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it is with great sadness that i inform y'all

cajuncutie0169cajuncutie0169
in Babies: 0 - 3 Months
i have the biggest hangover in the history of cajun hangovers. at the time half a bottle of jack and 1/4 bottle of crown sounded like a fun party....but alas i am paying the price this morning. i just ate some eggos and i'm drinking the biggest coke known to man, both of which were hangover cures for me in the past. thank jt i got to wake up on my own today. i think parker may have had his own party last night bc he's still passed out lol.
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  • megs042107megs042107

    yikes. ?how's the vag?

    sorry, i had to ask after reading over last night's posts. ?lol.?

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  • jess1984jess1984
    Sorry you feel that way... totally had teh same question Megs :)
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  • cajuncutie0169cajuncutie0169
    imagemegs042107:

    yikes.  how's the vag?

    sorry, i had to ask after reading over last night's posts.  lol. 

    LOL!!! the vag is back to normal. she thanks you for your concern ;)

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  • megs042107megs042107
    love it! ?nothing like talking about vags early in the morning!
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  • ibbymibbym
    greasy food and Coke were always my hangover cures...ahhh fond memories!
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  • margarita1365margarita1365 member
    Damn, I'd be dead if I drank that much.  Hope you feel better soon!
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  • LucyPevensieLucyPevensie member

    imagemargarita1365:
    Damn, I'd be dead if I drank that much.  Hope you feel better soon!

    Me too!  Holy Cannoli!  Drink lots of water today you have to be totally dehydrated from all that alcohol. 

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