help me settle an argument PLEASE...

[Y282]

can people post roughly what time they go to bed on here on a normal working weekday night?

either go to bed time or roughly what time you try to be asleep by?

thanks

[Roop]

Try to be in bed for 10.30, generally asleep not long after....

[jas xjr]

Try to be in bed by midnight. It can be later as I do not sleep too well

[Y282]

thx guys. keep em coming please, i really need to win this one. i won't say where my argument lies yet to avoid influencing things.

[davepoth]

I usually try to be in bed with the lights off by 12:43, just in time for the shipping forecast.

[pacman1]

Without asking further, I think you will find this of interest. I did.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0132l7b

eta Probably from 18 min onward.

Edited by pacman1 on Sunday 14th August 15:35

[jardinec]

between 11 and 12 for me

eta: we are normally last in our street to put the lights out!

[Pothole]

How is it possible to 'win' an argument like this? Surely bedtime is a personal choice isn't it?

[Pints]

Between 10 and 12. The more shattered I'm feeling, the earlier I hit the hay.

[tim2100]

I normally go to bed between 11-12.

However this is only relevant depending on the getting up time.

[DomBertone]

I usually get in bed (although still watching a bit of tv) around 10. Start actually trying to sleep around 11 and i am up at half 6.

I like sleep.

[Y282]

Pothole said:

How is it possible to 'win' an argument like this? Surely bedtime is a personal choice isn't it?

someone said what a normal time is, i said a different time.

[RemainAllHoof]

My normal time is 1.30-2 am because I have different working hours due to running my own business.

I would suggest normal time for someone who has to get up at 6am is 11pm. Depends if you want to feel st the next day and risk ill-health. But it also depends on the individual as some people can do with just 5 hours' sleep whilst others need 9 hours. I would let your body tell you what is normal.

[Pothole]

Y282 said:

Pothole said:

How is it possible to 'win' an argument like this? Surely bedtime is a personal choice isn't it?

someone said what a normal time is, i said a different time.

hence personal choice, no? Or do you think their mind will be changed if you have overwhelming support from a random collection of strangers on the internet?

[Y282]

Pothole said:

Y282 said:

Pothole said:

How is it possible to 'win' an argument like this? Surely bedtime is a personal choice isn't it?

someone said what a normal time is, i said a different time.

hence personal choice, no? Or do you think their mind will be changed if you have overwhelming support from a random collection of strangers on the internet?

go over there.

go on.











i can still fking see you.

[RemainAllHoof]

Wait a sec... I have an alternative answer.

Y282 said:

can people post roughly what time they go to bed on here on a normal working weekday night?

either go to bed time or roughly what time you try to be asleep by?

thanks

there's plenty of stuff out there about the ethics of it. it's for you to read and decide where you sit with the idea.

[Y282]

RemainAllHoof said:

Wait a sec... I have an alternative answer.

Y282 said:

can people post roughly what time they go to bed on here on a normal working weekday night?

either go to bed time or roughly what time you try to be asleep by?

thanks

there's plenty of stuff out there about the ethics of it. it's for you to read and decide where you sit with the idea.

you c**t!

[RemainAllHoof]

Y282 said:

you c**t!

<goes to sit with Pothole>

[Pothole]

oh dear, not really going the way you planned, is it? Not that it'll make any difference but I generally turn in about midnight unless I am on the 7-3 shift in which case it's 23.00 ish.

[Y282]

Pothole said:

oh dear, not really going the way you planned, is it? Not that it'll make any difference but I generally turn in about midnight unless I am on the 7-3 shift in which case it's 23.00 ish.

actually it is. for the record my argument was that it isn't unusual for adults on a working night to still be up around or past eleven at night.

hoof, come out of the corner. it just looks wrong for god's sake.