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Society & Culture Things you do/did that you probably think no one else does
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I do that too unless i am sick or really tired and want a sleep in beyond sunrise
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I hate the thought of someone looking in at me sleeping so I like my Fort knox
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similarly keep limbs under the doona whilst sleeping.
Noone can see in my bedroom unless they had a drone.
If it were possible I probably wouldn’t do it
Yelled out "STRIKE 1" when I went past a baseball game today. I'm also the dickhead who yells "HOWZAT" at cricket matches and "HOLDING THE BALL" past footy games, even my son reckons I'm a dickhead
At least he has something in common with the rest of us.
We do that too. Don't think I've ever closed the blind in our bedroom.
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Yeah, nah. Absolutely ******* not!.
You like to sleep in? I'm always up around 6-6:30 anyway I guess.
Up at 430-5 height of summer and 630-7 depth of winter.
And in between er, in between.
Since i started doing this 9-10 years ago i hardly ever feel tired or like i woke up ‘bad’.
For first 30 years of my life i was a blockout curtain and alarm clock kinda guy. Good old trusty sanyo clock radio i had from aged 10-35
And in between er, in between.
Since i started doing this 9-10 years ago i hardly ever feel tired or like i woke up ‘bad’.
For first 30 years of my life i was a blockout curtain and alarm clock kinda guy. Good old trusty sanyo clock radio i had from aged 10-35
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yes, yes I do.
Plus Im not comfortable with leaving curtains open overnight.
Im like, even if I were, why would I do that?
Unless I like the sun smacking me in the face in the morning I guess, which obviously some do.
Fair enough. Yeah, I wouldn't do it if it was bright sun in the face every morning. Our bedroom window is on the 2nd floor overlooking our backyard and faces north so not a big deal.
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lightly scratch my back whilst brushing teeth
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I've got blinds that let in way too much light even when closed.
******* hate them, love those sweet block out blinds that hotels have. Can be nighttime 24/7 if you wanted.
******* hate them, love those sweet block out blinds that hotels have. Can be nighttime 24/7 if you wanted.
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**** m**nl*nd*rs
I wipe before I poo. It's a time saver.
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or dont poo. Just cut a hole in your guts and pull your colon out so you just let it all flow as you go
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head to spotlight - great deals on blockouts
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But.. i need the blinds to match all the other ones in the house (sorry i just do)- so what I would rather do is somehow directly block the window- underneath the blinds so I dont see it/its visible on the outside, and therefore not change the overall look of the original blind.
And no, im not getting all the blinds re-done in the apartment * that.
hmm, yeh i understand
maybe do a strip of aluminium foil - just to see if that helps. not full window methlab style, just a smaller strip
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I wanna do full window meth lab style!! But everyone laughs at me when i suggest it.
Its cheap, it blocks out the light, and it keeps the place cooler. Win win win from my POV.
just do it - $3 of foil, meth lab it up.
and take photo and post it
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