>>>I do agree about the 'guy' part.
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>>>I am not rich either. And if I were, it wouldn't be because anyone gave me anything. I have worked hard my entire life. So, if I were rich, are you saying that you would have a problem with that?
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>>I find myself in the odd position of agreeing with you in this discussion. Isn't life strange?
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>>So do you have a solution for insomnia? I go to bed at a reasonable hour and can only seem to toss and turn.
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>Happens to me after having slept a couple of hours and then woken. I just give up and get up. Get to the computer, read something, have a smoke or two, play solitaire or gPlanarity, and about an hour or two later I go back to bed. My wife has found somewhere on the web that this two-part sleep used to be the norm in the middle ages. Whole family would wake up at some point during the night, stoke the fire, talk some, sit around for an hour or so, then all go back to sleep.

Apparently that is/was the 'normal' sleep pattern back when candles were WAY expensive. Of course, you were also going to bed shortly after sundown

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>> Thank god for Netflix. Maybe I should rent duller movies.
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>I prefer reading, after having found that most of the movies annoy me. I guess it's the cliches and predictability. Books, OTOH, either get me to sleep or keep me awake. Either way, I'm lying and resting.
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>About 20 years ago I'd regularly fall asleep if I read a computer magazine. They tried hard to cram as much content onto as little paper as possible, such was the economy of it, and so used a rather small font. I guess it was the strain on the eyes that would get me - worked every time :).