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   Jaguwar says *ROFL* thanks for the vid, that was hysterical! sounds like me, too. Not the drunk part, that tends to kick the Carnival into high gear. :)

   Permalink posted 03/28/2008
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   Dzendvokh says "we didn't start the fire".... damn you Chris!

   Permalink posted 03/28/2008
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   I am says Jag, That 's funny. You and me both. Nick, A pox on you.

   Permalink posted 03/28/2008
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   Dzendvokh says SLEEP SLEEP SLEEP.........

   Permalink posted 03/28/2008
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   I am says I can't ... that is until now. Night.

   Permalink posted 03/28/2008
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   Dzendvokh says I know what ya mean....... that vid cracked me up.

   Permalink posted 03/28/2008
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   annieander says But when I do drink...I wake up at 4:00 in the a.m. Then the carnival REALLY kicks in. Can't win.

   Permalink posted 03/29/2008
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   poebegone says mwahahahaha. that was a blast. dig this - i've been a notorious insomniac (ask any company i've worked for) all my life. i tried everything - sleeping pills, booze, fatigue. and then i changed countries, and boom, gone. i'm having like a life-long jet lag now. super strange.

   Permalink posted 03/29/2008
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   dachmo says Love the Doug Stanhope, especially what he did for Showtime that's been on cable recently. Also really liked the Joe Rogan special too, a little asinine at first but he gets a lot better.

   Permalink posted 03/29/2008
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    Groon says Gettin' to this Carnival late, I am. Still trying to catch up from being gone, but I wanted to comment. Not only was that true, but I can add my voice as a chronic insomniac as well. I finally figured out my solution, though . . . I now live in a constant state of sleep deprivation, tired and miserable all day until night time, when I wake up again and try to fall asleep. I heard about an experiment once where a large number of people basically lived for several weeks in a place with no indicators of time, no clocks, no windows, etc etc, to see what sort of pattern they would fall into. Most fell into a pattern of around 24 hours, but a significant number of people naturally fell into a 28 hour pattern instead. Thought that was interesting, and could explain my problems . . . always wished I could have a couple more hours in my day before I went to bed.

    Permalink posted 03/31/2008

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