[Mist]

In case anyone was wondering, I am awake. Rest assured. My alarm clock did a fabulously random job of going off at precisely 12:27:13am. The reason? I decided to set it to that time because I was going to set it again at a later time but before a few minutes ago when it went off. Sadly, I failed. Let this be a testament to my laziness at not resetting it.


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It occurs to me that it was a somewhat odd thing to do.

This post has been edited by Mist: 07 June 2004 - 02:32 AM

[Jane Sherwood]

Hooray for night owls!

As I'm writing this, it is currently 3:55 am CST, and I am abnormally hyper. Ever since graduation, my sleeping schedule has been about four hour off from being downright vampiric: go to bed at sunrise, wake up when my mother starts screaming at me and barging into my lockless room around 1:00 or 2:00 pm.


Ooh, now it's 4:02 am...

This post has been edited by Jane Sherwood: 07 June 2004 - 04:03 AM

[Mist]

Yay Janey. I'm usually up pretty late/early, but I have a programming final exam tomorrow (later today). I kind of jumped the gun on announcing my seniorness, but I only have two hours of school left, and the classes themselves are over. Anywho, to a nunner-erh bed...to bed with me.

's 2:27am here, PST.

edit: comma nazi'd

This post has been edited by Mist: 07 June 2004 - 04:27 AM

[Jane Sherwood]

Damn, and here I was thinking I could get a few dozen more posts in tonight...

[Lachie Dazdarian]

I get up at 5:10 in the morning and go to be around midnight.

[Jane Sherwood]

Sounds like my dad, only he goes to bed around nine usually.

[Lachie Dazdarian]

Yes, I'm too stupid to go to bed earlier.

I didn't know you had a dad. That's fascinating.

[Mist]

Do you have a dad, lachie?

[Stalky]

If so, I feel sorry for the guy.

[Jane Sherwood]

I didn't know you had a dad. That's fascinating.

Yes, I have a mother as well, as difficult as that may be to believe. And two older brothers in their mid and early twenties.

Fascinating, indeed!

[Mist]

I didn't know you had a dad.  That's fascinating. 

Yes, I am a mother as well, as difficult as that may be to believe.

Fascinating, indeed!

As Jane said, "Fascinating, indeed!"

This post has been edited by Mist: 07 June 2004 - 07:05 PM

[Heccubus]

In case anyone was wondering, I am awake.  Rest assured.  My alarm clock did a fabulously random job of going off at precisely 12:27:13am.  The reason?  I decided to set it to that time because I was going to set it again at a later time but before a few minutes ago when it went off.  Sadly, I failed.  Let this be a testament to my laziness at not resetting it.


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It occurs to me that it was a somewhat odd thing to do.

You should download a program called "Clocx". You can set an alarm on it, and have it play an amusing wav file, rather than waking up to blaring alarms. If you're like me and keep your computer on 24/7, it's worth a shot.
If your computer is in your room that is, which I'm sort of assuming it is for some reason.

http://www.tenzor.cz...cx/download.htm

[Mist]

*goes and plays with clocx*

Thanks Hecc. The problem is that I don't wake up to alarms. I'm a scary person to wake up, though, so I usually just wake up when I plan to wake up regardless of if my alarm is set or not. No one in my family is foolish enough to try to wake me up. They usually end up hurt because my reflexes are really odd. Anywho, this program should be fun to play with, regardless.

[SkinnedAlive]

My brother would pin me to the wall and pummel my groin if I ever woke him up at any reasonable time. That's why I do it by phone and behind a locked door if I really have to.

[Lachie Dazdarian]

Thanks Hecc. The problem is that I don't wake up to alarms.  I'm a scary person to wake up, though, so I usually just wake up when I plan to wake up regardless of if my alarm is set or not. No one in my family is foolish enough to try to wake me up. They usually end up hurt because my reflexes are really odd. Anywho, this program should be fun to play with, regardless. 

Filthy liar.