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It is just me or is it impossible to get a good night's sleep at the moment. I did a 14 hour day yesterday had a couple of brandies and nodded off about midnight. By 0400, I was wide awake again and had no joy getting back to sleep. This is the fourth time this week - really annoying!
sorry to hear that, ti.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Insider
my advice to you is to start drinking heavily.
One used to be able to buy sleeping pills off tinternet. Good for relaxing at the end of a coke binge. :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Insider
Yes, the cheeky half a Valium at 4 in the morning used to be a bit of a lifesaver when it came to getting off to sleep.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
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Originally Posted by Sir C
www.comparethestrain.ca/effect/sleepy/
that's yer choice of medicine following heavy use of stimulants, sc
My 4 year old has been waking up at 05:30 for the past three weeks and he in turn wakes up the baby. It’s already light outside at that time so nobody can drift back off to sleep. Nightmare.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Insider
young kids getting up very early, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige
we've all been through it, so, you have no sympathy from me, bgs :vsign:
I remember my daughter used to wake up at 5am at the weekend, not during the week, I'd get up with her and she'd be back asleep by 8am. the litttle sh�*t :fume:
:nono: There comes a point during a decent coke-fuelled weekend where only a complete knock out will serve. That point would generally come at around the 72 hour mark.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Zopiclone. That's the boy. Hideously addictive, apparently. :shrug: Never addicted me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Honestly, people are just fúcking feeble. One of v's friends was recently sent to rehab for cocaine addiction. THERE IS NO PHYSICAL ADDICTION TO COCAINE! Grrrr. It's all just attention seeking.
Yes, the notion of psychological addiction has long been used as a handy excuse for being weak, I'm afraid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
No, you're not 'addicted' to cocaine/shopping/sex/gambling, you just like doing it too much and don't actually want to stop despite the negative consequences it's having on your life. That's not 'addiction', it's you being a twát.
If there aren't actual, physical withdrawal symptoms when you stop doing it, you weren't addicted to it.
5.30am isn't particularly early, bgm. Most decent people should at least be considering wakefulness at 5.30 imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige
5.30am is still the night before, bQuote:
Originally Posted by Burney
word, la.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
anywon who considers awakening before 7am on a regular basis is a wrong un :judge:
I must admit I find it to be one of the bitterest ironies of growing older that, while you are constantly knackered, you can't do lie-ins anymore. My body wakes me up at about five every morning, I then half doze until 6 and then I get up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
The one upside is that I now can do restorative 25-minute afternoon naps.
Hear him! Hear him! There have been times recently when i get in from my run and realise it’s not yet quite 6 a.m. Which feels odd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
:nod: Although recently I have had a really odd sleeping pattern. Not matter how early/late I go to sleep I am always wide awake at 3am for about an hour and then sleep really deeply until about 7 (and then snooze for at least an hour until my alarm goes off)Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
On crack comedowns in Columbia, all I had was this hard aniseedy spirit called aguadiente.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C