FRIDAY OCTOBER 3, 2008 |
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It
is completely beyond me that someone has yet to invent
a Hangover Delivery Service. Ok, maybe not the delivery
of banging headaches, nausea, and loss of memory (clearly
the name needs a little work), but a one-stop Hangover
Cure Provider.
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Think
meds, greasy food, and hair of the dog. And maybe someone
to come and hold your fringe back, kick out unwanted
visitors, and call people on your behalf to apologise/phone
in sick/feign your untimely death.
This is so the kind of thing I need to see on Dragon's
Den. Deborah Meaden will, of course, declare herself
out within seconds; Duncan Bannatyne will slur something
Scottish; James Caan will say something encouraging;
and I'll swoon over Peter Jones.
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So
until one of you entrepreneurial lot gets on the
case, I'm settling for Hungry
House - previous Dragon-tamers - for my hangover
fuel. Takeout menus for your area and online payment,
'Taste Test' discounts, and most importantly,
no screaming neon colours or scarily complicated
memberships to addle your brain.
Perfect for the upcoming weekend then. Just don't
wreck too many of those brain cells: we still
need to see you in the Den.
Hungry House
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MaM |
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TODAY'S EVENT PICKS |
Swing by the Tate Britain to get in touch with your Francis Bacon-inspired Altered States for tonight's Late. 6-10pm Millbank, SW1. Free. |
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Tony Gill unleashes his more-than-a-little-bright, multilayered art at the Idea Generation Gallery. 12-6pm. 11 Chance St, E2. Free. |
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Spin to win at the Bicycle Film Festival's very own Rollapaluza race. Carhartt Warehouse. 8pm. 188 Ellingfort Rd, E8. Free, but book in adv. |
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Brazilian artist, Rivane Neuenschwander, has us balancing on a Suspension Point. South London Gallery. 12-6pm. 65 Peckham Rd, SE5. Free. | |
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