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posted by [identity profile] enismirdal.livejournal.com at 01:47pm on 10/05/2005
*is DEEPLY glad not to have a partner to worry about* When I get one, I intend to retrain myself to be selectively deaf to whatever alarm they use. *knows too many friends with insane husbands/sane husbands with insane jobs who keep getting up at 5am; has no interest in EVER seeing 5am*
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posted by [identity profile] enismirdal.livejournal.com at 01:52pm on 10/05/2005
Oh, and mine is a beepy one that gets increasingly annoying and fast an insistent the longer you ignore it for, and goes automatically on to snooze if you don't hit the snooze button. It does, however, give up after hapf an hour of snooze cycles - discovered by experience.

It works.

I haven't desensitised to it yet.
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posted by [personal profile] emperor at 02:14pm on 10/05/2005
You must have pulled an all-nighter by now, surely? :)
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posted by [personal profile] emperor at 02:15pm on 10/05/2005
I should point out this was referring to seeing 5am, not an absence of partners...
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posted by [identity profile] enismirdal.livejournal.com at 02:23pm on 10/05/2005
Actually, with the exception of the May Ball, no...

I have only seen 5am a few times, and those few times are more than enough to persuade me I don't want to see it again unless I REALLY have to for my own benefit.
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posted by [identity profile] ceb.livejournal.com at 07:25pm on 10/05/2005
Yet another benefit of two-bedroom enlightenment.
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