Hangover in other languages

Hangover in other languages.

• The French call it ‘wood mouth’
• Germans refer to it as ‘wailing of the cats’
• Italians call it ‘out of tune’
• Malaysians call it ‘lo’
• Norwegians identify it as ‘carpenters in the head’
• Spaniards call it ‘backlash’
• Swedes refer to it as ‘pain in the hair roots’

Wrong Party Maybe?

Ben Jonson's Drinking Quote

“Drink today, and drown all sorrow; You shall perhaps not do it tomorrow; Best, while you have it, use your breath; There is no drinking after death”

Feel Sorry For You

“I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day.”

4:AM on the 4Line

Funny anti-hangover methods

• Ancient Greeks ate cabbages
• Ancient Romans ate fried canaries.
• Some present day Germans eat a breakfast of red meat and bananas.
• Some French drink strong coffee with salt.
• Some Chinese drink spinach tea.
• Some Puerto Ricans rub half a lemon under their drinking arm.
• Some Haitians stick 13 black-headed needles into the cork of the bottle from which they drank
• Some Russians drink vodka in an effort to cure hangovers.

None of the above ‘cures’ are effective!

15% VS 30%

The alcohol in drinks of alcohol content less than 15% or more than 30% tend to be absorbed into the body more slowly.

Love Drunk People? I do

Virtual Insanity Drunk

I'm sure you are bound to get some laughs out of this.

Twenty things worth knowing about beer

Check out this cool comic from Theoatmeal.com it is funny and you might learn a thing or two.
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/beer

Enjoy