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Originally posted by: ForumMaster
i know. and it's extremly bad when ever i visit the US. 7 fing hour difference. atleast it's easier visiting. but getting used to the time in israel when i go ack is hell.
Originally posted by: sundevb
I always thought people that got jet-lagged were sissies. I mean, most complain about just a few hours difference. Oh noes, 3 hours! Now I'll be screwd up for the next month!
I mean, come on. So you have to stay up a few extra hours or set your alarm clock, big deal.
The only jet-lag I can understand is when it's over 6-7 hours or you're flying to multiple different time zones over only a few days.
Originally posted by: sundevb
I always thought people that got jet-lagged were sissies. I mean, most complain about just a few hours difference. Oh noes, 3 hours! Now I'll be screwd up for the next month!
I mean, come on. So you have to stay up a few extra hours or set your alarm clock, big deal.
The only jet-lag I can understand is when it's over 6-7 hours or you're flying to multiple different time zones over only a few days.
Originally posted by: sundevb
I always thought people that got jet-lagged were sissies. I mean, most complain about just a few hours difference. Oh noes, 3 hours! Now I'll be screwd up for the next month!
I mean, come on. So you have to stay up a few extra hours or set your alarm clock, big deal.
The only jet-lag I can understand is when it's over 6-7 hours or you're flying to multiple different time zones over only a few days.
Speak for yourself sissie. :laugh:Originally posted by: Dunbar
Originally posted by: sundevb
I always thought people that got jet-lagged were sissies. I mean, most complain about just a few hours difference. Oh noes, 3 hours! Now I'll be screwd up for the next month!
I mean, come on. So you have to stay up a few extra hours or set your alarm clock, big deal.
The only jet-lag I can understand is when it's over 6-7 hours or you're flying to multiple different time zones over only a few days.
Unless you can sleep on the plane, it means staying up for more than 24 hours without sleep to avoid jetlag. Not an easy thing to do.
Originally posted by: Scouzer
Originally posted by: sundevb
I always thought people that got jet-lagged were sissies. I mean, most complain about just a few hours difference. Oh noes, 3 hours! Now I'll be screwd up for the next month!
I mean, come on. So you have to stay up a few extra hours or set your alarm clock, big deal.
The only jet-lag I can understand is when it's over 6-7 hours or you're flying to multiple different time zones over only a few days.
I get jet lagged everyday...I cross a time zone line everyday to and from work
Originally posted by: sundevb
I always thought people that got jet-lagged were sissies. I mean, most complain about just a few hours difference. Oh noes, 3 hours! Now I'll be screwd up for the next month!
I mean, come on. So you have to stay up a few extra hours or set your alarm clock, big deal.
The only jet-lag I can understand is when it's over 6-7 hours or you're flying to multiple different time zones over only a few days.
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what is this "jetlag" stuff? if your internal clock is off b/c you were in a different time zone than that is understandable, but people who actually feel under the weather because they have flown somewhere? i don't get it.