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  • Churchill
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    If you had your eyelids removed, would you ever sleep?

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  • bogeyman
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    Better Idea

    A rather ingenious collegue of mine, many years ago, came up with a very good solution for all those sleepyheads with hangovers, drug habits, babies and other things that make you want to kip during the working day.

    It was called the Head Hammock (tm) and comprised a length of fabric (soft toweling preferably) and a set of compact, yet strong, industrial suction cups (like those used by plate glass handlers) hooked on at either end.

    This nifty device could be smuggled into the loo and the suction cups attached to the (invariably) laminated chipboard walls either side.

    You could then sit on the pot, and lay your sleepy head in the comfy hammock.

    Snoring was the only giveaway.

    He never went into production with this idea, but I thought it was a winner.

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    What do you use to stop the nodding, slavering and snoring?

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  • PAH
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    People often comment that I stare a lot. My secret's out!

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  • basshead
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    I'm not sure those stickers would stop me from slumping on the floor and snoring

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  • Rymez2K
    started a topic Essential office equipment.

    Essential office equipment.

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    Work safe!

    Genius, if slightly freaky.
    Last edited by Rymez2K; 15 February 2008, 21:59. Reason: Dodgy cut and paste!

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