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Slowlycatchymonkey

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  1. An americanism, a bit like "you're on fire" "Cooking with gas - to be making very good progress or doing something very well: I can see we're really cooking with gas now."
  2. Lemme guess he should be taking the best bike ever made, EVER MADE and taking the all conquering Honda CB500X
  3. That'll be something similar to Night Nurse. The antihistamine they use has a handy side effect of drowsiness. It can absolutely cause groggyness, your superior DNA must be doing its thing There's probably a warning on there somewhere not to operate heavy machinery. And no its not addictive in the traditional sense of increase receptors meaning you need a larger dose but people do get addicted to it. In the UK you can only buy it from a pharmacist. "Getting a little bit fond of the night nurse" is well known in the UK
  4. Unless you take them all the time they tend to have a horrible hangover effect where you spend the next day feeling groggy. And then if you do take them regularly they have diminishing returns so you have to take more. That's how the 'addicted to sleeping tablets' thing occurs. If Portugal is anything like the UK they are not happy to hand out sleeping pills. Prescribed sleeping pills are a high dose benzodiazepine (you know Valium) and taking tranqs isn't something you really want to go near unless you absolutely have to. I don't know what the drug company lobbying laws are in Canada but in America the pharmaceutical companies have run amok promoting things like sleeping pills as harmless and now shockingly created a large prescribed opiate addiction problem by also presenting them as harm free to gullible (or bent) medical personal. America consumes 99% of the all the worlds Vicodin (an opiate painkiller) on prescription!
  5. You're cooking on gas this evening Pedro, I reckon you should buy a lottery ticket right now
  6. So cool. Can't wait to hear all about it.
  7. When you run your own business you never stop working even if you're not physically there, theres always things to be thought about or sorted out. I always thought setting up our office systems in the study at home would make things worse but it's been quite the opposite. That led to then setting up being able to access them from anywhere where there's any sort of connectivity. It allows a lot of physical freedom if not mental. You can deal with things when they're on your mind and then put it down again rather than having to travel to a particular place. But I'm guessing from your posts you figured all that stuff out long long ago! Do normal employees have shorter hours?
  8. A mere 9hrs away, well worth it Blimey he works long hours.
  9. As I'd have to give up alcohol or sleep on the floor I might give that a miss
  10. Just bought a new mattress. Buying a mattress is up there with my most hated purchases. The wild price differences, varying guarantees and warrantees that seem like they'd be impossible to enact, the well reviewed mattresses have just few scathing reviews that sound like they're correct n telling the truth and now everything has a memory foam top sewn in. Memory foam is lovely to begin with until it loses its memory. I learned this the hard way after assurances in the shop that the last super feckin expensive bed I bought would definitely not lose its memory but of course it did and now I'm sleeping in a damn dip I finally settled on the least awful option to then read the last three reviews saying the mattress they were delivered is nothing like the one they tried in the shop and is rock hard. Whining complete.
  11. Of course it bloody is I'm back next Saturday
  12. Mr Slowly just had a pair of Timberlands resoled, they sent them back to Timberland to do it. £70!
  13. Just watching Shantaram (the true story it's based on is so very cool), the series is ok but not mind blowing and I confess I only started watching it cos on the promo pic I could see a tiny bit of a motorcycle grip Got one episode left of 'The English' which was said to be taking Westerns in a whole new direction that could reinvigorate the genre. Well I bloody hope not, it keeps threatening to be good and then not delivering, they're trying too hard to be arty n meaningful and that is simply BORING.
  14. I heard cbd oil vapes are very good for folk who need help to drift off. I also read a surprising number do still contain psychoactive substances so I'd be careful where you got the stuff from
  15. As soon as the Hendrix track cut in over the top I was sold!
  16. I'm reading a book called 'Adventures of an Introvert' it may get better but currently his repressed boring approach of everything sends me to sleep within two pages. He's so snore inducing I resent the level of power this dull man I've never met holds over me so even when I'm having trouble getting to sleep and the solution is within arms reach I resist reading it
  17. You live in Spain ya great jessie.
  18. I have to say the thought of soup and wine sloshing about together isnt appealing
  19. Used a monitor with the first one for a long time and very quickly turned it off with the second, he's a very noisy sleeper
  20. I seem to have one of the few that doesn't suffer condensation in the clocks. I was just a bit surprised a diver was using soapy water because there are much more effective dispersal spray films available. I would of let it dry out for a lot longer, run a dehumidifier and reassembled it in that low humidity room. Fingers crossed its done the trick. Oh and congratulations you've been about long enough for Pete to start bagging your bike. Lucky you
  21. So is this the solution 'Wee Jaunt' used?
  22. I used to sleep soundly for at least 8 hours but then I had kids and never slept soundly again. I think you stay semi alert, so you’ll hear if anything happens. When I’m in Spain I sleep well, deep relaxing sleep. I’m guessing it’s because the children aren’t there or associated with being there so I’m not unwittingly listening out. When I come back here I immediately revert back to poor sleep. I’m hoping now they’ve left the building I’ll get some Spanish sleep here too
  23. A lot of relationships seem to have control or dominance issues going on. It’s almost expected one person “wears the trousers” rather than having equal status. I think it’s weird. Mr Slowly n I have always encouraged the other to do whatever makes them happy, it really isn’t up to the other person to say yes or no. Because I wouldn’t say anything without having good reason when I said do you think given your driving history it’s wise for you to get a motorbike? He listened and said probably not and then we found a way around it. It does get into difficult territory when someone you love is going to do something dangerous that could damage them. If you’re in one of those relationships where the other person says no just for the sake of it that’s not healthy. I have friends in those types of relationships and I find I completely avoid them now because watching one person subjugate another makes me want to shake them
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