Happened YEARS ago and hasn't happened since, so I'm not particularly worried about that.Da Orky Man said:Isn't hypogycemia a product of possible diabetes? Well, the kind where you get too much insulin.conflictofinterests said:A stranger gently shaking me in the middle of a Subway restaurant, and my mom freaking the FUCK out off to the side. I'd fainted waiting in line. Apparently it's a common thing for adolescents to do, hypoglycemia and all.
I once woke up with half my body hanging down the ladder of the bunk-bed I had at the time. As is usual for my luck, I panicked and fell off. And so hilarity ensured.
SIR. That is called LARPING.Spartan448 said:We were playing a wierd game at a summer camp once, it was kind of like an RPG, but in real life. Some kid thought it up, and we really had nothing better to do, since the camp had it's budget severly cut, so we tried it. Got a foam sword, forgot about the game during the first night, and woke up trying not to get stabbed by the crazy 8-year olds with foam swords. All while trying to get dressed.
Oh, for some reason I had it in my head that they threw a live grenade into wherever you slept and it was get up or die.EvilMaggot said:Not a live grenade but a grenade called a sixbang, when thrown explodes 6 times... and its louder than a live grenade...martin said:A...a... live grenade?...EvilMaggot said:military, the sergents banging on the door like crazies... still got freaking shivers <_< ... or when we were sleeping out and they decided to wake us up with a grenade... T_T 90% of all my entire bad wake ups is from 4 months of military...
oor 2x 55kg german shepards jumping on me![]()
martin said:Oh, for some reason I had it in my head that they threw a live grenade into wherever you slept and it was get up or die.EvilMaggot said:Not a live grenade but a grenade called a sixbang, when thrown explodes 6 times... and its louder than a live grenade...martin said:A...a... live grenade?...EvilMaggot said:military, the sergents banging on the door like crazies... still got freaking shivers <_< ... or when we were sleeping out and they decided to wake us up with a grenade... T_T 90% of all my entire bad wake ups is from 4 months of military...
oor 2x 55kg german shepards jumping on me![]()
Not sure how that got into my head... now that I think about it.
Like that.Rawne1980 said:One of these landing on my chest.
[Giant ass camel spider.]
I was jet lagged though. Hearing him going "I AM READY FOR A WORKOUT, HOW 'BOUT YOU ALL?" was enough to frighten the life out of me, and the excercise gear he wears... so... much... glitter...SckizoBoy said:Why do I find myself in agreement with your friend...(?)Alucard 11189 said:I was visiting a friend in New York and I was sleeping off the jet lag in the front room, and my friend thought it would be absolutely hilarious to turn on the TV at full blast to wake me up. I tell you, waking up to the sound of Richard Simmons and one of his workout programmes was one of the the scariest damned things...
In fairness, I'd be more enraged than scared...
And I suppose the volume didn't... uh... help(!)Alucard 11189 said:I was jet lagged though. Hearing him going "I AM READY FOR A WORKOUT, HOW 'BOUT YOU ALL?" was enough to frighten the life out of me, and the excercise gear he wears... so... much... glitter...
Oh yeah, I neglected volume didn't I? Yeah that really didn't help I must admit, but I am short sighted as well, but I fell asleep with my glasses on so I got to watch him in all his glory. I have the feeling that he is a really annoying morning person. Actually one of my ex flatmates once got woken up by a bunch of freshers and threw his German dictionary out of the window to try and get them to shut up. I don't think he was semi conscious stupor though... Mind you, with your martial arts training I have the feeling you would do more damageSckizoBoy said:And I suppose the volume didn't... uh... help(!)Alucard 11189 said:I was jet lagged though. Hearing him going "I AM READY FOR A WORKOUT, HOW 'BOUT YOU ALL?" was enough to frighten the life out of me, and the excercise gear he wears... so... much... glitter...
Though in my case, I'd be saved from the visuals (very shortsighted...), but still end up breaking something (I have been known to throw things in a semi-conscious stupor when waking up...).
Yah, once crashed at a friend's place... oops, forgot to mention (and I can't think of any way of making this sound less suggestive, but): BAD GIRL! Sleeping with your glasses on?! I've woken people up to bollock them about it (and that includes my old man).Alucard 11189 said:Oh yeah, I neglected volume didn't I? Yeah that really didn't help I must admit, but I am short sighted as well, but I fell asleep with my glasses on so I got to watch him in all his glory. I have the feeling that he is a really annoying morning person. Actually one of my ex flatmates once got woken up by a bunch of freshers and threw his German dictionary out of the window to try and get them to shut up. I don't think he was semi conscious stupor though... Mind you, with your martial arts training I have the feeling you would do more damage![]()