Bad luck is just good luck with a hangover.
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Bad luck is just good luck with a hangover.
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Excellent. Couldn’t be truer .
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Thanks Saji.
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I guess I have to get my good luck to stay sober.
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Well now, that might be a little drastic!!!
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Haha!
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🙂
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Thanks.
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Hah! Wonder how that quip would go over at an AA meeting!
Ginger
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I cannot begin to fathom! They know demons more than most.
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Obviously luck needs to be administered in small doses. And on those rougher hung over days dissected to pick out the good from the hung over. And that kinda reminds me of the chart. Oh well it could be a more sever hang over. And for this we are grateful. Key the music…
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Ha ha ha! I’m told the music should never be loud. I’ve actually never had a hangover.
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I’m going to remember that one! Now if only all bad luck, like a hangover, would wear off by noon!
Because it’s Chinese New Year today (and I’m majorly celebrating because my zodiac year is now over and that means better luck this year) I’m reminded that in Chinese the term for misfortune is “upside-down luck”; I always liked that flipping of perspective. Feels more temporary!
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Yes, I like that too! Upside down luck.
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Fun analogy, Pam. Maybe bad luck is good luck taking the scenic route. 😂
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Oh, I like that!
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I gotta remember this one.
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Glad you liked it.
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🙂
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The very best way of looking at it..xx.
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It works for me.
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Haha, well said Pam. I’ll just have to be careful of what I’m drinking in life then 😂 🤣
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We all need to be careful of what we put in our bodies. Perhaps not too careful.
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Because my immune system has gone a little crazy over the years I’m actually allergic to alcohol so that fix’s all my hangovers. Now hangovers from chocolate may be another matter 😂 🤣
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Haha. I never thought of it that way. Pretty clever.
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Thank you kindly.
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Hah! 😀 … those pina colada’s are deadly! 😀
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I am sure it wouldn’t hurt to have just one more…
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