I LOVE isolation/solitude and I got the the point of going to sleep when my family wakes up, at around 8 or 9 AM!

Seriously it's just so great to be alone sometimes. Now I've cut back to 2 or 3 AM. It's ironic that I am writing this now.

zZygote

Canada898 Posts

May 26 2010 08:45 GMT

#42

On May 26 2010 17:39 jjun212 wrote:
im up right now at 4:38am..
why? no reason...
well... a lot of flew by as i was trying to learn how the fuck to use FL Studio 9.

ive been listening to a lot of trance, house, etc lately and wanted to learn.. but oh my good ness.. theres just so much..

There's lots of good tutorials on youtube that helped me get the hotkeys/basics down on how to use the certain features on FLS.

Well back to topic:

I usually just read up on whatever I'm interested in, updates on projects I'm looking at, anime to catch up on, mangas/manhwas to read, torrents to download, etc. the trivial things that can't be done on a 16 hour day.

Also its more fun to stay up late, I get to watch proleague!

Rekrul

Korea (South)17174 Posts

May 26 2010 08:45 GMT

#43

i stay up late, but theres always a good reason

neVern

United States115 Posts

May 26 2010 08:47 GMT

#44

On May 26 2010 15:40 KwarK wrote:
If you stay up until 4am you'll not get up until midday and miss half the daylight hours. You're not getting any more time than you would otherwise and the timing you're having is worse. Listen to your parents.

lol, i'm going to bed at 4am tonight and getting up at 7;00am

hifriend

China7935 Posts

May 26 2010 08:49 GMT

#45

On May 26 2010 17:45 Rekrul wrote:
i stay up late, but theres always a good reason

if I played poker for a living I would stop giving a fuck so fast

Hectic

Australia159 Posts

May 26 2010 08:59 GMT

#46

I try to wake up at 5am and play starcraft for 3 hours before i go to work, getting changed in between games.

It's alot easier to wake up when you know you're going to be gaming right away.

De4ngus

United States6533 Posts

May 26 2010 09:01 GMT

#47

On May 26 2010 17:47 neVern wrote:

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lol, i'm going to bed at 4am tonight and getting up at 7;00am

.... except that's worse because its not healthy lol.

zZygote

Canada898 Posts

May 26 2010 09:02 GMT

#48

On May 26 2010 17:59 Hectic wrote:
I try to wake up at 5am and play starcraft for 3 hours before i go to work, getting changed in between games.

It's alot easier to wake up when you know you're going to be gaming right away.

Commitment right hurr.

I remember when I use to do that in high school to get a quest/bg done for WoW lol.

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

May 26 2010 09:07 GMT

#49

I go to sleep at different times every night, depending on when/if i work the next day or have to get up early. If I have nothing to do I'll stay up from somewhere between 2-5 probably, but if I have to get up at noon or earlier it's usually like 12 or 1. School nights usually 11

KinosJourney2

Sweden1811 Posts

May 26 2010 09:17 GMT

#50

I go to bed between 23:00 and 0:00 on schooldays but on weekends i stay up longer then i want to.

My school starts 8:00 AM and it's 11:18 AM now, overslept as usually T_T

hifriend

China7935 Posts

May 26 2010 09:19 GMT

#51

Whenever I've been running bots for diablo or world of warcraft getting up in the morning has been so easy.. Just for the thrill of getting to look at your inventory freshly filled with gosu items.

Hectic

Australia159 Posts

May 26 2010 09:20 GMT

#52

I think the worst thing about being awake through the night, is that you lose track of time easily and tend to piss it (the time) away more flippantly, resulting in you being less productive.

Thats what happens to me anyway when i used too stay up late.

In addition, apparently vitamin D is only obtainable from sunlight, so if you don't get any sun your health may possibly suffer. I may be wrong about this but i think one of the reasons white people have white skin is to let in more vitamin D due to traditionally being from colder places like europe

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

May 26 2010 09:20 GMT

#53

I used to do that, but now I'm getting up at 7am for work I always seem to feel sleepy around 11pm. I usually stretch it out by reading books, or watching things on my laptop until midnight or 1am. I'm rarely up after then now. It's unfair to my body and my students to be going unable to really function properly.

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

May 26 2010 09:21 GMT

#54

On May 26 2010 18:20 NeverGG wrote:
I used to do that, but now I'm getting up at 7am for work I always seem to feel sleepy around 11pm. I usually stretch it out by reading books, or watching things on my laptop until midnight or 1am. I'm rarely up after then now. It's unfair to my body and my students to be going in to work unable to really function properly.

~ava

Canada379 Posts

May 26 2010 09:23 GMT

#55

Stayed up late from age 16-24 and regretted the effects it had on my health, social life. Now I have a job that starts at 5am. I pretty much have to go to bed early, I think having a job like that makes a big difference.

Xinliben

United States931 Posts

May 26 2010 09:36 GMT

#56

I just finished spring classes and have 2 weeks before summer classes start. I don't have time to sleep. I need go out and party (read: browse TL and play video games).

Its 5:30am and I'm not tired, why try to force myself to sleep when not tired!
(readjusting my sleep schedule when work/school starts sucks.)

meegrean

Thailand7699 Posts

May 26 2010 09:36 GMT

#57

I sleep in front of my computer like a real man.

Jelly

United Kingdom137 Posts

May 26 2010 09:42 GMT

#58

On May 26 2010 18:23 ~ava wrote:
Stayed up late from age 16-24 and regretted the effects it had on my health, social life. Now I have a job that starts at 5am. I pretty much have to go to bed early, I think having a job like that makes a big difference.

This. Having a solid job means having a routine.

However , that being said I work nights and study during the day. My policy is sleep whenever possible.

Crazyeyes

Canada1342 Posts

May 26 2010 09:53 GMT

#59

Oh God. All the horror stories of people trying to switch back to normal...
at least I know it's not just me. I've had this problem for a while now, but jsut realised it a few days ago.

Tomorrow (since its already too late now), I will sleep at a normal time!