Simon ,'Objects In Space'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
And talking to strange boys can lead to sex?
Damn straight it can. Or so I am led to believe by those who think I should talk to strange boys (and girls.)
Impossible to decode.
My sent mail, on occasion, has been in Linear B for all the sense it's made.
I try very hard to never let it happen anymore.
I've been invited to a one day confernce on the 17th - so flying in on the 16th - so weekday.
Aaah, my landlord has responded to my rent e-mail by asking for a good time to stop by and talk. I don't want to talk! That's why I sent an e-mail! Bleeeeeerg. I told him to stop by tomorrow at 6. Send me composure- and rationality-ma. At least this way it will be over with quickly.
major ~ma, P-C
It is possible that I have, um, seduced my husband while on ambien and thought I dreamed the whole thing the next morning.
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and the conversations you (by which I mean ME) don't remember! Or the hallucinations! Good times, good times. Wait, no, not good times, because while the light fixture growing arms and waving them at me is okay, having the curtains turn into some spiraling portal that Bad Things are on the other side of is not. Nor is being convinced that Pete's face is melting off, and waking him up to make sure it isn't.
I knew people did some crazy shit on ambien but I didn't realize everyone did. I think if I ever have insomnia problems I'll get the medical marijuana card instead.
I think if I ever have insomnia problems I'll get the medical marijuana card instead.
It might be a better move. I mean, Ambien is great for my insomnia. It just ... comes with some wacky side-effects, even when I go straight to bed after taking it.
I'll get the medical marijuana card instead.
That'd be a better script. Sadly, the doc hasn't written that script yet.
And with that, off. Because, um, I have to take Ambien and go to sleep.
Oh, except I don't know that *everyone* gets the wacky side effects, but it's like wearing a rubber chicken on your head in that once you do it, you find other rubber chicken wearers and talk about it. Then post about it.
I've been advised by friends (and I mean that - friends, not "friends") that Ambien might help me stay asleep.
Given that I have SEVERE side effects to everything - including aspirin - your stories do not fill me with confidence.
Ambien does not give me hallucinations or force me to sleepwalk. I do get the amnesia, but it's not total blackout.