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Thread started 05/25/06 12:09pm

HobbesLeCute

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What is the longest you've gone without sleep?

A paltry 36 hours here. No reason other than plain old insomnia.

Does anyone here have any insane lengths of uninterrupted awake time?
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Reply #1 posted 05/25/06 12:13pm

Anx

i'd say 48 hours, though last summer i worked a graveyard shift for a month and a half and slept an average of 2 - 3 hours per day. i was real pretty lookin' at the end of that little stint. dead
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Reply #2 posted 05/25/06 12:37pm

Novabreaker

There was a 68 hour period a couple of months ago where I only slept for about three hours in total. I didn't feel just worn-out, I felt like puking. And of course, I just happened to run into the most attractive woman I have ever met at the end of it. Should have asked her to join me for a cup of coffee, but I couldn't even walk straight anymore.
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Reply #3 posted 05/25/06 12:53pm

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woke up at 6am one morning and didnt go to bed til after midnight the next night. that'd be....over 36 hours. i've only done that twice. once just for the heck of it. once to paint my sisters apartment. THAT was fun.... drinking beer... getting high on paint fumes.... lack of sleep..... woo hoo!!! we were some crazy girls that night...
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Reply #4 posted 05/25/06 1:09pm

Natsume

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I did it all throughout high school and college. Going weeks with only 2-3 hours of sleep a night. Even though I've now graduated, sometimes I find myself pulling all nighters due to work. Last weekend I got maybe 5 hours of sleep on Friday night, then woke up and worked straight through Saturday and went to a volunteer/fundraiser on Sunday morning. All without sleep. I was at the fundraiser all day (outside, while it was POURING rain, and trying to be friendly to loads of important Japanese businesspeople... not to mention most of them don't speak English, I don't speak Japanese, and they're all acquaintences of my dad's so I have to be even more impressive).

By the end of Sunday I was fucking delerious as SHIT. Factor in Sunday dinner with my boyfriend's family, a few glasses of wine, and I was dead as shit, too. dead
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Reply #5 posted 05/25/06 1:09pm

Christopher

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Natsume said:

I did it all throughout high school and college. Going weeks with only 2-3 hours of sleep a night. Even though I've now graduated, sometimes I find myself pulling all nighters due to work. Last weekend I got maybe 5 hours of sleep on Friday night, then woke up and worked straight through Saturday and went to a volunteer/fundraiser on Sunday morning. All without sleep. I was at the fundraiser all day (outside, while it was POURING rain, and trying to be friendly to loads of important Japanese businesspeople... not to mention most of them don't speak English, I don't speak Japanese, and they're all acquaintences of my dad's so I have to be even more impressive).

By the end of Sunday I was fucking delerious as SHIT. Factor in Sunday dinner with my boyfriend's family, a few glasses of wine, and I was dead as shit, too. dead




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Reply #6 posted 05/25/06 1:10pm

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2 weeks it was hell. bawl
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Reply #7 posted 05/25/06 1:17pm

Christopher

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Sweeny79 said:

2 weeks it was hell. bawl

!!11

2 weeks? too much pepsi? lol hug
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Reply #8 posted 05/25/06 1:39pm

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Christopher said:

Sweeny79 said:

2 weeks it was hell. bawl

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2 weeks? too much pepsi? lol hug


Too much fucking stress! Felt like my eyeballs were all dried up and about to fallout. sad

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Reply #9 posted 05/25/06 1:52pm

ufoclub

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72 hours with no sleep at all in 1997, and it was difficult to fall asleep after that.
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Reply #10 posted 05/25/06 1:54pm

Imago

probably 24 hours in a row shrug



But I went weeks where I wasn't sleeping enough. Like 2 or 3 hours at a time in a day. Maybe sometimes I'd sleep for 2 hours. And 12 hour slater take an hour nap. This went on for weeks.
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Reply #11 posted 05/25/06 1:57pm

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48 hours
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Reply #12 posted 05/25/06 2:01pm

INSATIABLE

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ufoclub said:

72 hours with no sleep at all in 1997, and it was difficult to fall asleep after that.

ill I hate that feeling. I don't remember how long it was. I think I skipped two nights and I remember lying in bed, eyes drier than sandpaper, just shaking and feeling like vomiting.






