If you’re going to visit Los Angeles, you’re going to want to party; and if you’re going to want to party, you’re going to want to eat, which is why Thrillist’s Late-Night Gorging guide should be an important part of your pre-inebriation ritual. The print at home card features 50 late-night eateries, as well as a few that will cater to you all night long while you attempt to eat off that hangover. Good luck, it’ll never work.
Like most people, I thought Amaretto was an almond liqueur, gin and vodka were completely different liquors, and mixing alcohols will result in a hangover, but each of those facts is are among the ten bar myths that Jeffrey Morgenthaler wants to set straight. Considering his background consists of years of bar tending, I’m going to take his word for it. Plus, he admits that he doesn’t go home with a different girl each night, so you know he’s not doing it for the ego boost. Check it out if you’ve ever wondered why your bartender still measures out shots, or if you just want to know a little more about what goes on behind the bar.
Disorientation lets you play twelve-pack commando without that nasty hangover the next day. The goal is to use your arrow keys to get from the point “A” to point “B” without killing yourself, but while you are walking, the camera will move around, spin and stretch, all at random speeds. There are phantom images all over the place, an unusual amount of deathly sharp objects lying around, and horrible techno music blaring at you the entire time. Sounds like my last trip to the bars.
OBEY’s Hangover Wallet is sure to impress, both with its rugged good looks and its MacGyverish snap in bottle opener. A great way to get rid of the money burning a hole in your current wallet, the Hangover will have you ever prepared for an impromptu six-pack session, or escaping from captors using only your wallet, air freshener, tube sock, paper clip, ballpoint pen, rubber band, tweezers, nasal spray, and a turkey baster. Priceless.