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my dad, may he rest in peace, used to confuse the wardrobe with the toilet when he awoke in the middle of the night and had enjoyed refreshments earlier. |
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My wife has a scary (for me anyway) tendency to knee me in the bollocks when asleep. Or at least she claims she was asleep... |
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A couple of years ago, I remember waking from a nasty nightmare to find that the entire bed had moved about a foot away from the wall. What creeped me out was, once awake the next morning I tried to move the bed in the same way (while remaining in it, as I assumed I had been during the nightmare) and I couldn't budge it from any position, not with my arms, or heaving myself up against the wall, whatever. How the hell did I do that? |
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Delirium's always good for a laugh. Last time I had a fever, I became convinced that I would be instantly cured if I were to flip my body over quickly in exactly the right way. Cue a night of frankly insane tossing and turning and no sleep for my wife. |
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I once managed to put my foot through a large window in order to get outside so that I could catch the last spaceship to leave planet Earth. Blood everywhere. Thankfully those days are behind me now. The idea I could kill myself in my sleep used to terrify me, sleepwalking moster that I was. Think it might be inherited from my mum. |
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Apparently, a couple of nights ago, Vic needed some sugar (she's diabetic) and asked me for some orange juice. We have orange juice in a small fridge in the bedroom for just such emergencies. I am told that I spent some time rummaging around in the cupboard where I keep my jeans, and was unable to find the orange juice. I have no recollection of this. |
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