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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 01:14 AM
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QUOTE(Grits @ Mar 16 2011, 06:21 PM)   I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have missed that.  ROFL !!! He may have had a nightmare, woke up drenched in sweat - or he may have been feeling disoriented on waking. If he is used to getting up in the dark to go to work, he wouldn't have noticed the degree of darkness. This time change sometimes hits a day or so later in that kind of disorientation and exhaustion. Medically, an extremely mild seizure or mini-stroke can cause some disorientation and bizarre behavior too - but unless you see more evidence of something wrong, I wouldn't push him into an MRI or anything. Sleep Apnea can cause disorientation on waking. (if you hear him snoring a lot you may want to check that out) My husband gets up in the middle of the night sometimes and cooks and eats a full meal (like as if he didn't eat one at dinner time - like you starved him or something, but you know he ate like a horse at dinnertime). This post has been edited by mALX: Mar 17 2011, 01:15 AM
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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 01:51 AM
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QUOTE(Grits @ Mar 16 2011, 07:37 PM)  QUOTE(mALX @ Mar 16 2011, 08:14 PM)  My husband gets up in the middle of the night sometimes and cooks and eats a full meal (like as if he didn't eat one at dinner time - like you starved him or something, but you know he ate like a horse at dinnertime).
Sleep cooking, yikes!! I wonder what tonight will bring. Looks like gravy steaks, that is what is open in the fridge. (the steaks, he makes the gravy with the juices in the pan after the steak is done). Corn-on-the-cob - maybe a salad with it. That's my bet, any takers? ROFL !!! This post has been edited by mALX: Mar 17 2011, 01:53 AM
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Thomas Kaira |
Mar 17 2011, 02:19 AM
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QUOTE(Grits @ Mar 16 2011, 06:37 PM)  Sleep cooking, yikes!! I wonder what tonight will bring.
Hmm, sounds a bit like me! QUOTE(mALX @ Mar 16 2011, 06:51 PM)  Looks like gravy steaks, that is what is open in the fridge. (the steaks, he makes the gravy with the juices in the pan after the steak is done). Corn-on-the-cob - maybe a salad with it. That's my bet, any takers? ROFL !!!
I'll be right over with a nice Pinot Noir! 
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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 02:42 AM
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QUOTE(Thomas Kaira @ Mar 16 2011, 08:19 PM)  QUOTE(Grits @ Mar 16 2011, 06:37 PM)  Sleep cooking, yikes!! I wonder what tonight will bring.
Hmm, sounds a bit like me! QUOTE(mALX @ Mar 16 2011, 06:51 PM)  Looks like gravy steaks, that is what is open in the fridge. (the steaks, he makes the gravy with the juices in the pan after the steak is done). Corn-on-the-cob - maybe a salad with it. That's my bet, any takers? ROFL !!!
I'll be right over with a nice Pinot Noir!  mALX wakes up from a sound sleep to the sound of "sssssss-THUNK" (the cork being pulled on the bottle).
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Mar 17 2011, 03:17 AM
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Because he had a dream in which he was hot and stinking after having closed an Oblivion Gate. ...no, not the one between the thighs... ... then again... ...ummm... Ah well. Typical DFoxy Post. 
