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Previously on "3 hours sleep. Coping strategies required."
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I find drinking large amounts of alcohol and abusing people on an internet forum tend to help me in getting to sleep.
Bit ****ed at the second part if you're the moderator I suppose(doesn't seem to stop NAT though)
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Originally posted by 2BIT View Postyou have croc clips on your gonads?!?! :O
(Being at clientco I daren't look up the words, like Prince Alberts or Palangs or whatever, in case a giant picture pops up! )
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostI do the same and typically stop drinking coffee mid afternoon and yet 11pm is still the time of day when I am most awake
Trying to get into bed and asleep by midnight is a struggle
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Originally posted by doodab View PostThat's because of the coffee. When I am knackered and need a good nights kip I make sure to switch from coffee to camomile tea around 2 or 3 in the afternoon.
Trying to get into bed and asleep by midnight is a struggle
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Originally posted by 2BIT View Postannoying thing is come 10 o clock tonight I'll be wide awake and will be having my best ideas - stupid brain!
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Originally posted by realityhack View PostSo after working until 01:30 (having procrastinated like an expert), I couldn't get to sleep until 4. Brilliant.
Hectic documentation, planning and meetings ahead - pleasetake the piss freelysuggest coping strategies and share war stories below.
Zzzzzzzzz.
my coping strategy is to smoke and drink coffee all day, fantasise about going to bed and generally feel sorry for myself , annoying thing is come 10 o clock tonight I'll be wide awake and will be having my best ideas - stupid brain!
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostI regularly only have 3 hours of sleep a night (especially when the **** in the next room doesn't know how to use the ******* volume button on his ******* TV remote control).
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If you can make it to lunch time get a coffee, go sit in your car, drink it and get a snooze in, set your phone alarm to wake you. By the time you wake up the caffeine will have kicked in and that cimbined with the nap will keep you going for the afetr noon.
If you don't have the car with you use the bogs as a last resort. Bogroll makes a good makeshift pillow.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postluckily, we dont have to wait that long
I would've delegated - but everyone buggered off as soon as the shit: started to hit the fan, the buck didn't even slow down anywhere near them but I brought it to a halt. All caused by some plonker who didn't enter the correct formulae in a costings spreadsheet. Oh, that and my expert procrastination. Which is what I'm doing now.
Diary cleared after 3pm, going home after this is all done & dusted.
Feel free to run amok - to amuse CJ/Nat/Admin if nothing else.
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I don't know if it's the placebo effect or not, but Red Bull (and not the diet stuff) seems to do the trick, although if you drink it too often it doesn't work as well, failing that strong filter coffee
I've tried pro plus but it just didnt work as well as proper filter coffee for getting that caffeine hit, all I seemed to do was get a headache
You'll survive the day easily, it's tommorrow you're going to feel really tired and low, so have a real early night tonight if possible and sleep it off
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