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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 3:14 pm    Post subject: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
Is it an "old-person thing" to go to a shiur or meeting and promptly fall asleep, no matter what the time of day?
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 3:19 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
I don't think so. I know plenty of people in their twenties who this happens to.
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 4:16 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
uh no... I did that straight thru high school... I dont think it's an age thing, more of a sleep deprivation thing
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 4:24 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
I've been falling asleep at speeches ever since I can remember.
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 4:35 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
Yes it is an old peoples thing. Asfar as youngsters doing it wellll perhaps they have been lulled to sleep by the monotonous tone of the speaker.
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 4:39 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
I will never understand how anyone can just fall asleep anywhere anytime.

I could be as sleep deprived as can be , but if I don't have a bed with MY pillow, it's not happening.

Worse even , I was once at a levaya(sp) . while the speeches went on, this older woman behind me fell asleep and was snoring really loud! I was embarrased for her.
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 4:47 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
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I could be as sleep deprived as can be , but if I don't have a bed with MY pillow, it's not happening.

ditto
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 4:53 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
My dh falls asleep anywhere he can be standing up and he falls asleep. His father falls asleep anywhere and his grandfather did the same. My SIL dh sister has also started falling asleep sitting up she is 26. On the other hand I find it hard to fall asleep even in bed and it is realy annoying when DH goes to bed at the same time and within 2 seconds he is asleep and he leaves me there tossing and turning. My kids at present go to bed at 6:30 but get up at 7 and when thye are awake they are awaking jumping around, so maybe they have also inherited a small amount of that sleeping gene.
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 5:08 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
I can fall asleep anywhere, standing, sitting whatever. I have even fallen asleep in the shower... I know that I can't drive when I am tired because I can easily fall asleep at the wheel.
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PostPosted: Thu, Jul 13 2006, 7:48 pm    Post subject: re: Is it an "old-person thing"....
 
Whenever my DH drives anywhere over an hour I'm sleeping, he's still having a conversation with me and I'm out like a light Smile
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