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Does any one have any idea why being on the computer puts me to sleep.
Do you think it is my chair not fitting me and cutting off circulation?
The lack of blinking?
hyptnotic nature
mesmerizing?

Irregardless of the time of day this happens.
It is a mystery to me.
bizi



Apparently it relaxes you.


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