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Insomniac Joke
What's the best thing about being an insomniac? (apart from always being first on the riverbank!)...
...Only 10 sleeps 'til Christmas lol...
...Only 10 sleeps 'til Christmas lol...

tootall- Posts: 1290
Join date: 2009-01-29
Age: 35
Location: Beverley, East Yorkshire
Re: Insomniac Joke
Well, going by that then, I only got 7 more sleeps till Christmas

Lefty- Posts: 1268
Join date: 2008-08-26
Age: 42
Location: Cadeby
Re: Insomniac Joke
I used to stay awake all night wondering what i would do if i was an Insomniac ?

paddy pike- Posts: 1359
Join date: 2010-03-19
Age: 58
Location: Southport

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I've been an insomniac since I was 15, which is odd cos I used to sleep about 16 hours a day, given the option. My record is 5 days on the trot, without a wink but oddly, I don't seem to lose my senses or go barking mad. I just lose weight if I don't eat during my awake periods. I can eat temazepam/moggies like sweets too so now I don't even bother and just get on with it and do summit to waste my time, like write a fishing article or something.
Sleep when I'm having a sustained period consists of lots of little mini-naps that feel I've blinked and very often I might miss a half hour TV or something and my cuppa has gone cold. That's about the only indicator that any time has elapsed and I reckon these sleeps only occur because I'm sitting still for a while. I also almost never yawn or get sleepy. I tend to switch off like a lightbulb when I do sleep. I can go from seemingly very active to completely unconscious within 2 minutes and I suspect it's my brain shutting me down out of necessity.
It comes and goes and there isn't a reason for it that I've managed to pin down. Who knows why or how. Doesn't seem to affect me detrimentally either as far as I can tell.
It's just annoying. That's all.
Sleep when I'm having a sustained period consists of lots of little mini-naps that feel I've blinked and very often I might miss a half hour TV or something and my cuppa has gone cold. That's about the only indicator that any time has elapsed and I reckon these sleeps only occur because I'm sitting still for a while. I also almost never yawn or get sleepy. I tend to switch off like a lightbulb when I do sleep. I can go from seemingly very active to completely unconscious within 2 minutes and I suspect it's my brain shutting me down out of necessity.
It comes and goes and there isn't a reason for it that I've managed to pin down. Who knows why or how. Doesn't seem to affect me detrimentally either as far as I can tell.
It's just annoying. That's all.

Andy Macfarlane- Posts: 1757
Join date: 2008-08-13
Location: Glasgow
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God i was like that as a child, But now when i go to sleep i can sleep for 10 hrs, But i am on a lot of meds for heart and so on, But i dont go to sleep easy like you andy, You said your brain switches off to give you rest eventualy, I just tend to have to wait till the sleep comes to me, Then you can drop a bomb by me and i wont even twitch haha

paddy pike- Posts: 1359
Join date: 2010-03-19
Age: 58
Location: Southport

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Once in a blue moon I will sleep for like 14 hours and when I'm not having a spell I can actually sleep for about 10 hours (probably 8 would do but then I can doze lightly for another 2 if I don't have to get up. Then just as quickly as sleep comes...pitang!...no sleep for you my lad. Strange that I'm sensitive to light as well. That would seem to be a reason but I'm having a no sleep period just now and it's basically Winter so that makes no sense.
Two things that's even stranger. I can almost always fall asleep sitting up in the passenger side of a moving vehicle or when I'm outside. Seriously, point me in the direction of my unhooking mat and I'll find a way to fall asleep on it in less than half an hour. What's that all about?...no I'm not a dog before anyone says.
Two things that's even stranger. I can almost always fall asleep sitting up in the passenger side of a moving vehicle or when I'm outside. Seriously, point me in the direction of my unhooking mat and I'll find a way to fall asleep on it in less than half an hour. What's that all about?...no I'm not a dog before anyone says.

Andy Macfarlane- Posts: 1757
Join date: 2008-08-13
Location: Glasgow
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Andy Macfarlane wrote:Two things that's even stranger. I can almost always fall asleep sitting up in the passenger side of a moving vehicle or when I'm outside. Seriously, point me in the direction of my unhooking mat and I'll find a way to fall asleep on it in less than half an hour. What's that all about?...no I'm not a dog before anyone says.
because you dont assocate tho's two things with sleep, like a bed.

greg- Posts: 613
Join date: 2009-01-11
Age: 46
Location: SCOTLAND
Re: Insomniac Joke
Well that's an answer (a good one though cos that's what my doc suggested) but I don't sleep much elsewhere. Just cars and unhooking mats.
I seem to finding a pattern again. Been grabbing an extra half hour a day for the last few days. Hopefully I'll get the full 7-8 hours by next week.
I do enjoy a kip.
I seem to finding a pattern again. Been grabbing an extra half hour a day for the last few days. Hopefully I'll get the full 7-8 hours by next week.
I do enjoy a kip.

Andy Macfarlane- Posts: 1757
Join date: 2008-08-13
Location: Glasgow
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