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Old 01-19-2011, 11:31 AM #2
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Who I'm sleeping with is kinda personal, isn't it?

Actually, I sleep for just a couple hours at a time. When the ibuprofin starts to wear off, I'm up. Since it's my choice not to take narcotics, legal or otherwise, I end up taking a series of 2 hour naps. I'm just so much fun these days ...
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