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    Originally Posted By goodgirl

    Topic: Sleep

    Question: Do you walk or talk in your sleep?
     
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    Originally Posted By wahooskipper

    When I was young I did both. Now I only talk when I'm REALLY overly tired. Fortunately I haven't said anything in my sleep that got me kicked out of bed...........yet.
     
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    Originally Posted By wahooskipper

    Oh, great story. My dad is pretty prone to walking in his sleep. One night, year's ago, he woke up only to find himself OUTSIDE his hotel room and knocking on the door. He didn't have his key and was up on the 15th floor or so.

    So, he had to jump into the elevator and go down to the front desk to get a key. Fortunately, it was the middle of the night so there wasn't much going on.

    In the morning he went to check out and the same person who gave him the spare key was at the front desk. I guess he didn't recognize my dad b/c he didn't say anything.

    Which is a good thing because, well....did I happen to mention that my father sleeps in the buff?

    No joke. I hope it isn't hereditary!
     
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    Originally Posted By DAR

    I tend to moan loudly which has earned me the name of Moaner.
     
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    Originally Posted By 4Disnee

    wahooskipper, LOL that is a great story your poor dad.

    I do not walk in my sleep but I do talk when I am extra tired. My husband has done both but not in a while.
     
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    Originally Posted By jasmine7

    Once in a while, I talk in my sleep. My mom, on the other hand, talks quite a bit, lol. She has a bad habit of falling asleep in movie theatres. When I was a teenager, she took me to see Super Mario Brothers, and during the scene where Mario & Luigi were escaping from jail, she kind of woke up and yelled, "Turn that <expletive deleted> thing down!!!" I've never let her live it down, either, lol.
     
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    Originally Posted By wahooskipper

    DAR...I think I'm just going to not touch those comments.
     
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    Originally Posted By SuzieQ

    Neither for me
     
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    Originally Posted By LuLu

    LOL @ wahoo's dad!! Great story :)
     
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    Originally Posted By peeaanuut

    I talk in my sleep. I apparently also tell jokes and once even took pictures in my sleep. I dont believe I have ever sleep walked.
     
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    Originally Posted By amazedncal2

    Never, but my college roommate did both. Makes life "interesting" :)
     
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    Originally Posted By Ursula

    I don't think I do either of them.
     
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    Originally Posted By Autopia Deb

    Never walking, occasional sighing, rare talking. I've woken myself up talking during 'vivid' dreams, but only a handful of times in my life.

    I once cold-cocked my husband during a violent dream, he was NOT happy about that, lol.
     
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    Originally Posted By Schmitty Good Vibes

    Lately, the nightmares have gotten bad enough that I wake up screaming. Hapens about once every couple of weeks. Right now, things seem to be getting better in the nightmare department, but it hasn't been long enough to set a trend.

    >> I once cold-cocked my husband during a violent dream <<

    My ex was strangling me on night. I had to "cold-cock" her so I could breathe. She woke up and had no clue what happened except for me putting her onto the floor.

    I really don't have a clue what I can do about it, other than try to reduce all the stress I'm surrounded with. It's time for a vacation, but I won't get one until July.
     
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    Originally Posted By RAM1984

    I remember friends telling me that I had talked in my sleep when I was younger. I do not think I have ever walked in my sleep.

    DH has pinned me down on the bed (for different reasons depending on what he is dreaming) scaring the _______ out of me.
     
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    Originally Posted By wahooskipper

    I wish my DW would pin me down on the bed..........for any reason.
     
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    Originally Posted By smedley

    Mark me up as a walker and talker, less so on the walking front these days, but it does happen occasionally, the scariest occasion (for everyone but me) was probably when I was aged 11 and managed to escape from the house (it's a long story, dad was arriving home from work, and I managed to get out of the house and down street whilst he put car in the garage, mother assumed it was him coming in, it was only 10 mins later when he came in they realised what had happened, took half the street 20 mins to find me, I'd gone to the bus stop to head to school, in my nightdress, at 11pm, good job it wasnt now)....

    I still talk regularly, freaks DH out completely, the worst apparently is when I sit bolt upright screaming blue murder, then just lay down back asleep... Good job he loves me :)

    Not tried to strangle him yet though lol!
     
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    Originally Posted By RAM1984

    >>I wish my DW would pin me down on the bed..........for any reason.<<
    LOL!!!!!!!He usually pushes me face-first into the mattress blocking my air. Not a fun "pin".
     
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    Originally Posted By Dave

    >>>I talk in my sleep. I apparently also tell jokes<<<

    And he wonders why no one ever laughs at his jokes.....They're alseep
     
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    Originally Posted By tapdancemom

    Not this girl.
     

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