Renzatic on 6/3/2007 at 01:50
It all depends on how long I nap. If it's for an hour or so, I'll wake up feeling giddy and refreshed. Four hours or more, I'll wake up groggy and spend the rest of the day in front of my computer fighting cottonmouth and a headache.
DinkyDogg on 6/3/2007 at 07:51
I'm like a zombie for about twenty minutes after waking up from a nap. I usually can't remember what I do. I've found out from my family that I've sometimes answered my door, then gone back to sleep without remembering a thing.
Insomnia sounds like it really sucks. I'm a student and often short on sleep, but when I'm not busy with schoolwork I can catch up. I have sympathy for you guys who are tired 24/7.
Bjossi on 6/3/2007 at 11:36
I sleep very little too, I usually can't fall asleep until 2 or 3 AM. So I get 5 - 4 hours of sleep per day, sometimes I'm lucky and get good naps in the daytime and on weekends.
Gray on 10/3/2007 at 19:06
Quote Posted by The Alchemist
Massive insomnia.
Welcome to the group. Please leave your brain at the door.
Martin Karne on 11/3/2007 at 02:46
Sleep disorders maybe ain't got any, but sleep segmentation is rater an habit now. For several reasons, I won't explain in detail, but when I have a permanent physical pain, that comes and goes, it's easier to see why I sleep when I can.
:bored:
OnionBob on 11/3/2007 at 15:18
Quote Posted by Martin Karne
Sleep disorders maybe ain't got any, but sleep segmentation is rater an habit now. For several reasons, I won't explain in detail, but when I have a permanent physical pain, that comes and goes, it's easier to see why I sleep when I can.
:bored:
honestly what is this post
fett on 11/3/2007 at 17:58
Quote Posted by Martin Karne
Sleep disorders maybe ain't got any, but sleep segmentation is rater an habit now. For several reasons, I won't explain in detail, but when I have a permanent physical pain, that comes and goes, it's easier to see why I sleep when I can.
:bored:
Quote Posted by OnionBob
honestly what is this post
Location: Foreign
Translation: I have no sleeping disorders, but have a habit of sleeping in small increments of time. This is due to personal problems which I am not comfortable discussing on a forum board. However I have a permanent medical condition which causes pain at random intervals, making it more practical for me to sleep when I am able.
No no. Thank
YOU.
SD on 11/3/2007 at 18:08
oh come on fett it's not like onionbob has a degree in languages
Stitch on 14/3/2007 at 15:20
Quote Posted by OnionBob
honestly what is this post
Classic Karne :cool:
cacka on 15/3/2007 at 00:01
read it in a jamaican accent and ting
