A hangover brings great relief - Happy Hangovers !!
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" To let it all hang out means to drive away or quench a head ache, which we call a hangover, - writes Ivan Boltin back in 1788,
in the comments on « History of Russia » G. Leklerka. - For this, different means are used: some, having drunk a bowl of vodka,
satisfies the pain. Other refresh themselves with soft drinks, that is, they drink sours, lemonade, lingonberry water, cucumber
pickle. The best way, in my opinion, is not to have a hangover, never to get drunk "
HAPPY HANGOVER !!
dr. π (pi)
.
" To let it all hang out means to drive away or quench a head ache, which we call a hangover, - writes Ivan Boltin back in 1788,
in the comments on « History of Russia » G. Leklerka. - For this, different means are used: some, having drunk a bowl of vodka,
satisfies the pain. Other refresh themselves with soft drinks, that is, they drink sours, lemonade, lingonberry water, cucumber
pickle. The best way, in my opinion, is not to have a hangover, never to get drunk "
HAPPY HANGOVER !!
dr. π (pi)
.