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Old 04-24-2012, 09:28 AM #1
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I run several fans at night to take care of incidental "night noises". I, too, run the tv on bad pain nights. I have several shows that bore the socks off of me and I fall asleep as soon as the intro. music begins. Long live classical conditioning. I have a an old tape that has six hours of one show. I just pop the tape in my old tape player and I am good to go. If I just play one episode, I wake up as the show ends. Go figure.
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If I just play one episode, I wake up as the show ends. Go figure.
I've experienced that. I think it's testimony to how much gets through to our subconscious. Like when you're dreaming about it raining and you wake up and it is raining.

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I run several fans at night to take care of incidental "night noises". I, too, run the tv on bad pain nights. I have several shows that bore the socks off of me and I fall asleep as soon as the intro. music begins. Long live classical conditioning. I have a an old tape that has six hours of one show. I just pop the tape in my old tape player and I am good to go. If I just play one episode, I wake up as the show ends. Go figure.
A fan is my best friend at night!!1
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