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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 06:02 AM
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QUOTE(TheOtherRick @ Mar 16 2011, 11:28 PM)  I'm not going to bother with all the quotes, but the whole sleep/shower/cooking thing is hilarious. You all crack me up!  Lol, it's the truth! He is now working 2nd shift, so gets home after midnight. Watches his Tivo sports updates for a couple hours with some Buds, then eats around two platefulls of the meal I made for dinner (warmed). Goes to bed between 2-3 am - then gets up around 4. I hear the kitchen cupboards opening and closing, the microwave, etc. Get up, and there he is fixing himself another full plate of whatever - sits down and eats it in front of the Tivo. That is only an hour or so after eating two full plates of dinner! Then at 6-7 he is up eating a big breakfast - like he didn't eat the equivalent of three dinners since midnight. Where does he put it all? I don't know, he never gains weight. He was complaining that he never gets enough sleep - I told him I was going to fill one of those cement mixing trucks with food and just stick the hod in his mouth and crank it up so he wouldn't have to get up so many times in the night to eat. This post has been edited by mALX: Mar 17 2011, 08:49 PM
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TheOtherRick |
Mar 17 2011, 06:16 AM
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QUOTE(mALX @ Mar 17 2011, 12:02 AM)  QUOTE(TheOtherRick @ Mar 16 2011, 11:28 PM)  I'm not going to bother with all the quotes, but the whole sleep/shower/cooking thing is hilarious. You all crack me up!  Lol, it's the truth! He is now working 2nd shift, so gets home after midnight. Watches his Tivo sports updates for a couple hours with some Buds, then eats around two platefulls of the meal I made for dinner (warmed). Goes to bed between 2-3 am - then gets up around 4. I hear the kitchen cupboards opening and closing, the microwave, etc. Get up, and there he is fixing himself another full plate of whatever - sits down and eats it in front of the Tivo. That is only an hour or so after eating two full plates of dinner! Then at 6-7 he is up eating a big breakfast - like he didn't eat the equivalent of three dinners since midnight. Where does he put it all? I don't know, he never gains weight. He was complaining that he never gets enough sleep - I told him I was going to fill one of those cement mixing trucks with food and just stick the hod in his mouth and crank it up so he wouldn't have to get up so many times to eat in the night to eat. Too funny. Can we say "tapeworm"?  What impressed me most though was that you knew what a hod is...  I have worked construction all my life (well, until the last two years or so) and anytime I've used that word, people go, "Huh? A what?"
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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 08:34 AM
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QUOTE(TheOtherRick @ Mar 17 2011, 12:16 AM)  QUOTE(mALX @ Mar 17 2011, 12:02 AM)  QUOTE(TheOtherRick @ Mar 16 2011, 11:28 PM)  I'm not going to bother with all the quotes, but the whole sleep/shower/cooking thing is hilarious. You all crack me up!  Lol, it's the truth! He is now working 2nd shift, so gets home after midnight. Watches his Tivo sports updates for a couple hours with some Buds, then eats around two platefulls of the meal I made for dinner (warmed). Goes to bed between 2-3 am - then gets up around 4. I hear the kitchen cupboards opening and closing, the microwave, etc. Get up, and there he is fixing himself another full plate of whatever - sits down and eats it in front of the Tivo. That is only an hour or so after eating two full plates of dinner! Then at 6-7 he is up eating a big breakfast - like he didn't eat the equivalent of three dinners since midnight. Where does he put it all? I don't know, he never gains weight. He was complaining that he never gets enough sleep - I told him I was going to fill one of those cement mixing trucks with food and just stick the hod in his mouth and crank it up so he wouldn't have to get up so many times to eat in the night to eat. Too funny. Can we say "tapeworm"?  What impressed me most though was that you knew what a hod is...  I have worked construction all my life (well, until the last two years or so) and anytime I've used that word, people go, "Huh? A what?" Lol! It's worse than it looks, too. I've had some experience digging drainfields/foundations/waterlines, operating a backhoe, using a transit, laying and finishing concrete slabs/driveways/sidewalks, planting trees, etc. - and shmoozing the inspectors.
