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[i2amroy]

Seven crab surprise.

Great, now I have some sort of sexualized Cthulhu-esque images in my head. Way to turn innuendo into horror with so few words.

They're certainly interesting!  They almost always give me vivid, feverish dreams.  Often sleep paralysis, which used to be awful (the apparitions always looked like me, heh).  But now that I've (mostly) conquered those, they can be kinda fun.  Interesting, at least.  Not especially restful.

Do you nap on your back? Several studies have shown that (more often for lighter physical weight sufferers of sleep paralysis), sleeping on your side/stomach can potentially prevent many instances of sleep paralysis, while sleeping on your back tends to increase their prevalence.

[Descan]

I want a Blacknose Sheep for me and Sid.

SHO. CUTE.

Laptisen, get over here and be my pet sheep.

[Loud Whispers]

yyyyyyyyy

[Bauglir]

...I'm not so keen to take a live animal and literally squeeze its guts, unprocessed, onto my salad. Generally not very sanitary creatures we prefer to eat, and guts being an especially unsanitary portion. And that's all in the most sanitary way to process your squeezed sheep suggestion.

Well, sure, you have to do it right. First off, you top off your least favorite guests' salads first. Second, you need to be sure to have a flamethrower mounted near the sheep's anus to cook everything before it hits the greens.

[Frumple]

... this is how they make haggis nowadays, isn't it? It explains so much.

[Rolan7]

Do you nap on your back? Several studies have shown that (more often for lighter physical weight sufferers of sleep paralysis), sleeping on your side/stomach can potentially prevent many instances of sleep paralysis, while sleeping on your back tends to increase their prevalence.

Yeah I usually sleep on my side for that reason.  Though when it happens anyway, it can be worse.  It's best when I can face them, it's briefly... tense, but it dispels them and feels great (:

And no worries, I've gotten to where I can recognize the situation and shock myself awake pretty fast.  Makes me wonder if it's really sleep paralysis, but it took a long time to develop that escape.  I think it's kinda like rapidly blinking and a deep breath.

Kinda a last resort, though.  Hard to get back to sleep, and from what little I remember, lucid dreaming is *awesome*.
Just never speak to them

[KingofstarrySkies]

...But sleeping on your stomach supposedly increases the chances of either...Lucid dreams, or wet dreams. I don't remember.

[Bauglir]

Soooo...

Win/win?

[KingofstarrySkies]

Soooo...

Wank/Wank

there you are

[Tack]

Found my tape measure was broken, so I took handy screwdriver and fixed it.

Which made me kind of overconfident in my DIY-ing abilities, so against my better judgement I decided to have a crack at my iPhone's charge port.

And fixed it.

So... I feel good.

[Flying Dice]

...But sleeping on your stomach supposedly increases the chances of either...Lucid dreams, or wet dreams. I don't remember.

IDK, just know that back is supposed to increase the chance of sleep paralysis, which is sorta related to lucid dreaming.

[Orange Wizard]

I get sleep paralysis and lucid dreams when sleeping on my stomach.

[Sirus]

How do people sleep on their stomachs? It's the most uncomfortable way to fall asleep I've ever tried :x

[BlackFlyme]

I usually find myself choking on my own tongue when I try sleeping on my back.

[Yoink]

EVERYONE SLEEPS DIFFERENTLY, OKAY


I usually lie more-or-less on my stomach, but curled sideways. Other times I curl up in a ball.
It's rare for me to sleep on my back, but that's probably because I feel more vulnerable and/or self-conscious in that position.

Edit: whoah I thought this was the Sad thread. Whoops.