Sleep Talking
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i fell asleep on the sofa once (due to too many beers) my brother woke me up and told me that i kept saying "jam, its all covered in jam"
My friend once sleep-ran around the house sleep-yelling "THE FUNNIES ARE GOING TO GET ME!"
I myslef don't usually talk in my sleep, or if i have nobody's ever heard it. However, one time, whilst asleep of course, i pack up my duvet (Doonah) up and walked down to the other end of the house and crashed in the other bed of my brothers bunk bed. I was wiered out when i woke up in my brothers bed. I thought my dad waas playing a joke.
I myslef don't usually talk in my sleep, or if i have nobody's ever heard it. However, one time, whilst asleep of course, i pack up my duvet (Doonah) up and walked down to the other end of the house and crashed in the other bed of my brothers bunk bed. I was wiered out when i woke up in my brothers bed. I thought my dad waas playing a joke.
I thought of another. This was back in 97 or 98. Me and my friend were playing a video game (Golden Eye for the 64 I believe). He decided to go to bed but I stayed up for a little bit longer. Later on he starts crying (with tears) and he says in a little whimper"No Captain planet...". That was disturbing.
Apparently i sleep swear. Like to the point of screaming/yelling "F*CK" etc. Only when i am camping though. I think its because i must feel claustrophobic sleeping in a tent (awake, i am in no way claustrophobic) and in my sleep i am panicking and trying to get out.
Or else im really f*cked in the head.
Or else im really f*cked in the head.
I talk a lot in my sleep.
Once on a vacation, I woke my sister up shouting 'KITTENS!' with a high pitched voice. 'LOOK HOW CUTE!" at 2-30 AM.
Same vacation, I was punching the wall next to my bed in my sleep. My sister, who didn't know I was doing it in my sleep asked me to stop it because it kept her out of her sleep and I replied 'What, this is art!' followed by murmuring an explanation about why it was art...
It runs in the family though, my mother has it too and even worse then me. She's a teacher, teaching people how to cook. One night, she went 'No that's salt! You're supposed to put sugar in it!'.
Hilarious.
Once on a vacation, I woke my sister up shouting 'KITTENS!' with a high pitched voice. 'LOOK HOW CUTE!" at 2-30 AM.
Same vacation, I was punching the wall next to my bed in my sleep. My sister, who didn't know I was doing it in my sleep asked me to stop it because it kept her out of her sleep and I replied 'What, this is art!' followed by murmuring an explanation about why it was art...
It runs in the family though, my mother has it too and even worse then me. She's a teacher, teaching people how to cook. One night, she went 'No that's salt! You're supposed to put sugar in it!'.
Hilarious.
When I used to share a room with my brother. I remember him, quite matter of factly. Saying "puh...that won't work superman...jeez". I asked him about it when he woke up and he had no idea what I was talking about.
Yeah, I occasionally sleep talk.
Me and my football team were in Barcelona to compete in a tournament there, and I shared a hotel room with two of my friends. Apparantly, that night I sat up in bed and started a conversation with my friend who were laying next to me who were also fast asleep. My third friend woke up to find us sitting up and chitchatting in our sleep.
It bugs me that I don't recall what we were talking about, though.
Me and my football team were in Barcelona to compete in a tournament there, and I shared a hotel room with two of my friends. Apparantly, that night I sat up in bed and started a conversation with my friend who were laying next to me who were also fast asleep. My third friend woke up to find us sitting up and chitchatting in our sleep.
It bugs me that I don't recall what we were talking about, though.
My friend starts giving SWAT team commands in his sleep such as "Red team you go around to the back, Blue team you and I will take down the front entrance." and other such things
Your cerebral cortex is functioning on all cylinders when you're dreaming. As in, it's working just as if you were awake. Your body pumps a neural inhibitor into your body when you go to sleep that makes it so your muscles don't respond to the brain's commands because otherwise you'd be physically doing what you're dreaming.Chibz said:
Sometimes the dosage goes wonky and you have people who kick in their sleep, talk, or sleep walk.
One of my mates was sleeping in a room with another one, when one of them came out with;
"(Name ommitted) I'm going to fucking kill you!"
"What?"
"You heard me! Don't get in my way!"
Safe to say that particular friend had a very patchy sleep for the rest of the night, and an amusing story when we woke up the next day.
"(Name ommitted) I'm going to fucking kill you!"
"What?"
"You heard me! Don't get in my way!"
Safe to say that particular friend had a very patchy sleep for the rest of the night, and an amusing story when we woke up the next day.
