No More Hangovers but..

I don't know what I did or who to thank but I've lost the ability to have a good hangover.

Saturday I decided to test my new super power by seeking the limits of what I'm now capable. It all started with the arrival of wonderful set of people, who all was on a quest to test just how hungover it is physically possible to get. Well, maybe not directly but definitely indirectly! I distributed a couple of rounds of my soon to famous drink called Russia 95'. The thing with this drink is that you are not really supposed to enjoy it, at least not the first one, but its purpose is to help the victim sky rocket into a state of bliss. A groggy bliss but nonetheless!

After a heavenly start our little group of creatures of the night went out into the dark moonlit city and here is were the mystery starts. From here on the nights memories became more of a highlights reel where you only recollected those top memories of the night. But I do remember the smile on my face and that I had so many interesting things that I just had to share with people around me. It didn't really matter if they wanted to listen because its impolite not to listen to strangers, especially if that stranger is me.

Then to top things, the next day S called to quiz me on what had happened (she was suffering from amnesia as well) and together we started to puzzle the night back. This was when I noticed and realized the full consequence of my metamorphosis to a party animal... Instead of a hangover my head suddenly weighed twice it's original weight, the whole world went in slow-motion and both my long-time and short-time memory was shot to hell. This would be good time to recuperate right? Instead I went climbing. Yeah, I know what you're thinking. That sounds like a really good idea.

From one thing to another! I promised you pictures and pictures thou shalt receive! This picture is the reason I was nicknamed Einstein when I was little. I usually say that it's because I was so smart. But here is the truth and for those who don't "get it", compare the hair. I looked like that every morning when I woke up.