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- hulands
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this is crazazy -- I can't believe how intense sleeplessness can be! 56 hours is my personal record, but then again, I had no choice: I needed to win back my rent money ...
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Well, know you know what it's like. For me, it was five whole days without sleep after watching Obama's "State of the Union" speech. All I could think was "This clown is leader of the Free World"? Now you know why I couldn't sleep!
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- unclecharlie
- 6 months ago
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Man, I can't imagine. 3 days was my record and that was ridiculous.
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- Jared_Mitasky
- 6 months ago
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After watching that I was struck with one question I really feel should be answered: How long do you sleep after staying up for that long?
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'5 Days without Sleep' aka finals week.
But really, at least I was able to sleep at least 2-4 hours every night most of the time. I'm sure that makes a world of difference.
P.S. I'd like to sign up for whatever dance club you were in.
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- bishopobispo
- 6 months ago
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i went 50 hours once just to induce sleep deprived halucinations.... i saw one and called it 2 days. passed out for 1 day.
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What a tweeker.
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- Mikeysfake1
- 6 months ago
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no way you cant even verbaly communicateafter 48 hrs. i know he fell asleep had too.but still a good pod and ive been threw the whole seeing people thing not cool when your driving scare the shit out of you
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- EdwardNadella
- 6 months ago
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I have to try that once, but it can't be healthy. I have a secret weapon: coffee and energy drinks.
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oh. to the guy who says you can't communicate after 48 hours, hogwash! i have spent way more time awake than just 5 days, yes,i ingested chemicals that made it possible, but i tell you the truth, i have spent more than 30 DAYS!! awake. yes, i got quite psychotic, but i was quite able to communicate run around & do crazy stuff. it goes like this, after 7 days, you start hallucinatingi know that around 30 days, while my body was awake & running around, my mind was both awake and dreaming at the same time! i thought i was the captain of the starship enterprise.. i even went in to radio shack and demanded that the clerk sell me some phasers!! and yes, i was committed to a psych hospital after that! 5150 - a danger to yourself and or others.,..
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- serpentxxx2002
- 6 months ago
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oh yes, and i slept for a week straight afterwards... serious1
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- serpentxxx2002
- 6 months ago
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ah me and a couple of friends did this in high school to get naturally high, it was actually pretty fun, we played halo online every night to help stay awake
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I can do 2 days max; kudos to you.
How did you feel after hibernating for 30 hours?
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- shutter318
- 5 months ago
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i don't really recall, i think i felt a lot better for having had some sleep, but i was still crazy as a loon, that i know. i was still hearing voices on the static between channels informing me of government conspiracies for 9 months after i quit doing the dope. (i was actually up for a total of 4 months with a day or two of sleep about once a month. it really got to be hell staying up (messed with my head bad) (not to mention i got so scary crazy that even the scary crazy people wouldn't come visit me even if i paid them..) lol Talk about looped!
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- serpentxxx2002
- 5 months ago
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So how long did he sleep for after he fell asleep?
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- chemicalbros
- 3 months ago
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My personal record was a little over 72 hours when I was in my early twenties. As I recall, toward the tail end of that ordeal, I was experiencing full on visual and auditory hallucinations that seriously impaired my ability to function and interact with others (...luckily I didn't have to drive or operate heavy machinery). Now that I'm in my early forties I can barely go for thirty hours without some kind of downtime or sleep.
The surprising thing (...from my perspective, at least) is that I seem to be able to operate efficiently with a bit less sleep than when I was younger. I work a third-shift job and that means rather weird and inconsistent sleep schedules, so I suppose my body has adapted to this by getting the most out of the sleep that I'm able to get. Also, I've learned the value of napping when I get the chance; an hour of sleep or quiet meditation and I'm usually good for the next ten or fifteen hours.





