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I normally go to bed between 11 and 12. The missus watches Sex and the City. We chill out and chat for a bit then go to bed.
Occasionally I join the 2am club and save the free world from a terrorist threat (counterstrike), become a rampaging god (Age of Mythology) or a sword weilding adventurer (Morrowind).
But not every night as I get up at 6.
Big Cheese | 24.07.03 - 9:13 a.m. | #
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There is a problem.
MrBW and I usually go to bed at the same time. We even have a double sink in the bathroom so that we don't have to form a queue, so that we can. But,I've just discovered that he ticked a different box to me - like us, some people will have rounded up to the nearest hour, whereas others will have rounded down.
And what about those people who don't have a fixed bedtime?
Or was this all an exercise in proving the old adage about statistics?
Or do I just think too much? 
Blue Witch | Homepage | 24.07.03 - 9:20 a.m. | #
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Now you need to ask when people get up in the morning. I have to be up at 6, so any later to bed than 11:30 and I'm useless the day after.
Alan | 24.07.03 - 10:12 a.m. | #
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And after that, ask how many hours of sleep people feel they *need* to be at their best.
And after that, how many they can get by on.
Blue Witch | Homepage | 24.07.03 - 2:21 p.m. | #
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I get by on 5 most days. I like to be up for 5:30 - there is something strangely re-assuring about the "UK theme" on Radio 4 at 5:30. Like clockwork every day: you KNOW the you have woken up to a civilised world when you hear the UK theme in the mornings. I only started this habit after September 11 2001. Funny isn't it?
The shipping forecast and inland waterways forecast is imediately after that - followed by Farming Today.
Jag | Homepage | 24.07.03 - 3:01 p.m. | #
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Psychic or what?
All of the 6 reasons you gave for going to bed at 10 applied to me!
Nic | Homepage | 24.07.03 - 6:23 p.m. | #
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