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djthunderbird
welcometoESTonia

Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Estonia, Tallinn
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May-04-2002 21:18
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djthunderbird
welcometoESTonia

Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Estonia, Tallinn
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May-04-2002 22:34
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nekholm
nekholm

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: .fi
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It was last summer, I was drinking with my mate and 2 birds, I was very drunk, and we went to one of the bird's grandfather or something. Why we did that I don't know, since I was home alone. I woke up at about 9.30, and not long after that I threw out the window. After that, we started walking home, and after about 1 minute I threw up again. The way home was about 2 km, but it took for sure almost an hour to walk, because of the terrible hangover. I stopped and sat down a couple of times, laid down, threw up once again. When I finally got home, I tried drinking some Samarin and Jaffa to make myself feel better. At least that was what I tought, I threw up on the floor right after that, probably everything I drank the night before. Same thing as Orbax, I tried drinking something, but I just threw it up again, and couldn't eat for many hours.. I threw up 7 times that day.
I usually don't throw up, so this was really horrible.
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May-05-2002 14:03
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evil_bastard
Newcastle United

Registered: Dec 2001
Location:
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I've woken up covered in some funny colours of puke before.
Worst night has to be the one in hospital. Started drinking in the local about 5pm, and in the next two hours I had about 12 pints, so we were really warming up. Come 7/8pm we met a big group from college, a few of them I knew, but most I didn't know that well. We decided drinking games would go down well, despite the fact this lot had just started their night. To cut a long story short, I had between 20 and 30 shots (estimates vary) of Red Aftershocks on top of the previous pints, and had to be carried out of the bar by my mates, asleep/unconscious. The last thing I remember is necking aftershocks and having a laugh. Apparently then I collapsed outside, got some nasty cuts and bruises on my legs. Got up several times, and appeared to be walking fine, but my legs gave in repeatedly. The ambulance came, one of my mates came with me, and stayed in the hospital until 2am. I still can't remember any of this, but apparently I puked red aftershock over him several times, and also chatted up the fit nurse. He says I even got up and went for a piss and somehow found the bogs without any directions. Beer compass working eh. God knows what was keeping me on my feet. I woke up at 6am, on my feet, being propped up by two nurses as they helped me into my Dad's car who was waiting at the hospital entrance. Puked up all the next day, and couldn't walk without extreme pain for three days. I could taste cinnamon for a few days too. Apparently if I hadn't woken up and got active, they were going to pump my stomach to get the alcohol out. That, I am told, involves a tube going through the throat and right into the stomach, and can make you ill for some time. Glad I escaped that one!
But all in all, it brought us a good few laughs 
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May-05-2002 17:27
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G K Murray
Likes old skool trance
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: A smog free place near Middlesbrough
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| quote: | Originally posted by evil_bastard
I've woken up covered in some funny colours of puke before.
Worst night has to be the one in hospital. Started drinking in the local about 5pm, and in the next two hours I had about 12 pints, so we were really warming up. Come 7/8pm we met a big group from college, a few of them I knew, but most I didn't know that well. We decided drinking games would go down well, despite the fact this lot had just started their night. To cut a long story short, I had between 20 and 30 shots (estimates vary) of Red Aftershocks on top of the previous pints, and had to be carried out of the bar by my mates, asleep/unconscious. The last thing I remember is necking aftershocks and having a laugh. Apparently then I collapsed outside, got some nasty cuts and bruises on my legs. Got up several times, and appeared to be walking fine, but my legs gave in repeatedly. The ambulance came, one of my mates came with me, and stayed in the hospital until 2am. I still can't remember any of this, but apparently I puked red aftershock over him several times, and also chatted up the fit nurse. He says I even got up and went for a piss and somehow found the bogs without any directions. Beer compass working eh. God knows what was keeping me on my feet. I woke up at 6am, on my feet, being propped up by two nurses as they helped me into my Dad's car who was waiting at the hospital entrance. Puked up all the next day, and couldn't walk without extreme pain for three days. I could taste cinnamon for a few days too. Apparently if I hadn't woken up and got active, they were going to pump my stomach to get the alcohol out. That, I am told, involves a tube going through the throat and right into the stomach, and can make you ill for some time. Glad I escaped that one!
But all in all, it brought us a good few laughs |
Tpypical GEORDIE, pissed bastard!!!!!
Isn't it fuckin amazing how those beer STLITS keep you standing when you feel like you should've collapsed!!
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May-06-2002 03:42
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