8 pints of Heineken Export. Drank the top 1/3 of each one and topped it up with a can of Gold Label.
Can’t remember much apart from telling my mum to **** off.

Ricard taken with ice and water = potent epidural. I drank copious amounts at a house party in France
and ended up like an upturned tortoise in the middle of la cuisine.

Bastard double post 2nd in two days.

Guinness, I love the stuff but the effect it has on my stomach is downright horrific.

Cheap white rum like Bacardi gives me really horrific hangovers and is the only alcohol I’ve had so far that makes me throw up. I can’t drink it any more.

More than 1 or 2 ales and my stomach is all over the place. Beer festivals are not the ideal place for me. Shitting through the eye of a needle 😆 😳

Do you have an alcoholic drink that is your ‘Nemesis’?

I don’t remember….

😉

Gin. Used to be able to do a bottle after a few Stella’s down the pub. I could drink it until I was pretty much brain dead.

Cheap white rum like Bacardi

I consider Bacardi a luxury 😯

I guess it is compared to asda’s own brand/paint stripper. There are some things about student life I don’t miss.

mastiles_fanylion – Member
Then there was ‘Spiders’ nightclub in Hull – a Goth/Metal nightclub frequented by students – they did a ‘Pan-Galactic Gargleblaster’ which was basically a top-shelf rally in a pint glass. Ohh the memories of drinking that whist listening to Black Sabbath ‘Sweet Leaf’ blasting through their PA

Only went to ‘Spiders’ once, with mates before a holiday in the North Yorks moors. Spent the night drinking brown bombers (brandy and chocolate milk) and brain haemorages (baileys, vodka and grenadine). Stepped outside for a hawaiian burger (dog burger with thousand islands dressing) after which the rest of the night is a vomit covered blur!

Matt

I think Spiders was uniquely designed to cause vomiting. Didn’t they also do a ‘Wriggly Worm’ – assorted alcohol with a jelly snake in it.

I believe the Pan Galactic recipe was a Pernod and black in a pint of Stella/Merrydown cider snakebite, although the years may have dimmed my memory somewhat.