Giving up drinking

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doodab replied

18 May 2014, 08:10
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Then why not take up drinking decent stuff instead of meths? And drink lots of water afterwards?

I used to drink a lot of nice scotch and Munich beer. It still gives you a hangover if you drink enough of it.
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BrilloPad replied

18 May 2014, 07:54
Then why not take up drinking decent stuff instead of meths? And drink lots of water afterwards?
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doodab started a topic Giving up drinking

18 May 2014, 07:48
Giving up drinking

I gave up drinking in November when I started feeling really ill. I am now at least 3x smarter than I was then, despite being perpetually out of my head on some fairly strong painkillers. I read faster & I understand harder stuff with less effort.

My conclusion. Hangovers **** you up. Avoid them.
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