Am I the only one who dosen't get hangovers?

Ok so, I have noticed that every time I go out drinking I wake up in the morning feeling fine. I know that most people usually get hangovers the day after they drink....but I have never experienced this. Sometimes I will even drink heavly and maybe throw up once or twice...but still the next morning Im fine. I just wake up, eat breakfast and play xbox. Also it seems that I have never lost my memory when I drink. Agin even when I drink very heavily I still remember everything I did that night. Its like Im am immune to its negative side effects or something.

how much do you drink. If you don't get drunk then a hangover is pretty uncommon.

I don't get hangovers. (probably because I don't drink.)

Just out of curiosity, what the hell is the deal with people bragging about how they drink themselves nearly to death and then don't even feel bad the next day?

I mean...why is that actually something to brag about?

If I started slicing up my balls with a straight razor and then came here bragging about how it didn't even hurt, would you read my posts and think of me as more of a man? Or would you instead think of me as an idiot for doing it in the first place?

I don't know...I've just never been the least bit ****ing entertained by people's endurance stories about how they drank so much booze that they almost died, and then felt fine the next day.

Yes, in the sense that I'm smart enough to not drink enough to get hangovers in the first place. :P

Just out of curiosity, what the hell is the deal with people bragging about how they drink themselves nearly to death and then don't even feel bad the next day?

I mean...why is that actually something to brag about?

If I started slicing up my balls with a straight razor and then came here bragging about how it didn't even hurt, would you read my posts and think of me as more of a man? Or would you instead think of me as an idiot for doing it in the first place?

I don't know...I've just never been the least bit ****ing entertained by people's endurance stories about how they drank so much booze that they almost died, and then felt fine the next day.

MrGeezer

how much do you drink. If you don't get drunk then a hangover is pretty uncommon.

inyourface_12

Just out of curiosity, what the hell is the deal with people bragging about how they drink themselves nearly to death and then don't even feel bad the next day?

I mean...why is that actually something to brag about?

If I started slicing up my balls with a straight razor and then came here bragging about how it didn't even hurt, would you read my posts and think of me as more of a man? Or would you instead think of me as an idiot for doing it in the first place?

I don't know...I've just never been the least bit ****ing entertained by people's endurance stories about how they drank so much booze that they almost died, and then felt fine the next day.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

Just out of curiosity, what the hell is the deal with people bragging about how they drink themselves nearly to death and then don't even feel bad the next day?

I mean...why is that actually something to brag about?

If I started slicing up my balls with a straight razor and then came here bragging about how it didn't even hurt, would you read my posts and think of me as more of a man? Or would you instead think of me as an idiot for doing it in the first place?

I don't know...I've just never been the least bit ****ing entertained by people's endurance stories about how they drank so much booze that they almost died, and then felt fine the next day.

MgamerBD

Ok so, I have noticed that every time I go out drinking I wake up in the morning feeling fine. I know that most people usually get hangovers the day after they drink....but I have never experienced this. Sometimes I will even drink heavly and maybe throw up once or twice...but still the next morning Im fine. I just wake up, eat breakfast and play xbox. Also it seems that I have never lost my memory when I drink. Agin even when I drink very heavily I still remember everything I did that night. Its like Im am immune to its negative side effects or something.

Gibsonsg527

[QUOTE="Gibsonsg527"]

Ok so, I have noticed that every time I go out drinking I wake up in the morning feeling fine. I know that most people usually get hangovers the day after they drink....but I have never experienced this. Sometimes I will even drink heavly and maybe throw up once or twice...but still the next morning Im fine. I just wake up, eat breakfast and play xbox. Also it seems that I have never lost my memory when I drink. Agin even when I drink very heavily I still remember everything I did that night. Its like Im am immune to its negative side effects or something.

F1_2004

i've just never been the least bit ****ing entertained by people's endurance stories about how they drank so much booze that they almost died, and then felt fine the next day.

MrGeezer

anyway tc, drink more sleep more, you will be hungover

I get a hangover every time. Your a lucky man TC.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

Just out of curiosity, what the hell is the deal with people bragging about how they drink themselves nearly to death and then don't even feel bad the next day?

I mean...why is that actually something to brag about?

If I started slicing up my balls with a straight razor and then came here bragging about how it didn't even hurt, would you read my posts and think of me as more of a man? Or would you instead think of me as an idiot for doing it in the first place?

I don't know...I've just never been the least bit ****ing entertained by people's endurance stories about how they drank so much booze that they almost died, and then felt fine the next day.

Gibsonsg527

Eh, I wasn't trying to specifically say that you were bragging. All I'm saying is, you're gonna VERY soon start running into the crowd who likes to talk about HOW DRUNK they got. And they'll sit around trying to impress you with stories about the sheer amount of booze that they drank (without even getting a hangover) and will simultaneously not even be able to tell you a single ****ing thing worth mentioning.

YOU might not have been trying to brag. But people absolutely do it. You know who I'm talking about. And if you DON'T know who I'm talking about, then you're going to meet those assbags VERY soon.

Anyway, everyone gets hangovers, given the right conditions. I've ****ing passed out and then almost died, and then felt fine the next day (despite not remembering how I got all those cuts and bruises on my face, nor remembering how I got back home). Other times, I've had a hard time finishing a single beer without vomiting. And then woke up the next day feeling hung over as **** after just barely finishing one ****ing beer. Your tolerance for alcohol is going to fluctuate a lot, particularly if you drink a lot.

