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Move to America so that what is 1am UK time is say 9 or 10PM on the east coast, an early night, job done.

 

Failing that knock a quick one out - if women are to be believed men will be asleep nano seconds after spurtage!!

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I had a simular sleep issue. There are herbal sleeping tablets you can get from the chemist. They slow the over activity of the brain allowing you relax quicker. They will help your body clock adjust to a sleep pattern you are happy with.

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So, it's 6:19am and I am still wide awake. This has happened for the past few nights now, not been able to get to sleep before 1am for about 2 years either. Help me?

 

Read some of verbals, franks cousin or holepunctures posts on here. After about the 5th time you'll be sleeping like a baby smashed on gin.

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Read some of verbals, franks cousin or holepunctures posts on here. After about the 5th time you'll be sleeping like a baby smashed on gin.

 

I'd add Wes Tender to that list.

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Still awake, hearing noises upstairs now. On further inspection, there's nothing up there except my washing. Lucky I bought that baseball bat a week ago (the neighbours were burgaled, I didn't buy it willy nilly).

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Be at ease with with your sleep pattern. Many insomniacs are embarrased by it but it really is okay.

It won't kill you.

 

It can be a sign of a busy mind, which as a tax payer is just what I want from a student.

 

I pray that no one starts.on about famous insomniacs as someone always mentions Thatcher. That wasn't insomnia, it was.her conscience, the nasty woman.

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Still awake, hearing noises upstairs now. On further inspection, there's nothing up there except my washing. Lucky I bought that baseball bat a week ago (the neighbours were burgaled, I didn't buy it willy nilly).

 

Maybe if you stopped posting on here that you are awake, it might help you nod off?

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The great Louis Armstrong once claimed that "insomnia is the lack of gratitude" - in which case I must have been a particuarily ungrateful person for many years now.

 

To any younger insomniacs out there ..... it gets worst with age.

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Maybe if you stopped posting on here that you are awake, it might help you nod off?

 

Tried to sleep, don't feel tired at all.

 

It could be because you're missing home. Or it could be because you're not eating properly.

 

Going home for a week tomorrow, i'll be all healed up before you know it.

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I've realised that the noise that I thought was coming from upstairs was actually some builders who are working on a neighbouring house unloading stuff from their van across the road. Could've saved me 10 minutes stalking around an empty student house in my pants with a baseball bat in my hand if I had realised that sooner.

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I've realised that the noise that I thought was coming from upstairs was actually some builders who are working on a neighbouring house unloading stuff from their van across the road. Could've saved me 10 minutes stalking around an empty student house in my pants with a baseball bat in my hand if I had realised that sooner.

 

Are you suffering from paranoia?

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I've realised that the noise that I thought was coming from upstairs was actually some builders who are working on a neighbouring house unloading stuff from their van across the road. Could've saved me 10 minutes stalking around an empty student house in my pants with a baseball bat in my hand if I had realised that sooner.

this is what happens when you are on your come down on E's

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I'm going to sleep after the match later, get an early night in (or an obscenely late one depending on how you look at it).

 

Duney boy, you underestimate me. I always wear my wristbands. Had one of them on for 4 years.

 

I'm going to get dressed and take a walk round Highfield.

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:poundit::poundit::sulk::poundit::poundit::poundit:

I'm going to sleep after the match later, get an early night in (or an obscenely late one depending on how you look at it).

 

Duney boy, you underestimate me. I always wear my wristbands. Had one of them on for 4 years.

 

I'm going to get dressed and take a walk round Highfield.

 

Good idea, that me time at the match should relax you.

 

I now have an image of super mikey, naked except for his wrist bands.

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:poundit::poundit::sulk::poundit::poundit::poundit:

 

Good idea, that me time at the match should relax you.

 

I now have an image of super mikey, naked except for his wrist bands.

 

Sh!t, I thought I deleted that website.

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I think this time it was probably more down to drinking 4 cups of coffee while watching the footy highlights, and then staying up and watching several hour-long episodes of Breaking Bad...

 

I'll go to Boots on Burgess Road tomorrow and see what they can recommend.

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I'm here to help Mikey, and the similarities between yourself and Frodo are there for all to see. It seems to me that the weight of your genious is beginning to weigh heavily on your mind.

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I'm here to help Mikey, and the similarities between yourself and Frodo are there for all to see. It seems to me that the weight of your genious is beginning to weigh heavily on your mind.

 

:facepalm:

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I'll get you some wristbands or something if it will make you feel better about yourself Dune.

 

That would be amazing. Do they glow in the dark?

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