Things you wish you could say

[BackroadGirl57]

If you can throw some things in there ever so often about @Brooks_ it would be an even more interesting read. Oh, and feel free to be derogatory.

 

[BackroadGirl57]

Oh and did I mention the sleepwalking, sleep-eating, sleep-drinking, sleep-coding, sleep-deprivedness...

I'll give an example of each.


I once woke up as I was unlocking the back door, about to go outside. Don't know where I was going.


I've been found sitting on the kitchen floor eating a block of cheese.


More than once I've woken up sitting at the table, glass in hand, in the act of swallowing a drink of water.


I created one of my best coding projects at one a.m. while not even aware of what I was doing.

As for the sleep-deprivedness, that shows itself very clearly when it wants to.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I'll give an example of each.


I once woke up as I was unlocking the back door, about to go outside. Don't know where I was going.


I've been found sitting on the kitchen floor eating a block of cheese.


More than once I've woken up sitting at the table, glass in hand, in the act of swallowing a drink of water.


I created one of my best coding projects at one a.m. while not even aware of what I was doing.

As for the sleep-deprivedness, that shows itself very clearly when it wants to.

Do you take any meds? Have you discussed this with a doctor?

 

[Ifitaintbroke]

I've been found sitting on the kitchen floor eating a block of cheese.

Apparently our eating habits are similar too...

 

[BackroadGirl57]

Do you take any meds? Have you discussed this with a doctor?

No and no.

It doesn't seem to be hurting me any. I don't wake up tired or anything, and the only thing sleep-deprivedness does is make me act like an idiot. Which I do when I'm not tired anyway.

 

[BackroadGirl57]

Apparently our eating habits are similar too...

 

[Ifitaintbroke]

Oh and did I mention the sleepwalking, sleep-eating, sleep-drinking, sleep-coding, sleep-deprivedness...

Think I said this before, but that reminds me of when I was on Ye Olde Amphetamines. Stay up for 4 days straight and hardly blink.

 

[BackroadGirl57]

Think I said this before, but that reminds me of when I was on Ye Olde Amphetamines. Stay up for 4 days straight and hardly blink.

Sounds like me and I'm not even on anything.

 

[LBL]

Think I said this before, but that reminds me of when I was on Ye Olde Amphetamines. Stay up for 4 days straight and hardly blink.

I always wondered how people who took meth did sleep.

In the Breaking Bad shows it sometimes shows them crashing after a long day.

Once I was tutoring a guy in math in San Francisco. He asked for a glass of water. Then he took some prescription meth.

There was no sign of intoxication or anything. He was a "Big" in 3D animation in the mid-90's but had no formal training, and he was about 40, so, beginning to slow down a little bit.

So he took the Ephedrine and we sat down to go through my old Calculus book.

I think our "judicial" system in the US is quite a bit beyond f-cked up.

If some person wants to get hyper-stimulated and take apart a dishwasher - so what ?

 

[Ifitaintbroke]

I always wondered how people who took meth did sleep.

In the Breaking Bad shows it sometimes shows them crashing after a long day.

Bad thing is that it was prescription drugs.

I think our "judicial" system in the US is quite a bit beyond f-cked up.

If some person wants to get hyper-stimulated and take apart a dishwasher - so what ?

Yeah, but if you have to deal with them in daily life like I do, you'll see exactly why meth should be illegal. And VERY illegal.