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Gah.......This sucks!!!!!

Ciber

Platinum Member
I've been constantly going to bed at around 4-5 am and getting up at 8-9 am for no damn reason.... I just freaking wake up and cant go back to sleep, it's driving me insane......... AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

You would not believe how long a day feels to me when i get up at 8 am, it's like an eternity. I feel sorry for you people with jobs and stuff. 😛

Then again you're old and probably out cold by 7 pm. 😉
 
Originally posted by: Ciber
Then again you're old and probably out cold by 7 pm. 😉
I wish. Work at 8. Off at 5. Dinner, then bars. Get home around 1-2. Then sleep.😉

 
Hey....I'm up until at least 8 on work nights 😛

What I hate is waking up about 2-3am and being up for at least an hour or so. When that alarm goes off at 6 I just want to toss it out the window!
 
haha, i wake up @ 7 for work, yesh it sucks, but time goes fast after works out (5), usually go to sleep round 12-1 when i gotta work, othawise, who knows.
 
Originally posted by: conjur
Hey....I'm up until at least 8 on work nights 😛

What I hate is waking up about 2-3am and being up for at least an hour or so. When that alarm goes off at 6 I just want to toss it out the window!


Sounds like me when i have to go to school...... BEEP BEEP BEEP. I just start cursing out the alarm and hoping it shuts up, then i gotta get up and turn it off because it's driving me nuts. You should see my alarm clock, looks like it went through a war zone. I kicked and threw and smacked that thing every morning to turn it off.
 
Psshhaaw, I get up on Mondays and Fridays at 4:45 a.m. for work at 5:30 a.m.

Then, back home at 8:30 a.m., nap, and class from 1-4 p.m.

The life of a student!
 
up at 7am when working out, otherwise 8am. in to work by 930-945am. leave work 545pm. beddie-bye around midnight.

as soon as the alarm goes off i just get up.

ciber: do you keep the shades open? it's more difficult for me to continue to sleep on later mornings if the sun is coming in the windows.
 
Dude I can't stand those BEEP BEEP BEEP alarm clocks, those fvckin things drive me insane. They're so fvckin loud...They're supposed to wake you up, not give you a heart attack. Scares the fvck outta me, here I am, sleeping and dreaming peacefully, when all of a sudden this hellish BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP rips me out of my sleep like an air raid siren. I'd like to take a shotgun to one of those things.

BTW I have a radio alarm clock.
 
Yesterday I went to bed at 6pm. Got up at 6am.

Most of the time I go to bed around 3-4 and get up between 6-7. If I go to bed earlier, I wake up from a dream at 3:37. Without fail.
 
Originally posted by: xirtam
Yesterday I went to bed at 6pm. Got up at 6am.

Most of the time I go to bed around 3-4 and get up between 6-7. If I go to bed earlier, I wake up from a dream at 3:37. Without fail.

You are almost teh 1337.
 
Up at 5:30 am, at work by 8:00 am (hour drive), leave work for school at 4:15 pm, class starts at 5:30 pm, get home by 8:30 - 9:00 pm (depends on homework in lab), tuck the kids in and kiss the wife and say goodnight at 9:00 pm, go to the basement and work various jobs, programs, homework, and post of ATOT until 12 -1:00 am.

And I fix cars on the weekends for extra money and relaxation.
 
Originally posted by: blackdogdeek
up at 7am when working out, otherwise 8am. in to work by 930-945am. leave work 545pm. beddie-bye around midnight.

as soon as the alarm goes off i just get up.

ciber: do you keep the shades open? it's more difficult for me to continue to sleep on later mornings if the sun is coming in the windows.


No way. I'm like a vampire, if light bein emitted doesnt come from a nice cool lcd, i turn to ashes 😛.
 
When I was unemployed everyday felt the same (including weekends). Sometimes I'd be so bored I'd stay up all night and have a catnap around noon. Otherwise I'd go to bed around 2 AM and get up around 8 AM. TV helps me to fall asleep but I end up usually on the couch and the lights are still on.



Under the category "Too Much Information" (TMI)
I missed the lunar eclipse last night, but I was able to catch a morning full moon. I spent the night at a "friend-with-benefits" house last night because her housemate was supposed to spend the night at her boyfriend's house.

Well this morning I get up to go to the bathroom and feed the cat. While in my birthday suit I breeze by the roommate's room (the door is wide open) to see if the cat is on her bed. Well, the cat wasn't but the roommate and boyfriend were. We didn't hear them come in and it must have been late when they did. And they were, ah, hmmm... Well let's just say the cat had a reason for not being on the bed.


I leave the rest to your imagination.

(My point to adding this little bit of TMI is that I pose the question: How old are you when sleep becomes more important than sex? Or how long into the relationship, when this becomes a matter of fact? The roommate had just started dating this guy.)
 
Originally posted by: MaxDepth
When I was unemployed everyday felt the same (including weekends). Sometimes I'd be so bored I'd stay up all night and have a catnap around noon. Otherwise I'd go to bed around 2 AM and get up around 8 AM. TV helps me to fall asleep but I end up usually on the couch and the lights are still on.



Under the category "Too Much Information" (TMI)
I missed the lunar eclipse last night, but I was able to catch a morning full moon. I spent the night at a "friend-with-benefits" house last night because her housemate was supposed to spend the night at her boyfriend's house.

Well this morning I get up to go to the bathroom and feed the cat. While in my birthday suit I breeze by the roommate's room (the door is wide open) to see if the cat is on her bed. Well, the cat wasn't but the roommate and boyfriend were. We didn't hear them come in and it must have been late when they did. And they were, ah, hmmm... Well let's just say the cat had a reason for not being on the bed.


I leave the rest to your imagination.

(My point to adding this little bit of TMI is that I pose the question: How old are you when sleep becomes more important than sex? Or how long into the relationship, when this becomes a matter of fact? The roommate had just started dating this guy.)




So did you join in?
 
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