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BearBear
Archmage
Small world
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Aleshe
Troubadour
I'm so tired.
pmmg
Myth Weaver
There are ways to fix that. Why stay awake playing a silly game?
My question, why is lack of sleep cumulative but abundance of sleep is not?
My question, why is lack of sleep cumulative but abundance of sleep is not?
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BearBear
Archmage
Why do birds suddenly appear...?
Also Nnamani
you sent me something but it says "closed for new posts" so I can't reply to it. So I'll just say you can ask questions informally here if you want. I literally don't know why the message is borked.
If you can't post a thread I think you need 5 replies first.
What I do around here is mostly comic relief and inappropriate banter.
Also Nnamani
you sent me something but it says "closed for new posts" so I can't reply to it. So I'll just say you can ask questions informally here if you want. I literally don't know why the message is borked.
If you can't post a thread I think you need 5 replies first.
What I do around here is mostly comic relief and inappropriate banter.
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pmmg
Myth Weaver
Why do birds appear? Must be because someone is near. Is that you Aleshe?
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BearBear
Archmage
To be fair we're in the same hood and there are a lot of birds around here in general so though it might be her, we'd have to do a more rigorous study re: the birds and the Aleshe. Also I put up a bird feeder recently and those birds buzzsaw through the thing in less than a day. It may be a coincidence.
pmmg
Myth Weaver
Those must be some confused birds.
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BearBear
Archmage
It's like in Shrek when that princess attracts all the birds by singing but in Aleshe's case she freeks out and swats at them.
pmmg
Myth Weaver
I am not sure if I was a bird, that would deter.
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BearBear
Archmage
A-well a-well a-well...
Have you heard?
Actually, I remember hearing three "a-wells" but apparently there's only one per line in the lyrics.
Have you heard?
Actually, I remember hearing three "a-wells" but apparently there's only one per line in the lyrics.
Aleshe
Troubadour
No, I don't like random birds swooping at me. I don't care if they think I'm a beautiful princess or if they're out for blood.
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BearBear
Archmage
Such a wimp. You're literally an apex predator and birds are prey.
pmmg
Myth Weaver
Birds are not known for their smarts.
Aleshe
Troubadour
Actually they are, crows, ravens and magpie's among others can even recognize themselves in the mirror, which is something many other animals can't do. I like birds fine but they're beak and feet are sharp.
Finchbearer
Istar
Birds are very intelligent, I think ravens have the same intelligence as a human five year old, or something like that. Perhaps pheasants would be excluded from the list of intelligent birds though, they cute but have a tendency to run out in front of cars.
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BearBear
Archmage
Bears aren't smart, or especially elegant, but they're chill... at least sometimes.
Finchbearer
Istar
Polar bears have no chill, apart from the chill of the cold
Finchbearer
Istar
A question that is always on my mind
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BearBear
Archmage
I do feel an abundance of sleep is cumulative. If I get regular sleep and as much as I need, then it's way easier to go a couple days on little sleep. I've tested this thoroughly. In fact I intentionally get less than full sleep to save time going to sleep and to facilitate naps. Naps are the best thing in the world for sleep, for me they don't count against me and are abundantly satisfying.
Finchbearer
Istar
My relationship with sleep has changed since having a kid, I was going to read the Russian Sleep Experiment just to find something relatable
