Not if you want to keep awake!!!!
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"He" does not live in a Labour constituency, so my voting Labour will actually have no affect on the political map.
I wasn't asking to be healthy, just to stay awake long enough to get through the day. Do you have any rum remedies, CP?
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Hang on guys.
This Flubster – he/she/it is a Labour supporter!
You don’t want to make him healthier!
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Originally posted by DiestlChange your diet, eat more fruit, eat weetabix for breakfast, cut out sugar, exercise more, get more sleep.
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Originally posted by DiestlChange your diet, eat more fruit, eat weetabix for breakfast, cut out sugar, exercise more, get more sleep.
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Yeah the fruit and veg thing works.
Alternatively, TheMonkey's patent power pack:
- A Red Bull
- A pack of peppered beef jerky
- A mars bar
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Change your diet, eat more fruit, eat weetabix for breakfast, cut out sugar, exercise more, get more sleep.
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A whole pack of Ex-lax. Might not cure your drowsiness but you sure aren't going to let your eyes close when a potential bowel explosion is close at hand...
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Amphetamine Sulphate it is then. Should make for an interesting project review meeting at 11.00. With any luck, I should get it wrapped up by 11:01.
Just tried the power nap option in trap 2. It wasn't very comfortable and way too smelly. Got a little worried when the bloke in trap one sat down and it sounded like the Niagra Falls was coming out of his @rse. Felt like shouting out "Dodgy curry?", but decided "Release the seals" was more diplomatic.
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Originally posted by FlubsterIs it worth doing this at the same time as No 2s? I fear if I did this now, I wouldn't wake up for a good couple of hours.
Don't worry, your subconcious will wake you up after 5 to 15 minutes, and you won't feel sleepy afterwards.
Tried and trusted from the old days at GEC.
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Originally posted by wendigo10015 minute nap in the bogs.
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