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Who was it around here who sleep-crushed and snorted more Ambien after taking some in the normal, swallow-y way?

It would help account for some of her marriages, but she can still raise my thermals any day.

Oh wait, it's Thurman.

Rats.

We believe writing an email after turning the computer on, connecting to the Internet and remembering the password displayed by our patient is novel.

e-mail clients remember the password for you, broadband connects automatically, and many people leave their PC's on 24/7

jkahless wrote:

Is she sure she didn't just get outrageously drunk and black out?

Who hasn't?

I sleepwalk occasionally. I did it a LOT about ten years ago or so, but now, not so much. My wife will tell you some funny tales.

In high school, my girlfriend's sister would sleepwalk and sit down and write out a dream in the first person. It was weird. My girlfriend said she tried to wake her up once and her sister punched her.

EDIT: just read the article... I really dont think what she did was all that novel, I wonder what sort of sleep researchers are being interviewed? Because I have called people on the telephone while asleep, I have drawn a picture in my sleep (it was of of someone sleeping), played the guitar (I didnt believe it at first, my wife told me, she also said she didnt recognize it), carried on a conversation, etc all asleep. And like it said, just driving a car requires someone to know weher the keys are, which car the keys go to and so on, I am surprised that experts are surprised that someone sleepwalking can remember passwords and spelling etc.

EDIT EDIT: Then again, when I am dreaming and reading a book, if I realize I am dreaming, I also realize that I havent been reading anything, like the actual words that are in the book are gibberish at best, and sometimes not even words or recognizable as text.

Last edited by StaticAge (2009-02-20 8:32 am)