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Originally posted by dEsidEL it;s all bout HAPPY HARDCORE BITCH!

wooooh! Finally a substitute for prozac

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POON POON BOI, listens to trance! (Ya gotta be a poon poon boi sometimes though)

POON POON BOI trying to look & act COOL, listens to Prog!

and finally ...

BOD MON partyin' with the ladies and getting some POON POON FLEX @ the end of the night, listens to Jungle!

[email protected] million X

All the ladies listens to house, b/c they are all FRUIT FLIES!

(no one should be offended here ... it's all fun and games!)

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Originally posted by E2EK1EL POON POON BOI, listens to trance! (Ya gotta be a poon poon boi sometimes though) POON POON BOI trying to look & act COOL, listens to Prog! and finally ... BOD MON partyin' with the ladies and getting some POON POON FLEX @ the end of the night, listens to Jungle! [email protected] million X All the ladies listens to house, b/c they are all FRUIT FLIES! (no one should be offended here ... it's all fun and games!)

ROFL

the only way of beating jet lag, that i know of, is to prevent it.

when i go to india, to visit the fam. i put my watch to indian time, and make sure on the plane, i sleep when its night there, and stay away when its day there. not when im tired or not.

works everytime!

ofcourse, india could be interchanged for YOUR destination country

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker I've got major jet lag from my trip. I've heard melatonin works pretty well. I'm gonna take 6 mg and I'll let you all know tomorrow how it works. Anybody else have any home-brew solutions?

Melatonin? wtf no one ever told me about that.
I always suffer major jet lag doing ireland-canada canda-ireland, the only way i work with it is force my body to get used to the different time-zone (5hr diff can be pretty big ), so that when i get to canada for example, even if its 3am ireland time, i try staying awake till at least 11pm canada time.
Not everyone can do that though so if it doesn't work for you, i suggest trying something my uncle (who is a pilot) does. He just goes to sleep whenever he feels like it, even if it's just for a few hours. Somehow that works for him but meh... I'd miss out on too much if i did that.

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker I've got major jet lag from my trip. I've heard melatonin works pretty well. I'm gonna take 6 mg and I'll let you all know tomorrow how it works. Anybody else have any home-brew solutions?

Sorry, no magic solutions for this, I'd love to know myself. Drink lots of water when you're flying, that's the most I've heard.

Oxygen therapy.

If you're at an airport with an oxygen bar, hook yourself up for 10 mins. If not, then I think you're pretty much fooked.