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@nutterguy Glad I'm not the only one like that. I think it's because our mind hasn't been inactive for too long and it's less of a drag for it to really get moving again. I'm no doctor though
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 04:47:36 UTC from web-
@magicrussia I always thought that when we're sleep deprived our body is sortof in "emergency" mode all the time, so it doesnt let us get tired. Then when we finally DO get enough sleep our bodies decide its time to just be tired as mangoes.
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 04:52:37 UTC from web-
@nutterguy That sounds reasonable enough. I usually get very little sleep on school days due to my insomnia problems, and then make up for it all by sleeping in on the weekend
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 04:54:59 UTC from web-
@magicrussia I don't have insomnia, I just don't go to sleep till about 2 am.
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 04:57:25 UTC from web -
@magicrussia Ah, I remember doing that all the time, except i made up for most of it in class instead of the weekends :/
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 05:00:56 UTC from web-
@nimblehaste I eventually stopped doing that out of fear of getting in trouble haha
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 05:02:53 UTC from web
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Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 04:56:16 UTC from web
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@starshine What's polyphasic sleep?
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 04:56:58 UTC from web-
@rainbowdash Sleeping more than once per day, but less at a time. Basically take lots of naps instead of going to bed. http://ur1.ca/3u754
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 04:57:55 UTC from web-
@starshine Interesting. I wonder if it could help with issues such as constant waking up after a few hours of sleep. I haven't had 8 hours of solid sleep in a row in a long time.
Wednesday, 13-Apr-11 05:02:08 UTC from web
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