So I just slept for 19 hours.

[luclin92]

i think i have at most slept about 24 hours i think it may have been more. but regularly in the weekends i sleep for about 12 hours.

 

[blue heartless]

I had a bit of downtime one month, and more than enough cash to do it so I slept perhaps 24 some odd days? I say I was awake for the other 7 days total (it was in October) and doing things but this was years ago before I had a 40 work week.

 

[Warlord211]

Had swine flu. Slept for 21 hours. I still felt like shit afterwards.

 

[LuckyClover95]

3 days straight. In my defense, I was in a coma and woke up in the hospital.

This may be the only time I laugh about a coma. In my defence, I am so very evil, and I am so very sorry.

I've been sleeping around 11 hours every night since I got through the worst of college. The strangest thing is that my mind appears to be using the extra hours to create incredibly long, detailed dreams, sometimes spanning a couple of days diegetically (in dream time). What's more, there appears to be a consistent narrative thread going through these dreams, that I appear to cast as a character in these dreams that isn't actually that of my own personality, rather some hyper personality, certain aspects of my own personality enhanced whilst others are lessened, Which makes sense seeming as this is my usual technique for creating characters. This character appears to be some some kind of wandering paranormal investigator, exposing the varied locales and strange occurances of the past few dreams. I'm finding it fascinating.

That's so awesome. I WISH I had that.
Tell me, whats the current storyline in your dream?
Must be like Inception.

 

[Doclector]

3 days straight. In my defense, I was in a coma and woke up in the hospital.

This may be the only time I laugh about a coma. In my defence, I am so very evil, and I am so very sorry.

I've been sleeping around 11 hours every night since I got through the worst of college. The strangest thing is that my mind appears to be using the extra hours to create incredibly long, detailed dreams, sometimes spanning a couple of days diegetically (in dream time). What's more, there appears to be a consistent narrative thread going through these dreams, that I appear to cast as a character in these dreams that isn't actually that of my own personality, rather some hyper personality, certain aspects of my own personality enhanced whilst others are lessened, Which makes sense seeming as this is my usual technique for creating characters. This character appears to be some some kind of wandering paranormal investigator, exposing the varied locales and strange occurances of the past few dreams. I'm finding it fascinating.

That's so awesome. I WISH I had that.
Tell me, whats the current storyline in your dream?
Must be like Inception.

More like the Animus from assassins creed, with the whole being a character that isn't actually me thing. The last dream I had like that, I was investigating reports of demonic apparitions in a country manor. Not long after I arrived, the family began to become possessed, with the mother mutatating into a huge horrific monster reminiscent of something from the evil dead series. It became apparant they wanted the baby of the family, the only one to resist possession. Last thing I knew, I escaped the house with the baby after being forced to kill one of the brothers of the family. What happens next? Guess I'll just have to wait for the next dream.

 

[Davey Woo]

34 hours. I went to sleep on Thursday not feeling well, and then I got up 7am on Saturday, got dressed for school and was half way out the door before my mum stopped me, I hadn't realised I'd slept the whole of Friday out.

 

[The Human Torch]

When I was a kid, I had a major sickness (parotitis epidemic) and pretty much drifted in and out of consciousness for a week. The doctor visited me at home and said that he had never seen anyone who had it as bad as I did. He even took pictures to show to co-workers for case studies.

 

[Jezzascmezza]

Probably about 14 hours.
Any longer than that, and I don't think I'd wake up.

 

[Professor James]

The longest I slept was 9 hours. Yeah, not very long at all.

 

[Jedoro]

Twelve hours, but it was after I got IV sedation for surgery right before that.

Undrugged, I'd say 8 at most. I don't sleep much compared to the averages.