Or at least convincing yourself to just lie down and stop faking being awake does.
I'm so glad that I decided to go to sleep after one lone "pithy" post.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Or at least convincing yourself to just lie down and stop faking being awake does.
I'm so glad that I decided to go to sleep after one lone "pithy" post.
For fear of crazy posting or wandering around, I take ambien ONLY when I am about to get in bed and then I stay there, so no hallucinations for me. The DH tells me I talkto him sometimes when he comes to bed late, and I can't remember doing it, but apparently I never say anything that interesting.
What is the advantage to this? Why is it seen as an improvement over starting your car with a traditional key? I like the key, and don't see why this is better, but maybe it is.
At a guess, you can copy a key.
I have *no* idea what the hell I was trying to say now.
Roughly, " dude I'm so stoned."
With the particular way I get my ER drugs now, it seems I turn into a pedant. I've been told that what I say often makes sense, or seems like it would if you could untangle the strands since I'm perfectly happy having two or three conversations at once.
I suspect it requires patience from those around me.
Shrift, what do I want? What does fandom *need*?
I'll probably change my mind in five minutes, but I've got two "so rare it moos" fandoms, one "pretty rare and it HAS NO PORN, WAY TO LET ME DOWN" fandom, and one Canadian fun fandom.
Pushing Daisies did make the list. Of course, the true Herculean task now is to figure out what I'm going to offer.
At a guess, you can copy a key.
But people will figure out how to copy the wand/stick before too long, if they haven't already.
For yuletide, I have a "canon let me down" fandom, two "past yuletides have whetted my appetite for this" fandoms, and a "pretend I'm not asking for this because the actor posts on this board" fandom.
Well, it would be a benefit for me, because my key was copied, and poorly, so you have to stick the key in, then pull it out a little, to start the car by turning it. Actually, in practice, you do those two steps about fourteen times, with added jiggling, and increasing profanity. The SO refuses to ever use my key.
Our car (Nissan Versa) has a crazy thing where you just need the... fob, I guess, it has the computer chip in it... on your person and you can unlock the door just by pressing a button on the door handle, if the fob thing is in your pocket. The ignition turns like a regular ignition, but there's nothing you need to insert.
It's cool not to have to fumble for your keys though. All about the proximity!
ETA: Wikipedia entry on the "Advanced Key" [link]