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Previously on "No sleep"
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Well they sent me various mails ordering me to do about 10 of thos H&S and Q&A online training and tests.. so I just did those!!
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Don't worry. The client is unlikely to notice
( You'll still be outperforming the permies... even you
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beerOriginally posted by SandyDown View PostHaven't slept all night, not even for a few minutes, just didn't feel sleepy.
Now the challenge, how to pretend to be awake in the office... ideas??
Yawn...oooops must stop yawning
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its easy...Originally posted by SandyDown View PostHaven't slept all night, not even for a few minutes, just didn't feel sleepy.
Now the challenge, how to pretend to be awake in the office... ideas??
Yawn...oooops must stop yawning
Printout on the desk, elbows either side and head propped on palms of hand looking downward.
Got that?
Now 2 matchsticks, one below each eyelid.
That should keep you going till you get saved by the fire alarm or lunch, whichever happens sooner.
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You should get more sleep. You always seem to be tired.Originally posted by SandyDown View PostYawn
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I bet it isnt really research. More likely to be a bunch of crackpots with an agenda theorising .Originally posted by SandyDown View PostDidn't mean it to be funny actually, I was being serious, I have been reading a lot of research about the subject, and wouldn't mind discussing it.
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Ok. In that case I misinterpreted theOriginally posted by SandyDown View PostDidn't mean it to be funny actually, I was being serious, I have been reading a lot of research about the subject, and wouldn't mind discussing it.
in your previous post.
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