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violentblossom wrote:Image
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Greg your avatar? :lol:
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You'll never ever guess where =)
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jim4371 wrote:You'll never ever guess where =)
Oh I know exactly where. :lol:
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Here's one of me just now, I forgot to look at the mirror :lol:
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Note the poster of Jimbodini =)
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BrysonK wrote:Benadryl is an anti inflammatory..moreso for allergies.. I'd suggest a low dose of Melatonin mixed with a bit of ibuprofen. Aside from dehydration from binge drinking (ie hangover), the constriction of blood vessels is the next thing that will make you feel shitty after a day of drinking.

Personally, some Chronic & H20 the night before, and a beer in the morning, works wonders =)
Good to know regarding the blood level constriction....I was not aware of that. I just always saw it safer than the shit doctors try to shove down your throat for lack of sleep (benzo's and the such). To make a long story short....I have just started trying the melatonin again so I hope to stick with that for a while. What do you consider a low dose?

But I will agree, hair of the dog is the absolute best remedy out there. I know the Holloway has refrigerators....but in the extreme raggity motels, a cooler is a must. Oh-- and greasy ass food of course.

Second--- raw eggs Misty?? lol
I will let you try that out and tell me how it goes (if you can keep it down that is) :lol:
Oh and I was forced to smile in my passport picture.....it looks like shit though. Why dont they let you smile in yours?

Third--pretty eyes violentblossom!! I am a huge fan of black eyeliner :wink:
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We are not allowed to smile at pasport foto's anymore because some kind of computer check. There is a lot of criminal activities in fake passports and they try to fight it that way. Even the contrast on a passport photo has to be 100% perfect otherwise they will not accept it.
It's like you are making a photo for your card waiting to go to death row.
:|

Yes seriously, a raw egg just shove it down. I only saw men do it.
They also just go out side, stick their finger in their throat and throw up, and go back indoors again and start all over. :lol:

A long shower, good breakfast works fine for me. Most of the times. :lol:
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MistyJm wrote:A few I made in kinda sepia color. I like that style of photographs.
And as I removed the other ones from this thread. There we go.

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Thank you Fabi. That is sweet. :D Are you alright? Haven't seen you online for a while. I hope all is ok? Image
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MistyJm wrote:We are not allowed to smile at pasport foto's anymore because some kind of computer check. There is a lot of criminal activities in fake passports and they try to fight it that way. Even the contrast on a passport photo has to be 100% perfect otherwise they will not accept it.
It's like you are making a photo for your card waiting to go to death row.
:|

Yes seriously, a raw egg just shove it down. I only saw men do it.
They also just go out side, stick their finger in their throat and throw up, and go back indoors again and start all over. :lol:

A long shower, good breakfast works fine for me. Most of the times. :lol:
Interesting regarding the passport photos.......I was not aware.

And I still cant fathom the raw egg, what exactly is in the egg that helps a hangover?

Now the finger in the throat.......get it out...and keep going...I have done that many times, not so much now as I did when I was younger. But occasionally I will. I live very close to the border of Mexico and Clamato drinks are very popular here. They taste good, and one night after drinking 9+ i was informed that there was clam juice in them. I (from the midwest) always thought a clamato was a type of tomato.....wrong!!!

I had to make myself get rid off all of that mess once that info was passed over to me......blech :/
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Oh dearie, how am I going to explain in English. :lol:
Alcohol has an effect on your kidney's and causes hydration. Wich are a few of the reasons for a hangover. A raw egg destroys those symptoms as it cleans out your body faster.
I hope this makes sense a little. It is hard explainging something like this in a different langauge.
There are different morning drinks to make with a raw egg in it and from my understanding a lot of people swear it works wonders.

But that can also just be the placebo effect.
I have no intention of trying. :|

You live close to the border of Mexico Lauren? Must be so beautiful there.
Would you like to post photo's of the area in the show your world, your favorite places thread? I would love to see what the area looks like. :D
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no raw eggs for me...I'll settle for a huge omelette at Duke's.

I like clams... :|
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wha happened wrote:no raw eggs for me...I'll settle for a huge omelette at Duke's.

I like clams... :|
Exactly, good breakfast is the best. And coffee. At least one big one. Have to have coffee in the morning.
No raw eggs. That is more terrible then any hangover. :lol:
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Everyone knows the appeal of Duke's is the atmosphere..
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jim4371 wrote:Everyone knows the appeal of Duke's is the atmosphere..
Not raw eggs, chris??!!


Well, most of you drink egg nog......but organic, healthy-diet hen eggs are essential...not the egg factory kind.
Here's the scoop on the benefits of raw eggs which would have a super high nutritional value for your B vitamin/nutritionally depleted alcohol drenched system........

