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I thought I was bad by having mine 15 minutes fast. One hour and 43 minutes!
The real question is, do you fall for it every morning?
I thought I was bad by having mine 15 minutes fast. One hour and 43 minutes!
The real question is, do you fall for it every morning?
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I have 5 snooze alarms.
The first one is Sara my oldest daughter who starts to bang around at 5am. (she is a morning person :? )
Then there is Bambam who begins to bang around at 5:15-5:30am.
Then at 6:15am Beth screams that Sara did not wake her up early enough.
And if I 'm still in bed by 6:30am, Jessie makes sure she argues loudly with her sisters about something.
And last, if for some strange reason I'm still in bed by 7am Nick will come into my room and shout MOM!
2 inches from my face, and asks--are you awake? 8O
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First, :LOL: I did something similar in college, not quite that extreme but like 27 minutes or something not easily calculated in a drowsy state...and yes, I would fall for it most mornings
Second, snooze button is my foe. NOW (out of college) I hit it occasionally but I find I'm better off if I just get up and get it over with already. It gets worse with every snooze push.
Second, snooze button is my foe. NOW (out of college) I hit it occasionally but I find I'm better off if I just get up and get it over with already. It gets worse with every snooze push.
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I thought I was bad by having mine 15 minutes fast. One hour and 43 minutes!
The real question is, do you fall for it every morning?
Heywaitaminute...I'm not falling for it. An hour and 43 minutes, or 103 is a prime number. You can't hit the snooze bar an even number of times to multiply out to that exactly. ;)
Can you?
I thought I was bad by having mine 15 minutes fast. One hour and 43 minutes!
The real question is, do you fall for it every morning?
Heywaitaminute...I'm not falling for it. An hour and 43 minutes, or 103 is a prime number. You can't hit the snooze bar an even number of times to multiply out to that exactly. ;)
Can you?
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