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My pre-answer to Cobie's question is:
C: Five times.
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 How many times is too many for master--...eh, never mind. I'll just do a new question Stu...  Here is my real question  - In my opinion, what is the greatest drink/food combination to eat when hungover? A. Diet Coke with McDonald's B. Gatorade with Chinese Food C. Coffee with Cold Pizza D. Water with Bacon, Egg and Cheese sandwiches E. Milk with Salad
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C- Coffee with Cold Pizza (use to work for me! )
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Diet Coke and Maccy-Ds. I usually hate fast food, MacDonald's being the worst offender, but there's nothing more effective as a hang over cure than going to Maccy-Ds and having a good helping of fat and grease. I have a milkshake though rather than Coke since Coke is spit of the devil.
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B, because of the sugar content in Gatorade?
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I'll go with D. It's the 'lots-of-fat' principle.
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I go d as well.
Although the best hangover cure is a full "english" breakfast (bacon, sausages, fried eggs, mushrooms, baked beans, black pudding, with loads of toast and strong cofee)
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The answer is Gatorade and Chinese Food! There is nothing quite like a bottle of gatorade when you're hungover--it makes you feel good and gets rid of the headache, even if only briefly. And Chinese Food is absolutely delicious for lunch, especially if you get a greasy dish with lots of meat! It works well for getting the whiskey and gin out of you're system!
I think IB was the first to answer correctly, so he's up!
And it's good to see so many playing the game!
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I've been a member of my school paper (called the Judenites) for two years now. But which of these other organizations am I also currently a member of?
a) Drama Guild
b) Student Council
c) Young Homemakers' Club
d) Science and Math Society
e) Drum, Bugle and Marimba Choir
f) Dance Troupe
g) Guiseppe Chorale
h) Young Recyclers' Club
i) Internet Club
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Internet Club?
<I wonder who he uses it on?>
**Purr**
When you're in Danger or in Trouble I will be there on the Double.
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The Drum, Bugle and Marimba Choir!
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Nope, and nope. Actually, our school doesn't have an Internet club. Heck, we can't even use the Internet in our computer class becase we don't have any connection.
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Young Homemaker's Club, just because it sounds like the gayest club ever (gay as in, you know, actually gay not as in the gay meaning bad sense).
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I suspect that IB is a MUCH better student than he let's on here, so I'll say d) Math & Science Club
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And Vee is right! Not that really do much for that club, but this is my third year as a member. You're up! I wouldn't mind joining some of the others, though... Especialy that Young Homemakers' Thing, if only for the almost all-girl membership.
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At one point, as I've mentioned before here on LW, I was a high school teacher. I taught two different disciplines. They were:
A) Spanish & Latin
B) Spanish & English
C) English & History
D) History & Latin
E) History & Spanish
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Well that was fast! Congrats IB. You're up again.
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No fair, I knew that one!
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Yikes, sorry about that!
The last time I went to THE amusement park to go to, I went with...
a) my best friend, his girlfriend, my little sister and her annoying pals
b) two teachers and some pals, mostly girls
c) an all girl group
d) an all guy group
e) a mixture of guys and gals, mostly fellow newspaper staffers and "nerds"
f) the kids, who if we studied in the US, would be considered the popular crowd
g) my parents and cousins
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I'll guess B) two teachers and some pals, mostly girls
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I'll choose, umm...
a) my best friend, his girlfriend, my little sister and her annoying pals
Sounds like a nightmare in hell to me.
And to show I bear no ill will, I, too, shall bestow a gift...
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Quis is right! I went there with our two favorite guidance counselors and a bunch of friends, and we hooked up with the rest there. There were at least thirty of us altogether, although there were only five of us guys in the group. Last time it was the other way around, and there were only five girls. Next year we're planning on renting a few bus and having all 200 of us go there together. If you think the LSV is big and wild...! Although I've been there with A before, and it was one heck of a nightmare. No way am I gonna babysit them again! Anyway, Quis is up!
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