If I didn't use an alarm clock I'd wake up at 2 in the afternoon.
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JBCrowson
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I found after a month if nit wearing a watch my time sense returned, so I was rarely more than 5 minutes out. I thought of it being like eyes adjusting to the dark.
pmmg
Myth Weaver
I just accept that I am always late to stuff. Whats a watch?
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BearBear
Archmage
They say you're chronically late because you have a self-centered self-important sense or simply don't care about the appointment or who you have the appointment with.
I knew a guy who was obsessive with everything except getting places on time. I guess you have to sacrifice somewhere. I remember him showing up to lunch and I already asked for the check. That was the last time, never been to a lunch with him since. It might also be genetic since his twin was the same way.
I knew a guy who was obsessive with everything except getting places on time. I guess you have to sacrifice somewhere. I remember him showing up to lunch and I already asked for the check. That was the last time, never been to a lunch with him since. It might also be genetic since his twin was the same way.
JBCrowson
Sage
An abstract to reality converter?
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BearBear
Archmage
The brain?
Punctuality is cultural. In many cultures it would be inappropriate to show up on time. Not in the Netherlands of course, Dutch people are sticklers for punctuality. Playing loose with time is more acceptable in my province.
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pmmg
Myth Weaver
Dutch people would not like me.
pmmg
Myth Weaver
Mostly I am late, cause I am disorganized, and dont have a good morning routine. Staying up late, and trying to get to work on time dont go together
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BearBear
Archmage
I go to bed at 8
pmmg
Myth Weaver
Yeah...I've not been to bed before 1:00am in forty years. Not gonna change now.
Major pass on going to bed at 8 as well. Evening is the best time of day.
pmmg
Myth Weaver
On Weekends, I just spend the day waiting for it to get dark. I've no use for the daylight hours.
JBCrowson
Sage
I meant a watch, but applies to a brain too.
JBCrowson
Sage
Are you part vampire?
pmmg
Myth Weaver
I think mostly they are pesky, and not good to have in the cave.
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BearBear
Archmage
The best time is 3-6am either I have to wait up for it or wake up to it. It's also fun to go to bed knowing I can sleep in as late as I want. I've slept 12 hours once and still had all day ahead of me.
Daylight is like artificial light, except it's free and much brighter.
Daylight is like artificial light, except it's free and much brighter.
And therefore the night is better. No bothersome daylight to awaken the floaters in my sight.
pmmg
Myth Weaver
Its the much brighter part, I dont like. I prefer just the warm glow of my computer screen and not much else.
Agreed, brightness is not a desirable feature. Than again, my ideal weather is foggy, overcast and cold.
