The "Northeast/New England Meet" pre-game, during game & post-game big BS thread

Come on in and talk shit.

the plan for this thread:

 

Sorry for crappin' the other one up @crashngiggles

 

In

 

Mark are you coming down Sunday?

 

@m603holden

 

What's Sunday?

 

The big NE meet.

 

Can't make it down.

 

bummer......

 

One of these days....

 

from what I am hearing, this will be the first of many.

 

What's going on in here...

 

not much.....yet.

Wonder if the mods wouldn't mind moving all the "good" material over from the other thread.

 

Is this the planning committee for the Rick Roll(out)???

 

I think that is a great idea!

 

I ain't tagging him again. Hahaaha

 

who?
@Unchained 5150

 

@Skierrichy
Found this article quite interesting.

"Through the process of ethanol fermentation, sugars are converted into carbon dioxide and ethanol, also known as alcohol.

Congeners are toxic chemical by-products that are also formed in small amounts during this process, with different alcoholic beverages contain varying amounts (4Trusted Source).

Some studies have found that consuming drinks with a high amount of congeners could increase the frequency and severity of a hangover. Congeners may also slow the metabolism of alcohol and cause prolonged symptoms.

Drinks that are low in congeners include vodka, gin and rum, with vodka containing almost no congeners at all.

Meanwhile, tequila, whiskey and cognac are all high in congeners, with bourbon whiskey containing the highest amount.

One study had 95 young adults drink enough vodka or bourbon to reach a breath alcohol concentration of 0.11%. It found that drinking high-congener bourbon resulted in worse hangovers than drinking low-congener vodka (5Trusted Source).

Another study had 68 participants drink 2 ounces of either vodka or whiskey.

Drinking whiskey resulted in hangover symptoms like bad breath, dizziness, headache and nausea the following day, while drinking vodka did not (6Trusted Source).

Selecting drinks that are low in congeners may help reduce the incidence and severity of hangovers."