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I'm only a minor alcoholic
mfw you know you'll have to show up to classes hungover but don't care
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Okami_No_Heishi

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TheLaughingLion1 said:
Idk, it feels about the same to me if I drink too much of either.
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I grew up drinking cheap beer, and wondered why I felt like hell the next day at work. I stopped drinking cheap beer about 14 years ago. Only time I have even felt like I had a hangover is when I put liquor in the mix.
 
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backpawscratcher

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Okami_No_Heishi said:
Do you have any others? If not, you should get another. Dogs are special. They really are humans friends. And they say that having a dog, or any pet, greatly reduces stress and improves longevity. Dogs Rock!!
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At some point we’re going to sell up in London and be in Spain all the time (Brexit permitting for me. My OH is Irish so he’s not affected). Once we’re settled there will be at least one dog being welcomed into our home. Until then though our lives are too mobile. It wouldn’t be fair.

It was very hard at first adjusting to life without him after he went. You don’t realise just how central they are to your routine until they’re gone. It wasn’t just the obvious lack of greeting at the door whenever I came in, it was silly things like feeling restless at 10pm every night as if I had to go for a walk, or the way I’d automatically eat a biscuit leaving a small corner.

And I 100% agree with your assessment. Dogs UTTERLY rock!!
 
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Okami_No_Heishi

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backpawscratcher said:
At some point we’re going to sell up in London and be in Spain all the time (Brexit permitting for me. My OH is Irish so he’s not affected). Once we’re settled there will be at least one dog being welcomed into our home. Until then though our lives are too mobile. It wouldn’t be fair.

It was very hard at first adjusting to life without him after he went. You don’t realise just how central they are to your routine until they’re gone. It wasn’t just the obvious lack of greeting at the door whenever I came in, it was silly things like feeling restless at 10pm every night as if I had to go for a walk, or the way I’d automatically eat a biscuit leaving a small corner.

And I 100% agree with your assessment. Dogs UTTERLY rock!!
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