[QUOTE="Gibsonsg527"]

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

Just out of curiosity, what the hell is the deal with people bragging about how they drink themselves nearly to death and then don't even feel bad the next day?

I mean...why is that actually something to brag about?

If I started slicing up my balls with a straight razor and then came here bragging about how it didn't even hurt, would you read my posts and think of me as more of a man? Or would you instead think of me as an idiot for doing it in the first place?

I don't know...I've just never been the least bit ****ing entertained by people's endurance stories about how they drank so much booze that they almost died, and then felt fine the next day.

MrGeezer

Eh, I wasn't trying to specifically say that you were bragging. All I'm saying is, you're gonna VERY soon start running into the crowd who likes to talk about HOW DRUNK they got. And they'll sit around trying to impress you with stories about the sheer amount of booze that they drank (without even getting a hangover) and will simultaneously not even be able to tell you a single ****ing thing worth mentioning.

YOU might not have been trying to brag. But people absolutely do it. You know who I'm talking about. And if you DON'T know who I'm talking about, then you're going to meet those assbags VERY soon.

Anyway, everyone gets hangovers, given the right conditions. I've ****ing passed out and then almost died, and then felt fine the next day (despite not remembering how I got all those cuts and bruises on my face, nor remembering how I got back home). Other times, I've had a hard time finishing a single beer without vomiting. And then woke up the next day feeling hung over as **** after just barely finishing one ****ing beer. Your tolerance for alcohol is going to fluctuate a lot, particularly if you drink a lot.

[QUOTE="F1_2004"][QUOTE="Gibsonsg527"]

Ok so, I have noticed that every time I go out drinking I wake up in the morning feeling fine. I know that most people usually get hangovers the day after they drink....but I have never experienced this. Sometimes I will even drink heavly and maybe throw up once or twice...but still the next morning Im fine. I just wake up, eat breakfast and play xbox. Also it seems that I have never lost my memory when I drink. Agin even when I drink very heavily I still remember everything I did that night. Its like Im am immune to its negative side effects or something.

Gibsonsg527

Ok so, I have noticed that every time I go out drinking I wake up in the morning feeling fine. I know that most people usually get hangovers the day after they drink....but I have never experienced this. Sometimes I will even drink heavly and maybe throw up once or twice...but still the next morning Im fine. I just wake up, eat breakfast and play xbox. Also it seems that I have never lost my memory when I drink. Agin even when I drink very heavily I still remember everything I did that night. Its like Im am immune to its negative side effects or something.

Gibsonsg527

I generally don't get hangovers even when I have over done it in the past. Although I have gotten a few as I have gotten older. However I have had some memory loss, but I didn't realize it until some months later when people swore to me up and down that I had indeed tried and loved white russians.

[QUOTE="Gibsonsg527"]

[QUOTE="F1_2004"] Sounds like your body throws it up before it can take in a sufficient amount. When you stop being a girly girl and throwing up precious booze, the hangovers will start hitting.F1_2004

how old are you? i never got hangovers until i reached about 26-27ish. i just to go out to pubs and clubs on a friday night till 3 or 4 in the morning and be at work at 9 with no sleep at all. now in my 30's i rarely drink at all any more.

how old are you? i never got hangovers until i reached about 26-27ish. i just to go out to pubs and clubs on a friday night till 3 or 4 in the morning and be at work at 9 with no sleep at all. now in my 30's i rarely drink at all any more.

dog_dirt

I don't get hangovers either...I have however woken up still trashed.

Some people don't get hangovers, I believe there was a study showing that we are more likely to be alcoholics. I guess without negative reinforcement you just keep going.

There has also been study's showing that if your in your teens you have a lesser chance of getting a hangover as well.

BTW im 31 and am a casual drinker (with the rare binge, like every reasonable person).

Just out of curiosity, what the hell is the deal with people bragging about how they drink themselves nearly to death and then don't even feel bad the next day?

I mean...why is that actually something to brag about?

If I started slicing up my balls with a straight razor and then came here bragging about how it didn't even hurt, would you read my posts and think of me as more of a man? Or would you instead think of me as an idiot for doing it in the first place?

I don't know...I've just never been the least bit ****ing entertained by people's endurance stories about how they drank so much booze that they almost died, and then felt fine the next day.

MrGeezer

On topic, I've only got a hangover twice from drinking.

I don't get hangovers. (probably because I don't drink.)

vaultboy_ninja

I dont drink.

I went 9 years drinking without ever once getting a hangover. Then about a year ago, I got my first one. Sure enough, they're no fun!

Alcohol causes the kidneys to waste waterer into urine which causes your brain to become dehydrated. If you drink alot of water then you wouldn't get a handover.

i never get headaches or anything, ill just vomit and feel sick. but only if i drink an obscene amount of alcohol i.e more than a bottle

I don't get hangovers. (probably because I don't drink.)

vaultboy_ninja

[QUOTE="inyourface_12"]

how much do you drink. If you don't get drunk then a hangover is pretty uncommon.

Gibsonsg527

I remember barely getting hangovers at age 14

Not even after veeeery excessive amounts :P Now I definately have to play smart and drink water if I don't want hangovers. I don't drink much anymore at all anyway.

Drink water with your alcohol and you probably won't get hung over.

You must not be drinking that much or you are really young. When I was 19 I could drink all night and not feel a thing the next day. Now I have like 5-6 beers and I'm freaking groggy in the morning. So annoying.