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naisho said:
No official insomnia except when I'm bored, nervous or excited for the next day!

I've found from my experience that exercising till you sweat, take a hot shower and go to bed right after is a great way to fall asleep fast.
Yep, some nights in WV, I would be bored with nothing to do, I'd go jog around in the snow and back for a shower, bed right after. This does not apply during the spring and summer of course. :lol:
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Lucky guy! I found that the only thing that works for me to to just stay awake till I fall asleep, which can be three days. And yeah, it is from excitement and anticipation of the next job. I don't see what installing a new furnace is to be excited about, but there you have it. :giggle:
 
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Aw maybe a social pet rodent will keep ya company lol.

California rocks. :) Wait, did I mention rocks? They got lot in the Sierra Nevada ha.
 
sequoias said:
Aw maybe a social pet rodent will keep ya company lol.

California rocks. :) Wait, did I mention rocks? They got lot in the Sierra Nevada ha.
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I saw a guy with a pet rat at Berkeley (UC Berkeley) before at Durant Square food court. He was wearing a gray long trenchcoat, looked like a tall goth dude. His rat was sitting on his shoulder. At first I thought it was a toy or statue, but when I got closer I saw it was real, very obedient, it obeyed all his commands like knew when to move to the other shoulder for food or something. That was the first time I saw someone with a pet rat that was super tame, I was amazed how smart they were.
 
naisho said:
I saw a guy with a pet rat at Berkeley (UC Berkeley) before at Durant Square food court. He was wearing a gray long trenchcoat, looked like a tall goth dude. His rat was sitting on his shoulder. At first I thought it was a toy or statue, but when I got closer I saw it was real, very obedient, it obeyed all his commands like knew when to move to the other shoulder for food or something. That was the first time I saw someone with a pet rat that was super tame, I was amazed how smart they were.
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My brother brought home what he thought was a mouse which turned out to be a rat. Though I was too young to remember it myself, I do remember hearing how it would sit on my mother's shoulder while she knitted & watched TV. Head at one shoulder, tail at other shoulder.
 
Have you ever considered an earring?

What is your favorite dance move?

Do you like gummy worms in your brownies?
 
LoveBlue said:
My brother brought home what he thought was a mouse which turned out to be a rat. Though I was too young to remember it myself, I do remember hearing how it would sit on my mother's shoulder while she knitted & watched TV. Head at one shoulder, tail at other shoulder.
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That's very cool. How long did you guys have the rat?
He caught it in the wild?

paperclip said:
Have you ever considered an earring?

What is your favorite dance move?

Do you like gummy worms in your brownies?
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Nope, no earrings. But I think fake earrings are ok if I get a halloween costume or cosplay as a character from movie/story etc.

Favorite dance movie? Uhh, I will have to say the only one I've watched briefly was Footloosehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Footloose_(1984_film) because of Kevin Bacon being the named star.

I would give gummy brownies a try. I'm not sure if I would like it though. :hmm:
 
What was your most embarrassing moment you can think of? Come on, don't be shy! :)
 
Oh come on! He's dangling the cat nip juuuuust out of reach!
 
I don't dabble in catnip. I refuse to become a crazy cat lady, regardless of how many cats I may or may not have.
 
naisho said:
I saw a guy with a pet rat at Berkeley (UC Berkeley) before at Durant Square food court. He was wearing a gray long trenchcoat, looked like a tall goth dude. His rat was sitting on his shoulder. At first I thought it was a toy or statue, but when I got closer I saw it was real, very obedient, it obeyed all his commands like knew when to move to the other shoulder for food or something. That was the first time I saw someone with a pet rat that was super tame, I was amazed how smart they were.
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Wow, that's really cool. I'm not too surprised about that. Rats are pretty smart little rodents. I have had Trixie ride around with me on my shoulder in the house. :)
 
Were you mainstreamed or did you go to one of the California Schools for the Deaf?
 
posts from hell said:
Naisho... Did my online persona reflect myself in Vegas?
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Not really, most people I've met seem different more reserved (or outspoken) online than they are in real life.

AlleyCat said:
What was your most embarrassing moment you can think of? Come on, don't be shy! :)
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I fainted and passed out when I got out of the airplane overseas in another country. Heat stroke. I woke up in the hospital. Granted I was like 12 or something at the time and don't feel as embarrassed as I should've.

A second time I passed out was when I got cut by a sword on my pinky. We were sparring around with swords and.. *chuck*, deep color blood, :hyper:, etc, I passed out in front of my friends and what felt like 3 hours was apparently 2 minutes.

It was the moment he met me.....
Too many comebacks for that one. MUST SHUT UP, ALLEYCAT.
Oh come on! He's dangling the cat nip juuuuust out of reach!
I don't dabble in catnip. I refuse to become a crazy cat lady, regardless of how many cats I may or may not have.
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:lol: this is like watching a scene in Family Guy. :popcorn:

Journey said:
What question do you hope no one asks you?
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Hey help me can you ban ______________ please?

sequoias said:
Wow, that's really cool. I'm not too surprised about that. Rats are pretty smart little rodents. I have had Trixie ride around with me on my shoulder in the house. :)
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How old is Trixie?

CSign said:
Were you mainstreamed or did you go to one of the California Schools for the Deaf?
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Mainstreamed, wasn't deaf enough for CSDR (from socal)
 
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