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Do you two still sleep with the hair dryer on?Originally Posted by Loony BoB
Hair "My new best friend" dryer says that your words cut deep.No noise, no light.
I got used to it when I stayed with you and Danielle, but at home I've always slept with no light and no noise.
Yeah, we do. I can handle both silence or noise, personally.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
Wait, wait... I can understand leaving a fan or a TV on... but a hairdryer?
You don't live in Scotland. It's cold. A fan? No. A fan heater? Okay. But that's just a hairdryer on a stand. So yeah! I thought it was weird at first too but I've become used to it now and I actually prefer it. Jess can vouch for how easily you can get used to it - especially when you have a hangover...
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
Hair dryer, what the hell xD
It's nice when you put it on the cold setting in the morning and point it at your face.
I sometimes just can't get out of bed to turn my tele off and I'm so tired that I'll fall asleep with it still on and the light aswell.
It's weird. when I sleep with the TV on, I get nightmares... >_>
That amuses me more than it should.
It could just be that the noise of the TV just means you're more likely to remember your dreams (you always dream, but don't remember most of them).
Can't do it, it creeps me out. The sound invades my dreams and I wake up after too long. Had to get used to sleeping with music on during college, though, as one of my roommates couldn't sleep without it. I sleep best in perfect silence, though a fan is fine.
In fact you usually dream about 4-5 times a night, and usually only remember the last one you had before you woke up. Waking up in the middle of a dream also makes it much easier to remember that you actually had a dream. I guess that explains why people often experience to be woken up in the middle of a dream.
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
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