:wink: :roll: :mrgreen:

http://www.naturalnews.com/022607.html

So first you can give us your favorite drink recipes......
and then your favorite egg nog recipe...using organic eggs!! :mrgreen:
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Yes olive oil seems to be very healthy. But drinking a cup is taking it to far. That is just disgusting. :lol: But I do use it in cooking for sure.

No I can't say I saw picture before of border towns before. I hardly know anything of that area to be honest. It's sad to hear about the poor situation there. :( It's impossible to take care of all animals but I know what you mean. It's heartbreaking when you can't save them all. Hard to let go.
Your two Jack russels are happy to have such a loving owner. :)
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MistyJm wrote:Yes olive oil seems to be very healthy. But drinking a cup is taking it to far. That is just disgusting. :lol: But I do use it in cooking for sure.
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MistyJm wrote:Yes olive oil seems to be very healthy. But drinking a cup is taking it to far. That is just disgusting. :lol: But I do use it in cooking for sure.

No I can't say I saw picture before of border towns before. I hardly know anything of that area to be honest. It's sad to hear about the poor situation there. :( It's impossible to take care of all animals but I know what you mean. It's heartbreaking when you can't save them all. Hard to let go.
Your two Jack russels are happy to have such a loving owner. :)

Aw, why thank you :D


I am sorry it has taken me so long to respond, but I will be on the comp working on some stuff later tonight and I will try to post some pics of the border towns for you......it is something worth experiencing maybe once or twice, but thats about it.


and stupid me.....i HAVE heard of this egg thing before....you know that movie Cocktail with Tom Cruise? Someone did that in the movie, they mixed it with a red beer I think.
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and my jack with my stepdad.

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aww, what a cute Jack Monique!!!

Looks like a handfull (literally..in the picture) :lol: :lol:
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Lauren wrote:aww, what a cute Jack Monique!!!

Looks like a handfull (literally..in the picture) :lol: :lol:
He is. My sweet sweet cute handfull troublemaker. :lol: :lol:
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MistyJm wrote:
Lauren wrote:aww, what a cute Jack Monique!!!

Looks like a handfull (literally..in the picture) :lol: :lol:
He is. My sweet sweet cute handfull troublemaker. :lol: :lol:
He seems so quiet and peaceful in this photo. :) Sweet dog.
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Silver Forest wrote:
MistyJm wrote:
Lauren wrote:aww, what a cute Jack Monique!!!

Looks like a handfull (literally..in the picture) :lol: :lol:
He is. My sweet sweet cute handfull troublemaker. :lol: :lol:
He seems so quiet and peaceful in this photo. :) Sweet dog.
Thank you SF. This photo is very special to me. I shot it some weeks ago when I brought my dog to visit my stepdad when he just got released from the hospital after having a heart attack.

Dogs sense it. It's like you can see the emotion on that cute face. :)
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ok, I don't usually post pics of myself, but I got a new pair of sun glasses today
and I like them. Priceless myspace moment

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Hiya Kostis. :D

What is considered to be a myspace moment?
Excuse my ignorance on that subject as I don't do myspace, facebook, Hyves, and all that other stuff.
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MistyJm wrote:Hiya Kostis. :D

What is considered to be a myspace moment?
Excuse my ignorance on that subject as I don't do myspace, facebook, Hyves, and all that other stuff.

A default photo....kind of like an avatar. :wink:

I think thats the context he meant it in....
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Lauren wrote:
MistyJm wrote:Hiya Kostis. :D

What is considered to be a myspace moment?
Excuse my ignorance on that subject as I don't do myspace, facebook, Hyves, and all that other stuff.

A default photo....kind of like an avatar. :wink:

I think thats the context he meant it in....
Ah I see. Thanks so much for explaing to me Lauren. :D
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MistyJm wrote:
Lauren wrote:
MistyJm wrote:Hiya Kostis. :D

What is considered to be a myspace moment?
Excuse my ignorance on that subject as I don't do myspace, facebook, Hyves, and all that other stuff.

A default photo....kind of like an avatar. :wink:

I think thats the context he meant it in....
Ah I see. Thanks so much for explaing to me Lauren. :D
ahh no prob!
Its also just kind of like-- i dont know how to explain this very well--- but someone grabs a camera and in a sarcastic tone "myspace pic time" so everyone puts on their cool pose....then resumes business as usual.



and I just sounded like a complete nerd :? :lol:
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myspace pic time? :lol: That's a line I never heard. :lol:
I think I'm old fashion in that stuff. I know everybody is on Myspace these days, but I seriously would have no idea what to do with such a thing. :oops:
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