These poor animals look like they have a severe hangover
Categories: Animals | Positive
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/these-poor-animals-look-like-they-have-a-severe-hangover.htmlHangover is a familiar experience for almost everyone. Many of us have been through the terrible state that you experience in the morning after a fun night. These poor animals look like they had the right party yesterday, too. From hugging a white faience friend to wearing sunglasses because "the daylight is too bright," each of these poor animals seems to understand the human condition on a Saturday morning.
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Source: dailymail.co.uk
"God, why did I break the disco ball yesterday?"
"I want to dip my trunk into something cold."
"Bring me a bowl of chicken soup."
"Now I would like to sleep for 14 hours."
"I think there's some salad left."
"What time is it now? Half past seven in the evening?!"
"Water! Urgent cold water!"
Who got the hamsters drunk?
When everyone falls asleep on the same couch after drinking.
"Mom, did I drink tequila yesterday too?!"
"I just need to lie down for a while."
"This light… it's too bright!"
"Oh, I feel even better after a beer."
"What? It's not true, I couldn't say to the bartender: “Aloha, bald! I'll have two Bloody Marys and dance with that cute walrus over there!”».
"Where did we even get this hat yesterday?"
"What did I do yesterday..."
"Happy New Year!"
"A beer!"
"There's some water in there!"
Keywords: Alcohol | Animals | Hangover | Drunkenness | Laughter | Humor
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