Lads Night Out
What is the best way to recover from a heavy night out? With work the next day!?
You have to be in the office 9am following a BIG night out. What is the best way to shape up and be sharp? This is aimed at the men. The chaps. The Lads. The boys. Thanks!
‘For the boys’ was only intended to avoid possible suggestions to wear types of makeup… although I suppose I could try this!
WATER, GATORADE and PAIN KILLERS.
Don’t drink coffee – caffeine will aggrevate your situation. Also, if you’re not too dead drunk to think, have a few glasses of water when you’re done drinking. It might help your situation the next day.
But as always, its better to just avoid what might be bad for you, or cause you to lose your job. You can have fun with just 2 beers, you know.
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Girls’ Night Out Satin Sash $5.99 Girls’ Night Out Satin Sash is light pink background with hot pink and black accents and “Girls’ Night Out” printed across it. Sash measures approximately 60″ long. One size fits most. |
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Last Night Out Beverage Napkins (16 count) $3.99 Last Night Out Beverage Napkins (16 count) have a hot pink background with a martini glass with a ring in it, and the words “Last Night Out”. |
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Girls Night Out Beverage Napkins (16 count) $3.99 Girls Night Out Beverage Napkins (16 count) have a white background with pink-on-pink lattice trim and the words “Girls’ Night Out”. |
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Girls’ Night Out Beverage Napkins (16 count) $4.99 Girls’ Night Out Beverage Napkins (16 count) have a hot pink background with purple trim studded with printed gems. There are several ladies legs with colorful stilettos in the center and the words “Girls’ Night Out” across. |
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Girls’ Night Out Lunch Napkins (16 count) $4.99 Girls’ Night Out Lunch Napkins (16 count) have a hot pink and purple background with silver pearls around the trim. Lovely legs and hot stilettos are in the center with “Girls’ Night Out” across the middle. Border has the phrase: “What happens with the gi |
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MacC Lads-Come To Brum $19.95 This DVD features two epic gigs by the Macc Lads, playing to sell-out crowds in Englands first and second cities. By the late eighties the lads had left their pub rock beginning way behind and were now packing them in like no other band around. Profane and prolific in equal proportions they went from strength to strength, offending and entertaining the masses as they rampaged across the UK with their beer swilling phlegm-filled entourage in tow. Not only does the video feature the band live at Birminghams prestigious Goldwyns Suite in 1988 and the legendary Fulham Greyhound in 1987, it also contains several commercials shot by the Visionary Video team.Song Titles:COME TO BRUM (1988): Knock Knock, Julie The Schooly, Head Kicked In, Twenty Pints, Bitter Fit Crack, Ben Nevis, Bloik!, Saturday Night, Failure With Girls, Fat Bastard, No Sheep ’till Buxton, Barrel’s Round, Jingle Bells, God’s Gift To Women, Sweaty Betty. Fulham Greyhound London 1987: Macc Lads Party, Eh Up Lets Sup, Head Kicked In, Sweaty Betty, Sit On Me Face, Miss Macclesfield, Juile The Schooly, Saturday Night, Gods Gift To Women, Scabby Women, Twenty Pints, Charlotte, Now He’s A Poof, Barrel’s Round, Eh Up, Dans Underpants, BlackpoolSystem Requirements:Running Time 95 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE |
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Magical Mystery Tours $15.95 A Top Ten Music Book Bestseller in The Independent (UK) Brings the era to vivid life. The mythic moments are all here. Magical Mystery Tours is a tour de force. —Entertainment Weekly Growing up in a postwar Liverpool suburb, Tony Bramwell was boyhood friends with three of the Beatles long before they were famous. And by the time he caught up with George Harrison on the top of a bus to check out The Beatles, direct from Hamburg —one of which George turned out to be—Tony was well into a life story absolutely unlike any other.Tony carried George’s guitar that night, and he stayed with the band from the first Number 1 to the last. From overseeing the tours of Brian Epstein’s Merseybeat stars to producing shows for Jimi Hendrix, the Who, Cream, and Pink Floyd at Epstein’s Savile Theatre; and from producing and directing Beatles videos to heading Apple Films, Tony’s life really did encompass a who’s who of rock.With an insider’s shrewd eye, Tony describes the rise and fall of the Apple empire, Brian Epstein’s frolics, Ken Kesey’s Merry Pranksters, Phil Spector’s eccentric behavior, and stories never before told about Yoko Ono. He uncovers new information about the Shea Stadium concert footage, John Lennon’s late-night escapes, and more. From the Cavern Club to the rooftop concert, and from scraps of song lyrics to the discovery of the famous Mr. Kite circus poster, Tony Bramwell really did see it all.It’s a story in which every character is one of the musical 1960s most colorful. Conversational, direct, and honest, the ultimate Beatles insider finally shares his own version of the frantic and glorious ascent of four boys from Liverpool lads to rock androll kings. Praise for Magical Mystery Tours A must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Fab Four. Bramwell doesn’t hold back with his tales of the grand insanity that tailed The Beatles. — The New York Post Energetically written…a vivid and intensely pe |
