hahahaahI know people who would use this.
Like that fucking primary school teacher I live with who thinks her job is so stressful and hard she has to be at work at 7.00am every morning....
So she sets the alarm for 5.30 and then proceeds to press the snooze button for the next 2 hours, ensuring no-one can get any sleep. Bitch. I'm going to get her one of these for her new house
/rant
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Fri 16 Jan 2009, 17:50,
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Like that fucking primary school teacher I live with who thinks her job is so stressful and hard she has to be at work at 7.00am every morning....
So she sets the alarm for 5.30 and then proceeds to press the snooze button for the next 2 hours, ensuring no-one can get any sleep. Bitch. I'm going to get her one of these for her new house
/rant
If it helps...You can relate my story. I used to do this kind of thing. It gives the illusion of having a lay-in since you keep going back to sleep. In reality, you end up with just an hour (or two) of disturbed sleep instead of good solid quality sleep. I now only leave enough time for one snooze and feel much more refreshed.
No idea why I'm typing this as I don't think anyone's going to read it.
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Thu 22 Jan 2009, 2:11,
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No idea why I'm typing this as I don't think anyone's going to read it.