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pattycakes_

pattycakes_

Can turn naughty
I taught English at the Fraunhofer Institute for a while when I lived in Leipzig. Was great getting the scoop on stuff going on in the biological sciences, but much more fun was getting undergrads to tell me about working for literal mad scientists who'd been working for 20 years trying to prove all kinds of inane shit. The type of mind at work and the effort required makes suspended reason's link pretty much par for the course
 
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mWttrs2

mWttrs2

Active member
Until recently, my sister had insomnia. I was very sad about it and I decided to fight it. So I went to the medical site and found many ways to improve sleep - more often by ventilating the room, drinking tea, taking a bath before bed and not sitting in the phone for 2 hours before bedtime. Also bought medication that improves sleep on the same site. Now my sister sleeps much better than before
 
sufi

sufi

lala
mixed_biscuits said:
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mvuent

mvuent

Void Dweller
apparently that's how people used to live, get up in the middle of night for a few hours then go back to sleep. and as that trusty motto goes, "if people did it in medieval times, it must be right"
 
Corpsey

Corpsey

bandz ahoy
I always wake up in the night and sometimes have trouble getting back to sleep. So it's interesting to consider that this might just be normal and that it's capitalism that's making me feel it's a bad thing.
 
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Beast of Burden
Under Communism everybody slept really well, because they knocked themselves unconscious with cheap vodka.
 
luka

luka

Well-known member
Corpsey said:
I always wake up in the night and sometimes have trouble getting back to sleep. So it's interesting to consider that this might just be normal and that it's capitalism that's making me feel it's a bad thing.
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i sometimes have problems with this and it's really horrible. at the moment, touch the wood, it's been pretty good. the main factor for me
seems to be booze. even a little bit wreaks havoc. i last had a drink on the 12th of Febuary, and i'd had two weeks off prior to that binge.
 
mixed_biscuits

mixed_biscuits

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luka said:
i sometimes have problems with this and it's really horrible. at the moment, touch the wood, it's been pretty good. the main factor for me
seems to be booze. even a little bit wreaks havoc. i last had a drink on the 12th of Febuary, and i'd had two weeks off prior to that binge.
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Are you properly tired when you fall asleep in the first place?
 
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