With a hangover and with fear, it is difficult to put a helmet on your head.

Tim OBrien
With a hangover and with fear, it is difficult to...
With a hangover and with fear, it is difficult to...
With a hangover and with fear, it is difficult to...
With a hangover and with fear, it is difficult to...
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When you are hungover or feeling anxious, it is difficult to think clearly. You might be in the middle of designing a logo or beginning a new project, but the head isn't thinking straight. That's why it's important to make sure to put on a helmet before you start working anyway.

Source: If I Die In A Combat Zone, Box Me Up And Ship Me Home

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