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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 06:27 PM
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QUOTE(haute ecole rider @ Mar 17 2011, 08:39 AM)  I'm going to pull on my veterinary hat and regard your husband as just another dog. Uh oh, this doesn't sound good. All that food in a short period of time, constant hunger, and zero weight gain? 'tain't normal! I'm thinking a few medical conditions, all serious, that can cause this cluster of signs. Have you dragged your husband to the Dr. lately? Especially after the way you lost your ex. Sorry to be such a downer, but I find such behavior/clinical signs to be unfunny after nineteen years of seeing pets too late for me to help.  He's very tall, and has quite large feet. I just figured all that food filtered down those long legs and couldn't get back up again, so settled into his feet. Besides, he bites if I try to put a leash on him. (Seriously, he isn't one to be controlled at all) * This post has been edited by mALX: Mar 17 2011, 06:53 PM
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Mar 17 2011, 07:07 PM
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Is there a chance he has Marfan's syndrome?QUOTE Besides, he bites if I try to put a leash on him. (Seriously, he isn't one to be controlled at all) Honey, that's what muzzles are for. It works long enough to get him anesthesized for neutering and a nice big slug of Valium. Only problem with valium, it makes him even hungrier! It's like pot that way. This post has been edited by haute ecole rider: Mar 17 2011, 07:11 PM
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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 08:22 PM
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QUOTE(haute ecole rider @ Mar 17 2011, 01:07 PM)  Is there a chance he has Marfan's syndrome?Absolutely not. His frame is perfectly proportionate, his upper palate formed correctly, his wrists strong, arms the proper length - he is just tall. The genetic factors in which they determine Marfan's are physically distinctive and visually able to be detected with the naked eye as quasi-simian features - my husband fits none of the criteria. QUOTE Besides, he bites if I try to put a leash on him. (Seriously, he isn't one to be controlled at all) QUOTE Honey, that's what muzzles are for. It works long enough to get him anesthesized for neutering and a nice big slug of Valium. Only problem with valium, it makes him even hungrier! It's like pot that way.  BOLD:  Neutering?  GAAAAAH!!!  ... GAAAAAH !!! ... URK !!!! Although I can't deny once or twice that the image of bark collar may have flitted across my mind when he was chattering on and on while I was trying to concentrate on something...or shouting at the top of his lungs when his team scored (while watching the game on his tivo at 3 a.m.) ...  ... ROFL !!! * This post has been edited by mALX: Mar 17 2011, 10:31 PM
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TheOtherRick |
Mar 17 2011, 09:04 PM
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QUOTE(mALX @ Mar 17 2011, 12:27 PM)  He's very tall, and has quite large feet. I just figured all that food filtered down those long legs and couldn't get back up again, so settled into his feet.
Besides, he bites if I try to put a leash on him. (Seriously, he isn't one to be controlled at all)
You know what they say about big feet...I wish I had big feet  Alas, the future MrsOtherRick will have to settle for my size 9's. This post has been edited by TheOtherRick: Mar 17 2011, 09:04 PM
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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 09:28 PM
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QUOTE(TheOtherRick @ Mar 17 2011, 03:04 PM)  QUOTE(mALX @ Mar 17 2011, 12:27 PM)  He's very tall, and has quite large feet. I just figured all that food filtered down those long legs and couldn't get back up again, so settled into his feet.
Besides, he bites if I try to put a leash on him. (Seriously, he isn't one to be controlled at all)
You know what they say about big feet...I wish I had big feet  Alas, the future MrsOtherRick will have to settle for my size 9's. Eh, they just keep him from blowing over in a windstorm (or act as a ground in a lightning storm). His balance is amazing, while I have small feet and stumble on pebbles and feathers. This post has been edited by mALX: Mar 17 2011, 09:30 PM
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mALX |
Mar 17 2011, 09:33 PM
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QUOTE(Grits @ Mar 17 2011, 03:30 PM)  QUOTE(TheOtherRick @ Mar 17 2011, 04:04 PM)  You know what they say about big feet...
Big socks? Regular socks probably fit in the drawer better. Now that is the truth - His are knee socks on me.
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Jacki Dice |
Mar 18 2011, 01:14 AM
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QUOTE(mALX @ Mar 17 2011, 12:33 PM)  QUOTE(Grits @ Mar 17 2011, 03:30 PM)  QUOTE(TheOtherRick @ Mar 17 2011, 04:04 PM)  You know what they say about big feet...
Big socks? Regular socks probably fit in the drawer better. Now that is the truth - His are knee socks on me. I'm in the same boat. Wrothken often compares my socks to baby booties. His go up to or just past my knee.
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