Night Owls

rickjames

rickjames

rickjames

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I'm off work for two weeks and quite simply don't have much planned outside of your own common social engagements. So the idea of being a night owl for the period just clicked. You know, wasting away on the Internet at 4am, doing absolutely nothing.

I notice people on here making posts at silly o clock (at least by my standards), how on Earth do you go about doing it on a regular basis? Or is it just your common mix of students/people working on night shifts?

Let the aimless late night chat begin...
 
I'm on nights for 4 weeks, lurk quite a bit on here between doing work.

First couple days off after nights normally ends in a late night somewhere or napping, lots and lots of napping.

KaHn
 
rickjames said:
I'm off work for two weeks and quite simply don't have much planned outside of your own common social engagements. So the idea of being a night owl for the period just clicked. You know, wasting away on the Internet at 4am, doing absolutely nothing.

I notice people on here making posts at silly o clock (at least by my standards), how on Earth do you go about doing it on a regular basis? Or is it just your common mix of students/people working on night shifts?

Let the aimless late night chat begin...
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SE11 that's kennington right? theirs a Ninja assault course in kennington park this weekend that should keep you busy :)
 
I've got a bit of time off at the moment...

last job was very flexible, project based... could turn up at say 10:30 in the morning and work late or work from home - didn't matter too much given some colleagues were on different continents... as long as the work got done
 
I've never had a proper sleeping pattern - generally if its not disrupted I drift off around 3am - wake up a little before 11am - if its disrupted i.e. forced to do a 8-4 shift or whatever its all over the place - I might be lights out at 8pm or still posting on OcUK at 5:30am. Fortunately so far I've managed to find work that I can fit around it - if I was forced to do a 9-5 job I'd probably be in a mental health institute by now :S

EDIT: I partly blame doing night shifts for it - though it started long before that but since I did awhile on nights even though that was many years back now its been even worse.
 
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Unemployed at the moment so my natural clock tends to just default to going to sleep around 4am..ish.

Starting to get a bit boring though I must admit :(
 
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