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Old 12-18-2010, 02:39 PM   #14131
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And on a related note All sorts of people's skin touch the apples ..... ewww





There was a guy in my unit in the Marines that snored. No wait, he did not snore, he made the most god awful, truck grinding gears, the sound of two polar bears trying to eat each other noise I have ever heard a human body make while sleeping. He would often find he ended up with a room all to himself when in barracks, or a wake up alone in a tent when in the field. He has had rolled socks, hats, gloves, canteens, boots, and, one time, a fuel bottle for a propane stove thrown at him to no avail.

People that had to room with him would often hit the rack an hour or so early in order to be asleep before him.
I've known some world class snorers, in the military, ski school, Girl Scouts, and even Rendezvous. the thing with Rendezvous, is that one champion snorer can keep an ENTIRE CAMP awake!

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Ranting again.

A common problem with women is that they snore. I'm not sure if men do, but I know that my wife does.

I've lightly shaken her, tapped on her, jerked the covers on her, flashed a flashlight briefly in her face, and in extreme episodes I've woken her up. I've even gotten up and slept on the couch a time or two.

Needless to say she tells me that SHE does not snore! She hasn't said that after I recorded her.

I have a white noise machine but it doesn't to help much.

I have some ear plugs for high noise environments and put them in a few nights ago. When I woke up I wondered what was wrong. I didn't think that I'd slept more than half an hour. I was as wide awake as I was when I'd laid down! But it was now 6:00am!!!

I had slept the whole night thru and wasn't sleepy as usual.

I tried it the last two nights with the same results, wide awake in the morning. So far the only side effect is that I get hit by my wife when my alarm clock goes off.
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my aunt tells a story of her wedding night and calling her mother the next day. she said "mother! it was truly horrid! am I to put up with this for the rest of my life!? what a beast of a man he is!!!" well of course her mother figured my uncle was a monster and had been rough with her precious daughter. when my aunt finally stopped crying, she finally worked out it was the snoring. from that moment on my aunt has slept with earplugs, even after my uncle passed away which makes me kind of nervous as she is in the country and by herself. she is quite a champ in her own right. the three of us used to go to Rendezvous together and share a tent. I learned early on that sitting around the campfire until late at night and passing the jug was the only way I would sleep on those nights
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