And they lock threads after two hundred posts. *checks post count*

I've signed up for the new site, partly through curiosity if I'm honest. I might post there, I might not. *shrugs*

What did you name yourself? Thornidus Call?

Nope.

I went for something truly imaginative...

Can't have a blank in the name any more. It messes up a "feature" of the new site that creates spam.

Oh yeah, I forgot. They have "new and exciting features" now...

Evenin' all

I'm gonna be watching Riddick later this evening, since it's on the telly. Don't know that it's gonna be any good, but it won't cost me anything to find out

It will cost you time that could have been spent reading/writing/gaming

I signed up on it just to lock in my "mALX" name.





This post has been edited by mALX: Mar 12 2016, 10:55 PM

Good night, squirrels and runes! See ya in da morning!

G'nite ravens and Super Saiyan!

DUUUUUDES AND DUDETTES AND OLDER PEOPLES

I COMMAND YOU TO WATCH DARTH MAUL: APPRENTICE ON YOUTUBE

[FORCE PERSUADE]: YOU WILL FIND IT TO BE AN EMOTIONALLY REWARDING EXPERIENCE.

*Jabba-laugh*


-Your cheap Jedi mind tricks do not have a hold on me

I always look forward to this time change. Waking when the clock shows 3:00 to 3:30am gives the illusion of an extra hour's sleep and cuts down on dead time between waking and my 5am breakfast, such as it is. Too, I try to avoid turning on the computer prior to 3:30am. Waking near that time helps me keep that promise. (I normally use the time prior to 3:30am to read in bed.)

Problem is, my accursed subconscious internal clock that insists I wake super early, much as I despise doing so. I set all clocks (save the computer, which sets itself) ahead an hour just after supper yesterday. I retired and fell asleep at roughly my normal times by the clock. Come morning I woke and looked at the clock. 2am on the nose. Doh! I knew this would happen eventually, but hoped it'd take weeks if not longer for my system to adjust. In my favor, I was able to nod off again at some point and this time slept until 3:20ish. Much better.

It's not that I 'can't' sleep a bit later, DST or no DST. It's just that I tend to wake earlier far too often. On the other hand, I almost never have trouble falling asleep at night. Just the opposite. I tend to get groggy around 7pm and spend the next some hours fighting off sleep, some nights more successfully than others.

It runs in my family. Both mom and dad were early risers and retirers the entire time I knew them. My brother remains an early riser, though he tends to retire earlier and thus gets more sleep.

I'd love to be able to 'sleep in' until 5am breakfast. That some folk think nothing of sleeping in until mid/late morning is unfathomable to me.

Rip

Wut??

Hi Mirocu :^)

Kobby, I'm confused as well.

Rest in peace?

Bend down and rip your pants?

Let one rip?

Dude, don´t throw rip everywhere you go!





And hi

Well, you knew we were gonna misinterpret it!


But still, nice of you to drop by