamin B ''(which one?)''. + + Still others suggest that careful selection of drinks will eliminate (or at least reduce) the hangover. + + Some say it's caused by fusil oil, an unwanted manufacturing by-product. + + I heard that by consuming a large quantity of sugar before(?) drinking, one will not experience a hangover -the theory having to do with cellular energy metabolism. + + A controlled experiment of drinking highly pure ethanol appropriately diluted would prove whether it's the alcohol itself or impurities which are the cause. Or an uncontrolled expirment wherein you watch someone drink until they throw up and sleep, then observe whether they're hung over in the morning. + + Web research would likely provide illumination here.
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	+ ===Places in Davis to Get Rid of a Hangover=== + * ["Delta of Venus"] + + == Where to Find a Hangover == +

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JackRoehrig — 2006-11-07 22:11:35

Removed and modified innaccurate data about hangovers (myths).

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- Higher-quality brands of booze will tend to leave less of a hangover (as virtually anyone who's drank widely will attest.) Although, you might just stick to the less wallet-confounding rule that dark drinks make you sick, clear drinks, well, don't as much.	+ Higher-quality brands of highly distilled alcohol such as vodka may leave less of a hangover than other highly distilled alcohols. This is, however, not true for most alcohols.

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JacobJa — 2006-05-17 11:36:19

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- Some people believe that they can be avoided by drinking prodigious amounts of ["water"] in conjunction with the alcohol. Others recommend vitamin B. Still others suggest that careful selection of drinks will eliminate (or at least reduce) the hangover. Some say it's caused by fusil oil, an unwanted manufacturing by-product. I heard that by consuming a large quantity of sugar before(?) drinking, one will not experience a hangover -the theory having to do with cellular energy metabolism. A controlled experiment of drinking highly pure ethanol appropriately diluted would prove whether it's the alcohol itself or impurities which are the cause. Web research would likely provide illumination here.	+ Some people believe that they can be avoided by drinking prodigious amounts of ["water"] in conjunction with the alcohol. Others recommend vitamin B. Still others suggest that careful selection of drinks will eliminate (or at least reduce) the hangover. Some say it's caused by fusil oil, an unwanted manufacturing by-product. I heard that by consuming a large quantity of sugar before(?) drinking, one will not experience a hangover -the theory having to do with cellular energy metabolism. A controlled experiment of drinking highly pure ethanol appropriately diluted would prove whether it's the alcohol itself or impurities which are the cause. Or an uncontrolled expirment wherein you watch someone drink until they throw up and sleep, then observe whether they're hung over in the morning. Web research would likely provide illumination here.
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	+ * [http://www.lufe.org/hangover/hangover.html Basic Hangover Remedies]
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- Higher-quality brands of booze will tend to leave less of a hangover (as virtually anyone who's drank widely will attest.)	+ Higher-quality brands of booze will tend to leave less of a hangover (as virtually anyone who's drank widely will attest.) Although, you might just stick to the less wallet-confounding rule that dark drinks make you sick, clear drinks, well, don't as much.

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BrentLaabs — 2005-11-07 15:17:20

i don't drink, so i'll just add a link

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	+ * [wiki:WikiPedia:Hangover Wikipedia:Hangover].

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SteveDavison — 2005-11-07 09:40:20

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- Some people believe that they can be avoided by drinking prodigious amounts of ["water"] in conjunction with the alcohol. Others recommend vitamin B. Still others suggest that careful selection of drinks will eliminate (or at least reduce) the hangover.	+ Some people believe that they can be avoided by drinking prodigious amounts of ["water"] in conjunction with the alcohol. Others recommend vitamin B. Still others suggest that careful selection of drinks will eliminate (or at least reduce) the hangover. Some say it's caused by fusil oil, an unwanted manufacturing by-product. I heard that by consuming a large quantity of sugar before(?) drinking, one will not experience a hangover -the theory having to do with cellular energy metabolism. A controlled experiment of drinking highly pure ethanol appropriately diluted would prove whether it's the alcohol itself or impurities which are the cause. Web research would likely provide illumination here.

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NickSchmalenberger — 2005-11-07 08:25:30

fixed joke

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- Hangovers are the result of overindulging during the consumption of ["alcohol"].	+ Describe ["Hangovers"] here.
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	+ + Hangovers are the result of overindulging during the consumption of ["alcohol"].

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ChrisTakemura — 2005-11-07 03:11:13

some advice.

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	+ + Some people believe that they can be avoided by drinking prodigious amounts of ["water"] in conjunction with the alcohol. Others recommend vitamin B. Still others suggest that careful selection of drinks will eliminate (or at least reduce) the hangover. + + Higher-quality brands of booze will tend to leave less of a hangover (as virtually anyone who's drank widely will attest.) + + If you're looking for a hangover (and everyone should have the experience, at least once,) the most reliable way to get one is probably ["Albertsons"] brand tequila.

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JasonAller — 2005-11-05 15:45:16

outgoing link added

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- Describe Hangovers here.	+ Hangovers are the result of overindulging during the consumption of ["alcohol"].

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-10-29 11:41:44

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	+ + ''Sorry, I can't -- I'm hungover.''

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KateWaterman — 2005-10-29 11:27:20

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	+ Describe Hangovers here.