OT Is there an anti coffee?

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Work in progress, Dec 11, 2006.

  1. Drank so much caffeine to stay awake on the way back from London I now
    can't sleep. Is there some way of making it wear off?
     
    Work in progress, Dec 11, 2006
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  2. I'm tired. I've spent the last hour and a half lying down twiddling my
    thumbs, [1] to no great effect so I'm obviously lacking in willpower.

    Supposed to be in a seminar at 1pm, so my bet is the caffeine will
    wear off around 12.30pm

    [1] To the standard question, it might be.
     
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    Mo Guest

    How well you know us
     
    Mo, Dec 11, 2006
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    BGN Guest

    A good screw or two always seems to help matters.
     
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    Pip Guest

    A bit late now, but the best solution (and Elly will vouch for the
    effectiveness) is a *large* whisky. Exactly the opposite of trying to
    sober a pissed person, in fact.
     
    Pip, Dec 11, 2006
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    ginge Guest

    Tax returns.
     
    ginge, Dec 11, 2006
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  7. Indeed, but the availability of such in the early hours of this
    morning was a problem.
     
    Work in progress, Dec 11, 2006
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  8. <eyes longrow whisky bottles>

    Really?

    <eeeny, meeny, miny, mo>
     
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  9. Oh poo, I have some of those as well.
    Yes. The come down that I'm gritting my teeth through atm reminds me
    of misspent nights which for me were always summed up by Pulp's Bar
    Italia.

    "That's what you get from clubbing it.
    You can't go home and go to bed,
    because it hasn't worn off yet,
    and now it's morning.
    There's only one place we can go.
    It's around the corner in Soho,
    where other broken people go.
    Let's go."
     
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  10. Did them in September like the efficient bunny I am.
     
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    BGN Guest

    Gaydar.
     
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  12. Is no bloody use if I'm trying to get laid. Apart from knowing which
    ones not to waste valuable chatting up time on.
     
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    BGN Guest

    At least you'd have a good natter.
     
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  14. <g> Very true. Plus, there's actually a chance of real emotional
    insight. And hugs. And it not being about my tits.
     
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  15. Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Work in progress
    I can do that.
    And that.
    Ah.

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  16. Gay men
    See that dangly thing between your legs? It suggests you get easily
    distracted and can't.
    <books breast reduction surgery>
     
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  17. I'd had loads, shifting boxes for a friend down one flight, then up
    two flights.
    Never been able to fall asleep reading, even really mind numbing
    research papers don't do it..
    Tried them.
    So the trick is to up my intake? <puts kettle on>

    I've had one caffeinated beverage today, to stave off the caffeine
    withdrawal headache and I'm still wide awake and chirpy some 8 hours
    later.
     
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    peter Guest

    Even enumerating wooly jumpers ?
    SWMBO swears by relaxing each muscle in sequence starting with the ones
    in your feet and working up.
     
    peter, Dec 12, 2006
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  19. Yes. They pull faces at me, or wander off or I get distracted by the
    clouds or want to know what's over the next hill.
    Did that, do that every night, did it twice last night, didn't work.
     
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    peter Guest

    Hmmm. An overactive imagination. Try the 'Midwich Cuckoos' approach
    perhaps.
    Nighty - night.
     
    peter, Dec 12, 2006
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