Marco can do it better , louder , for longer ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
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Marco can do it better , louder , for longer ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
He can certainly write about it for longer. Uh-oh, here comes the essay...Quote:
Originally Posted by Audio Al
What a poser! I bet she can't walk past a mirror without stopping for a look :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
Brilliant pics, Ian!:D
Lol, well I could give it go, but not day in, day out, like cats...Quote:
Originally Posted by Audio Al
My 'sleepyhead highlights' include once falling asleep UPRIGHT in church, at a 3-hour long mass during Lent, one night sleeping right through our burglar alarm going off, and as a teenager sleeping through an (albeit fairly minor) motorway collision, in the front seat of my dad's car, whilst on holiday in Italy.
And my 'record sleep' occurred one day during November 2009, when including a 2-hour afternoon nap, I slept in total for 15 hours.
Hey, it's what helps keep me looking young!:D:eyebrows:
Marco.
When in college I regularly fell asleep during lessons, at work I'd sometimes nod off while standing (I was always awoken by my legs buckling though), my daughters stopped going to the cinema with me because "I was embarrassing", and last year I slept through much of a funeral service.
I once went to the doctor about my sleeping problem (I was about 20 years old) and his reply was "So what are you after, sleeping tablets, amphetamines? You're not the first person to come in here trying it on", and sent me packing. Sort of coloured my view of GPs.
Lol.... Thing is, I almost never fall asleep when I'm out and about (other than on the rare occasions I'm a passenger in a car, where at some point sooner rather than later, I'm destined to nod off).
It's just that when I go to bed, that's me out for the count for at least 9 hours (of deep sleep), and after that, if I wanted to sleep further (for any reason, say passing the time on a train journey or on a plane), or even if I'm outside somewhere and it's nice and sunny, say lying on the grass in a park, I could do so easily.
I've always loved my sleep and genuinely look forward to going to bed every night:)
Marco.
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Originally Posted by Marco
We look forward to that too, finally getting a bit of peace and quiet :yay:
I seem to be wired a bit like my CD player - if nothing happens for 15 minutes, I go into 'standby'.
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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
She came out from behind the sofa then Ian? She looks a beauty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
Tee-hee... And yes, just like your willy - if it ever stays 'operational' for that long!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Marco.