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Bye bye Noble, Noble bye bye?

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  • JimJim
    edited 6:26PM
    god people are sad........if our lives come to lamenting about a pub.
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  • miss anniemiss annie
    edited 6:26PM
    According to legend it's the tomato juice in it that really does the trick.
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  • sincerssincers
    edited 6:26PM
    I don't think Jim was loved as a child.
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  • MarquisMarquis
    edited 6:26PM
    My brother's PhD was about alcoholism. It had a whole chapter on hair-of-the-dog treatments and connected attitudes. Apparently it's the most common way into clinical territory. It's true.
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  • andyandy
    edited 6:26PM
    Did his PhD have any bloody mary recipes in it?
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  • MarquisMarquis
    edited 6:26PM
    No :0)
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  • ADGSADGS
    edited 6:26PM
    I have often wondered if there's any proper research into the different qualities of pissedness resulting from different drinks. Marquis, did your brother's doctorate cover that?
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  • MarquisMarquis
    edited 6:26PM
    I don't think so, I read it about 12 years ago and it was all very technical. The only thing I remember that was not medical jargon was the bit about the hangover cure myth, but that too turned back to technical after about a page. If you're really interested I can ask him to send it. He has since changed his special subject area because alcoholics can be quite unpleasant to spend your time with professionally.
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  • ADGSADGS
    edited 6:26PM
    Thanks for the offer, but it doesn't sound like quite what I'm after.
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  • Memon74Memon74
    edited 6:26PM
    Let's hope it doesn't turn into another Chutney Ferrets hangout
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  • crouchend tigercrouchend tiger
    edited 6:26PM
    I'm very hungover and this thread is making me feel queasy. Right now the thought of Bloody Mary hair of dog makes me shudder. Help! :(
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  • dorothydorothy
    edited October 2010
    I agree that's the trouble with the Bloody Mary as a hang-over cure. Normally I'm too hung over to face putting all that stuff in the blender, let alone turn it on. I prefer a strong cup of tea, some fried bread and greasy eggs. I think the Bloody Mary comes into its own as the first drink of the evening after the night before, or after a four day binge, when you can't take the taste of wine, beer or spirits any longer.
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    edited 6:26PM
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  • WillMWillM
    edited 6:26PM
    I should add, on a similar theme, that I had a very enjoyable Blue Moon at the ex-Larrick yesterday, and they were nice enough to go out and buy an orange to slice into it. Highly recommended.
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  • WillMWillM
    edited 6:26PM
    I was only there for a bit around 3.30, and I suspect you weren't there till a more respectable hour, but glad to hear that they're taking to adding the orange without being asked :)
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