Bacon sarnies cure hangovers: Official

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Weltchy replied

7 April 2009, 14:07
Originally posted by Jubber View Post

The "pervasive dryness" is caused by the "pervasive brown nosing" caused by getting to the office at that stupid time.

Hey, times are hard, contracts scarce and benched contractors aplenty.
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Churchill replied

7 April 2009, 13:45
I haven't got a hangover but I am at this present moment munching my way through a Bacon and Egg butty!
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Jubber replied

7 April 2009, 13:43
Originally posted by Weltchy View Post

I can agree with this one. Went out for a celebratory meal last night and woke up this morning with that tell-tale pervasive dryness. Got into work and suffered for about an hour and a half until I could run out for a sausage and bacon baguette at about 8am. Was fine afterwards.

The "pervasive dryness" is caused by the "pervasive brown nosing" caused by getting to the office at that stupid time.
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Weltchy replied

7 April 2009, 12:06
I can agree with this one. Went out for a celebratory meal last night and woke up this morning with that tell-tale pervasive dryness. Got into work and suffered for about an hour and a half until I could run out for a sausage and bacon baguette at about 8am. Was fine afterwards.
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FSM with Cheddar replied

7 April 2009, 12:00
I didn't have a hangover this morning, but had a BLT anyway.

Does that mean I am now immune from my next hangover?
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TykeMerc replied

7 April 2009, 11:47
In fact, so lovely are these aromas that Elin concluded he'd known "three vegetarians who have been broken by the smell of bacon.”

I love that line, I know one as well
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chef started a topic Bacon sarnies cure hangovers: Official

7 April 2009, 11:00
Bacon sarnies cure hangovers: Official

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/04...hangover_cure/
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