Unofficial Christ's Hospital Forum

marty wrote:Well you missed quite a good game. Spent most of the day recovering after one too many beers in The Green Man with Great Plum and Co last night. Glorious weather, good hot dogs, nice cold beer and an incident filled 80 minutes - absolute bliss!

I wondered how you'd feel the next day!

Talking of which who has any good morning after cures?

soc wrote:Talking of which who has any good morning after cures?

A Cornish pasty and a couple of pints usually does the trick.

Now that sounds like my kind of cure! Just as long as it isn't the variety my daughter had in Falmouth, chocolate pasty YUCK

Also, any (how shall I put this?) physical activity which stimulates the production of endorphins works well too.

Oh God, exercise with a hangover....pure torture

soc wrote:Oh God, exercise with a hangover....pure torture

Read between the lines, Sean. It depends on the form of excercise taken, really......

I watched the match at home and was not impressed, Tigers started so brilliantly then faded away. Wecame out much better in the second half which we dont normally do! Tom Varndell is such a talent but a bit of liability-actually the way he fumbled the ball last night was very similar to Leon Lloyds fumbling-maybe they have been practising together Harry Ellis was trying too hard to be cocky i think when Beamond came up the game changed completely. Ollie Smith had a good run out as well which he very much needed i am a big fan of Smith think he is a class centre

Richard Ruck wrote:

soc wrote:Oh God, exercise with a hangover....pure torture

Read between the lines, Sean. It depends on the form of excercise taken, really......

If I answer that one I will get in trouble again Richard but I have only ever had one true hangover (never ever mix grape and hops) and it turned out to be alcohol poisoning. That day opening my eyes hurt let alone actual using the eyes to focus on anything.

I have woken a few times to get intimate with Gods phone