I need to stay up really late tonight. Ask me anything.

Spacemom

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Sun Feb-21-10 08:22 PM
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I need to stay up really late tonight. Ask me anything.

I start a second shift job on Thursday. I'm trying to get my sleeping schedule flip flopped so I'll be able to stay awake at work!

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Kali

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Mon Feb-22-10 12:14 AM
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1. wake up!

are you still there? c'mon stand up go out side and walk around, get some cold fresh air

nice how you got no responses for 4 or 5 hours. geez, lounge! never trust these guys:spank: :rofl: :patriot:

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Spacemom

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Mon Feb-22-10 12:30 AM
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2. I'm still here

I'm trying to stay up and busy. But I could definitely fall asleep in about 3 seconds if I were to lay down. :D

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Terra Alta

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Mon Feb-22-10 12:33 AM
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3. have you ever had to stay awake 24 straight hours before?

I have(for medical reasons) and trust me it ain't fun!

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Spacemom

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Mon Feb-22-10 12:43 AM
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4. Never because I had to

but it sure felt like I did a few times when my kids were babies. When my first born was about 3 months old, I was severely sleep deprived. My husband came in to the room and we had about a 15 minute long conversation. The only problem? It never happened. I hallucinated the entire thing.

I like my sleep. :D

What medical reason required you to stay awake?

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Terra Alta

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Mon Feb-22-10 02:06 AM
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7. I have a seizure disorder.

I had quite a few seizures when I was 13... haven't had any since 1995 but I've had to have an EEG ever since anyway, and I have to stay up 24 hours straight for it to be accurate.

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Radical Activist

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Mon Feb-22-10 01:03 AM
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5. What's it like raising kids in zero gravity?

I would imagine that baby throw-ups reach a new level of messiness.

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Tobin S.

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Mon Feb-22-10 01:13 AM
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6. Would you pay someone to haul junk away from your home?

Or maybe clearing out your garage or a shed and hauling that away? If so, what would such a service be worth to you?

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Bucky

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Mon Feb-22-10 06:17 PM
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8. Can I borrow that when you're done with it? (follow up Q: what's that bouncy part do?)

You said "anything"

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