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New England and The Maritimes wrote:The worst part of all nighters is that my sleep cycle drags me back to tired at the same exact time as my second class. Other than that I can do it no problem.

Hurdegaryp wrote:

Forster Keys wrote:There is sense here.

Yeah, but I guess quite a few of us just had to get it out of our system. Excorcise the demons, so to speak.

Forster Keys wrote:

New England and The Maritimes wrote:The worst part of all nighters is that my sleep cycle drags me back to tired at the same exact time as my second class. Other than that I can do it no problem.

Which is why I have all my classes in the afternoons.

DesAnges wrote:

Tzarsgrad wrote:I agree. Whenever I see my classmates wearing them around, it always seems I'm the least surprised one when they break.

It is pretty hilarious seeing some "swag" git looking non-plussed when his £200 headphones are broken on the floor and my battered 18 month old £90 AKGs are still working perfectly.

Forster Keys wrote:

Central and Eastern Visayas wrote:If I was, it would probably have to the scotch. Chivas Regal. Why? I drink the light beer on occasion and the worst I had to contend with was frequently visiting the bathroom, and I once drank five cups of tea without much in the way of ill effects.

At least Chivas Regal is supposed to be good. And I'm fairly sure the tea wouldn't have done anything, unless the caffeine interacted with alcohol or some eldritch chemical nonsense. When you had the Scotch did you fill the cups all the way to the top with spirit?

New England and The Maritimes wrote:

Forster Keys wrote:
Which is why I have all my classes in the afternoons.

Heh, I was forcibly enrolled in this one, and it's an 11:30 class. I naturally gravitate to sleeping at around noon and 4 AM.

Ainin wrote:

Hurdegaryp wrote:Yeah, but I guess quite a few of us just had to get it out of our system. Excorcise the demons, so to speak.

You made me sad and have a warm, fuzzy feeling inside at the same time. Are you God?

New England and The Maritimes wrote:

Forster Keys wrote:
Which is why I have all my classes in the afternoons.

Heh, I was forcibly enrolled in this one, and it's an 11:30 class. I naturally gravitate to sleeping at around noon and 4 AM.

Forster Keys wrote:

New England and The Maritimes wrote:Heh, I was forcibly enrolled in this one, and it's an 11:30 class. I naturally gravitate to sleeping at around noon and 4 AM.

I think we are sleeping clones.

Tzarsgrad wrote:

DesAnges wrote:It is pretty hilarious seeing some "swag" git looking non-plussed when his £200 headphones are broken on the floor and my battered 18 month old £90 AKGs are still working perfectly.

I concur entirely. I could tell you a similar story about my EarPollution headphones as well.

The Holy Therns wrote:

Hurdegaryp wrote:British humor with recurring characters in a series of sketches. YouTube can probably enlighten you.

British humor rarely fails me. YouTube it is.

Ainin wrote:

Hurdegaryp wrote:Yeah, but I guess quite a few of us just had to get it out of our system. Excorcise the demons, so to speak.

You made me sad and have a warm, fuzzy feeling inside at the same time. Are you God?

Central and Eastern Visayas wrote:

Forster Keys wrote:
At least Chivas Regal is supposed to be good. And I'm fairly sure the tea wouldn't have done anything, unless the caffeine interacted with alcohol or some eldritch chemical nonsense. When you had the Scotch did you fill the cups all the way to the top with spirit?

I think there was half an inch of space between the scotch and the top of the glass... To think that it took that much Chivas Regal on the rocks to screw me over...

DesAnges wrote:Black Books. I beseech you, Black Books.

DesAnges wrote:

Tzarsgrad wrote:
I concur entirely. I could tell you a similar story about my EarPollution headphones as well.

People just like a shiny name. Plus if it costs more, it's better, right?

Coffee Cakes wrote:No matter how many times I read it, Captain Cirrhosis makes me laugh my pants off.

Forster Keys wrote:

Central and Eastern Visayas wrote:If I was, it would probably have to the scotch. Chivas Regal. Why? I drink the light beer on occasion and the worst I had to contend with was frequently visiting the bathroom, and I once drank five cups of tea without much in the way of ill effects.

At least Chivas Regal is supposed to be good. And I'm fairly sure the tea wouldn't have done anything, unless the caffeine interacted with alcohol or some eldritch chemical nonsense. When you had the Scotch did you fill the cups all the way to the top with spirit?

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Coffee Cakes wrote:

Forster Keys wrote:
At least Chivas Regal is supposed to be good. And I'm fairly sure the tea wouldn't have done anything, unless the caffeine interacted with alcohol or some eldritch chemical nonsense. When you had the Scotch did you fill the cups all the way to the top with spirit?

Chivas Regal?

That's the stuff Kennedy was smashed on at Chappaquiddick.

/Ann Coulter reference

Forster Keys wrote:

Central and Eastern Visayas wrote:I think there was half an inch of space between the scotch and the top of the glass... To think that it took that much Chivas Regal on the rocks to screw me over...

One standard drink of scotch in Australia is generally counted as 60mL. Not sure how much that is non-metric.

New England and The Maritimes wrote:

Forster Keys wrote:
I think we are sleeping clones.

Yay, special buddies!

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