Apparently i tlak in my sleep seeing if any of you guys do this.

my fiance says i talk about shooting , killing zombies and SHTF scenarios in my sleep...

dont know if this is a problem or a good thing lol

If I go to bed aggrivated about something I will occassionally grumble, insult or curse in my sleep.

The ambulance drivers from Sea Isle City can trigger this frustration in me.

talking about zombies? ooooooook. more sex, less zombies dave. =)

I sleep walk/talk/eat. ive made myself cereal,toast, and even chocolate milk in my sleep. supposedly I even sometimes yell in my sleep.

 

your not alone alot of people sleep talk

If I go to bed aggrivated about something I will occassionally grumble, insult or curse in my sleep.

The ambulance drivers from Sea Isle City can trigger this frustration in me.

 

I hear that alot about Sea Isle Ambulance drivers...

 

 

I hear that alot about Sea Isle Ambulance drivers...

 

I've worked Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Atlantic, Ocean and Cape May Counties. I've met good and bad EMT's. Comparing Sea Isles ambulance drivers to the worst EMT's is an unforgivable insult.

Last month I had an unpleasurable run in with them and woke my wife up yelling "Are you trying to kill him!".

Apparently i tlak in my sleep seeing if any of you guys do this.

my fiance says i talk about shooting , killing zombies and SHTF scenarios in my sleep...

dont know if this is a problem or a good thing lol

 

I guess it is ok, unless you start going for a gun, Then you might have a problem!!!

talking and walking is pussycat stuff

 

Wait until you get kicked or punched...

I just snore away...

I'm single, so I don't know if I talk in my sleep. I do know that I tend to sleep-eat. I've woken up to find out I made and ate oatmeal, and a few times I've left the oven on.

As long as you're not talking in your sleep about Dijana you'll be ok with the wife.

Carried normal conversations with family whilst sleeping. Not a walker but I can talk you off apparently haha

Mike

With a fever, I've been known to sleepwalk. Many years ago my father awoke with a start to find me in the bathroom looking at the mirror, holding my hands above my head flicking them back and forth in the dark. He asked me what I was doing and I told him i was just "reading" with a strange grin. He coaxed me back into bed without incident and later told me: "It was the scariest f*ckin thing that has ever happened to me"

 

According to the GF I also sleep with my eyes open from time to time.

According to the GF I also sleep with my eyes open from time to time.

 

kinda freaky dude

I wet the bed, we all have our crosses to bear.

I've worked Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Atlantic, Ocean and Cape May Counties. I've met good and bad EMT's. Comparing Sea Isles ambulance drivers to the worst EMT's is an unforgivable insult.

Last month I had an unpleasurable run in with them and woke my wife up yelling "Are you trying to kill him!".

 

Apologies in advance for the hijack

 

As an ex-EMT(A) I am curious about what is happening with the Sea Isle City Squad? We all joked about the other squads in the area, but it was (mostly) good natured. I no longer ride as I am too old, tired and my knees and back are shot (I wonder what caused that )

start calling out ex girls friends names then the violence will begin.I was buying selling and trading guns in my sleep when I worked in a gun store for a while, my wife complained but I didnt believe her until she asked about guns she wouldnt have ever heard of

Haha, Dave, that seems to be a pretty normal manifestation of what might be going on through your head during the course of the day. I'm with Tony though, as long as you're not going for a piece in your sleep, doesn't seem bad at all.

 

I'm a pretty polite sleeper. Aside from snoring, I sleep still, don't hog the sheets, and apparently am a good spooner. My only other weird sleeping-related thing is that I can sleep standing up.

Haha, Dave, that seems to be a pretty normal manifestation of what might be going on through your head during the course of the day. I'm with Tony though, as long as you're not going for a piece in your sleep, doesn't seem bad at all.

 

I'm a pretty polite sleeper. Aside from snoring, I sleep still, don't hog the sheets, and apparently am a good spooner. My only other weird sleeping-related thing is that I can sleep standing up.

LOL ya i apparently hog the sheets and sleep in the middle lol

LOL @ RAY

When I was a kid I used to sleep walk and have night terrors all the time. One night I got up went out the front door with my dog and walked around the front yard and went back to bed. When my parents got up the next morning front door was wide open and then it all came back to me what i did, I was only 9 or 10 at the time. Then another time I woke up every night for a week or so and I couldn't walk on my left leg. I would just drag it around. Then I went to baseball practice and had a collision with an outfielder, we were going for the same ball and he ducked and hit me in the upper leg and I broke my femur. I ended up in traction for 2.5 months with a bad break to the femur. I have had a few other dreams that kinda came true later in life!! Kinda weird!!!!

I do not talk in my sleep but I do snore a lil bit. My wife says if I am stressed at work and overtired, I will mumble about work when I am falling asleep.

 

 

I'm a pretty polite sleeper. Aside from snoring, I sleep still, don't hog the sheets, and apparently am a good spooner. My only other weird sleeping-related thing is that I can sleep standing up.

 

Pete thinks your spooning is second-to-none.

I sometimes dream and enter a mental state of REM sleep before every actually falling asleep. It sucks really.

This blog is not only supposedly 100% not made up, it's also INCREDIBLY hilarious:

 

http://sleeptalkinman.blogspot.com/

 

 

You are not alone, but your ability to get a high security clearance (above secret) may be negatively impacted.

 

You are not alone, but your ability to get a high security clearance (above secret) may be negatively impacted.

Haha, I don't know where this myth derives from. I guess if a lifestyle poly is being included, maybe. But otherwise I've never actually heard of this ever applying when I was going through my process for my clearance, which did include a standard poly.

Haha, I don't know where this myth derives from. I guess if a lifestyle poly is being included, maybe. But otherwise I've never actually heard of this ever applying when I was going through my process for my clearance, which did include a standard poly.

 

Technically you're not supposed to advertise it....