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aurora_spirit
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BriTer
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aurora_spirit wrote:Lots of Coca Cola
Tea
Lots of Water
Lots of greezy food
Extra sleep and laying on the couch all day.
I don't know why but greasy food did it for me. Usually fried eggs.
Of course just the thought of it made me feel worse. blech
Probably any food at all would have helped.
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aurora_spirit
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BriTer wrote:aurora_spirit wrote:Lots of Coca Cola
Tea
Lots of Water
Lots of greezy food
Extra sleep and laying on the couch all day.
I don't know why but greasy food did it for me. Usually fried eggs.
Of course just the thought of it made me feel worse. blech
Probably any foor at all would have helped.
It's funny about grease curing hangovers isn't it. Fried eggs on corn beef hash browns with hollandaise sauce did it for me on New Year's Day.
Oh, and lots of Coke.
Let your spirit soar.