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Reply #13 posted 05/25/06 2:27pm

Number23

Dunno.
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Reply #14 posted 05/25/06 2:29pm

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Maybe 48 or so when I was doing speed when I was young and crazy.
In the last several years it's been no more than 24, and that's pretty exceptional.
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Reply #15 posted 05/25/06 2:38pm

notoriousj

5 days.
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Reply #16 posted 05/25/06 2:46pm

Anx

Imago said:

probably 24 hours in a row shrug




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Reply #17 posted 05/25/06 3:20pm

Rudy

get yourself some kids and a 3rd shift job and you'll feel like a sleep-deprived Marine in no time

but I wouldn't change it smile
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Reply #18 posted 05/25/06 3:21pm

senik

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Probably about 50hrs ~ Ibiza '98 dancing jig

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Reply #19 posted 05/25/06 4:47pm

RebornVirgin

I once worked straight from Sunday morning till Wednesday afternoon. So that's about ummm...80 hours.
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Reply #20 posted 05/25/06 5:26pm

ZombieKitten

I had a full night's sleep on a Friday night, then went into labour the following evening, had the c-section midnight sunday night and fell asleep for the first time on Thursday afternoon for a minute until my roomate's deaf grandma came shouting into the room. I escaped from the hospital that night and slept 2 hour episodes between feeds for the next few weeks. That was an awful time, I couldn't sleep even morphined up to my eyeballs.
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Reply #21 posted 05/25/06 8:26pm

weepingwall

a month..a experiment with speed...uh...i lost ten pounds on the light side..
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Reply #22 posted 05/25/06 8:48pm

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Probably 48 hours back in college, I'm really worthless w/o my sleep...
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Reply #23 posted 05/26/06 3:48am

Ocean

Not sure..proberly between 36 and 48hrs
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Reply #24 posted 05/26/06 4:09am

Illustrator

I try to get at at least 8 hours of sleep per.
So, I usuaslly go about 16 hours without sleep.

But there was that one time,
when my girlfriend & I rented that movie "2 Days In The Valley".
Because of that catfight scene with Teri Hatcher & Charlize Theron, I went a full 16 hours & 11 minutes with sleep.

Let's just say, for that night, my girlfriend referred to me as Mr. "2 Times in The Valley".....cool
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Reply #25 posted 05/26/06 9:08am

ufoclub

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weepingwall said:

a month..a experiment with speed...uh...i lost ten pounds on the light side..


oh that sounds like a face age-er...
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Reply #26 posted 05/26/06 9:50am

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weepingwall said:

a month..a experiment with speed...uh...i lost ten pounds on the light side..


interesting, i thought lack of sleep caused weight gain? anyways, you had to be seeing some interesting shit, like dreaming while you awake. please tell us more about you adventure.
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Reply #27 posted 05/26/06 11:33am

notoriousj

weepingwall said:

a month..a experiment with speed...uh...i lost ten pounds on the light side..

I am sorry but if you were doing speed for a month straight you would of lost more then 10 pounds.
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Reply #28 posted 05/26/06 11:45am

notoriousj

sinisterpentatonic said:

weepingwall said:

a month..a experiment with speed...uh...i lost ten pounds on the light side..


interesting, i thought lack of sleep caused weight gain? anyways, you had to be seeing some interesting shit, like dreaming while you awake. please tell us more about you adventure.

The Methamphetamines speeds your body up



Stimulants mimic the action of adrenaline and dopamine which increase heart rate, blood pressure, breathing rate, release sugar and fat into the blood stream . Feelings of increased alertness, angers or fear, or agitation, exhilaration come from using crystal.

After to much meth and you get to the point that you are too high, it can make you feel like you are paranoid, having a panic or anxiety attack. A person can also feel large amounts of rage, depression, hallucinations.

People who use meth often lose weight because the drug turns off the want or need to eat. The drug produces a feeling of satisfaction with regard to food, even though no food was eaten. Tolerance to this effect develops. When the person stops using , there is usually a rebound increase in appetite as the body discovers it has been literally feeding off itself and wasting tissue.
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Reply #29 posted 05/26/06 11:46am

jerseykrs

about 48 hours, and drugs were NOT involved. shrug
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