Insomniacs!

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  1. Sheal

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    Have you noticed that after midnight it seems to be the same people on GC.

    Got to be insomniacs, I think, or can't deal with the other halfs snoring! :D
     
  2. Phil A

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    Yep,

    Usually me you, John & clueless and occasionally Chopper.
     
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    And me! I'm always here even at 3am in the morning:yawn:
     
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    I'm not an insomniac as I normally sleep about three hours a night and don't need any more - been like that all my life. I rarely get on GC during the early hours as the computer is in the room next to the bedroom and it may disturb Mrs shiney - I'm disturbing enough as it is :heehee:.
     
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    I get really cross with myself when I find myself posting after 11:30pm when I should be tucked up in bed! The internet has ruined my (sorely needed) beauty sleep.
     
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    I always used to sit up until 3am when I was in college, but since I started working when I was 18, my sleep pattern has become much more regular; I'm finding myself getting ready for bed come 11 now. Just give me the Horlicks and velcro slippers already :loll:
     
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      Don't forget Armandii, Ziggy. :)
       
    • Phil A

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      Couldn't ever do that :heehee:

      If someone worked the night shift but was awake during the day, no one would notice that they were an insomniac.
       
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        Don't like Horlicks, gimme some beer!!!! :rolleyespink:

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          Not sure about insomnia, I`ll have to sleep on it.:yawn:
           
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          That'll put you to sleep :heehee:
          I notice you're not passing up on the slippers, though :thumb:
           
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          Sleep is incredibly boring relic that evolution just can't seem to shake off.

          I could see the point of it, if we still had to go out hunting and gathering, and it was too dangerous to do so in the dark in case a massive great tiger was waiting to eat us, but in 2011, I don't think there are many things waiting in the dark to eat us.:)
           
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            But snuggling in bed, clueless1, surely...it's one of the best feelings ever. Speaking of which...it's past my bedtime :heehee:
             
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            You've not been to Chard after dark then Dave.:heehee:
             
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            Habit to me I am afraid
            I worked for thirty years in the gaming industry, did not get home till midnight
            still wide awake and needed to unwind before sleep would come,
            Now in a day job, where I Still do not get home till 20:00 if I go to bed early I wake up EARLY and just have to sit about waiting to go to work
            (can not bring myself to leap out into the garden at 06:00 then get clean to go to work at 09:00)
            So I stick to my old routine relax until around 02:00 get up intime for work
            get home 20:00 have dinner, do a bit in the garden/odd jobs then shower and relax
            It seems a way of life now after years and years, well fifty actually
            I do not know what will happen when I retire in April as I seem to be an Owl type person for life

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