What keeps you up at night?
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Hypersomnia. It means that I'm always tired but can never get to sleep. I could take some expensive ass medicine but my insurance was cut because despite the fact I am unemployed, I make too much money for the state to feel bad about me.
captcha: bike rider
I could buy a motorcycle with the imaginary money the government thinks I have... Maybe I could sleep then
captcha: bike rider
I could buy a motorcycle with the imaginary money the government thinks I have... Maybe I could sleep then
Nothing at all. I don't take any of my mental baggage to bed with me as it can always wait until the next day. Also, I love sleeping too much to sacrifice it for gaming or Internet surfing, unless it's the weekend in which I have the time to do all of them.
Uhhg, I'm sorry man.communist dwarf said:
I knew a guy with the same thing, he said when he finaly did sleep it'd be for like 15+ hours and still he'd wake up tired as hell.
I'm usualy able to sleep well, however I've got cubital tunnel syndrome in my right arm, the side on which I normaly would sleep. Forcing myself to sleep on my back is bad enough but rolling onto my arm when I finaly do get to sleep isn't a fun way to wake up.
Well, I'm a night owl. Everything keeps me up and I function the best then. Whatever I want to do, I do it the best at night. Because it's peaceful and nobody's bothering me. Also, things that keep me at up the best are games, movies, reading, writing, stargazing... All of my favourite things taste better during the night (or can only be done during the night).
Captcha: fancy pants. Okay.
Captcha: fancy pants. Okay.
The heat. And I know what you're thinking.
"But BroadyBrio, you live in England? It's not that hot."
Oh but it is. For me. Seriously, fuck summer. At least in winter, if you're cold, you can add more layers to yourself. In summer, I'm normally shirtless and still boiling. I can't remove my skin now can I?
"But BroadyBrio, you live in England? It's not that hot."
Oh but it is. For me. Seriously, fuck summer. At least in winter, if you're cold, you can add more layers to yourself. In summer, I'm normally shirtless and still boiling. I can't remove my skin now can I?
Nightmares about a car crash I was in quite recently. Odd enough, considering there were only mild injuries.
In the summer I live during the nights. During the days the plant pollen makes me sneeze uncontrollably. So does the brightness. I end up doing the Albert Wesker: wearing sunglasses indoors. Then the combined heat, pressure on my sinuses and the constant sneezing gives me huge headaches, not to mention the awful taste of plant that sticks in the back of my throat 24/7 and occasionally leads me into bouts of hacking coughs.
So during the day I have two choices. Either dose up to the eyeballs on antihistamines, ibuprofen and sinus relief capsules or get blind drunk. The first option only half works and the other is far too expensive and detrimental to my health.
At night I can breathe freely, it's cooler and the air is less humid. Quiet, too. For those moments when I'm not deafening myself with music.
So during the day I have two choices. Either dose up to the eyeballs on antihistamines, ibuprofen and sinus relief capsules or get blind drunk. The first option only half works and the other is far too expensive and detrimental to my health.
At night I can breathe freely, it's cooler and the air is less humid. Quiet, too. For those moments when I'm not deafening myself with music.
This is the thing that plagues me during the summer times. And the winter times as well, now that I think about it.VegBerg said:
Silence. It's nearly impossible for me to sleep if the room is dead silent, since my thoughts tend to keep me awake. If there's a fan or air purifier on in the room, then it helps to soothe my thoughts. That and my embarrassing thoughts. Hey, since nothing interesting is going on, why don't you vividly recall that incident in 9th grade when you defecated in the school garden because a toilet was overflowing in the boys bathroom right as the rest of your class was headed outside to go to the computer lab? Fuck my brain sometimes.
and when you get it on your ears, and when you use earphones they just become ruined :lNouw said:Yeah, especially when you yawn/cry and it stingsRandom Fella said:.
Creepy Pastas usually. Lately though, I've discovered It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Louie. Both are great shows and I have been watching them every night.
I also frequently rewatch episodes of Community because of how awesome they are.
I also frequently rewatch episodes of Community because of how awesome they are.
While I do get it on my ears, I've never gotten them inside my ear >.>. That must suck :/Random Fella said:and when you get it on your ears, and when you use earphones they just become ruined :lNouw said:Yeah, especially when you yawn/cry and it stingsRandom Fella said: