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5/21/2019 12:12:41 PM
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How do you coupe with sleeping when its overly warm?
i only got 2h of sleep last night the heat came out of nowhere.
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#Offtopic
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I prefer sedans but sleeping in a coupe is good too I guess
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I don't.
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I sleep
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Naked or just boxers and two fans (ceiling fan and table top one)
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Edited by unknownuserh: 5/22/2019 12:58:41 AMWhen it’s hot and humid at night Rip sleep
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1 ReplyNaked.
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1 Replymanaged to get some sleep never felt so good.
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Edited by Verdigris: 5/21/2019 10:04:36 PMCope* Edit: not “Cooüpe”
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I flail around like a malfunctioning robot
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Simple: I don't sleep [spoiler]Lifehack: Create a 45 minute existential crisis as you stare at the ceiling and contemplate your existence.[/spoiler]
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I normally sleep on cold tiles, or concrete. Though I'm used to sleeping on a hard floor. (≧艸≦*)
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Air conditioning. If that isn't working, use a fan. The gray noise of it as well as the air off it can help. 73.4 F isn't hot. It's a temperature I've been hoping for. We can't seem to get out of the 40-60's (4-15c). It sucks, and has been raining off and on for weeks. This past Saturday was in the high 80's (31c) and it was great, but the next day it went back into late Winter mode. I'd much rather be hot than cold. Cold makes my muscles tense up and joints hurt. Cranking up the heat just makes the air dry, and my skin with it, causing my skin to itch. Cold is miserable. I can cope with being too warm much easier.
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... A fan... [spoiler]not included in the DLC[/spoiler]
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get a fan and no clothes.
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Edited by The Superego: 5/21/2019 1:01:52 PMTake off everything covering me, if it's still too hot, I just deal with it.
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Edited by RollTide2235: 5/21/2019 12:45:37 PMFunny you post this. I get hot very easily when I sleep, even during the winter months. It doesnt help that my mattress is nothing more than a heat insulator and my wife likes to snuggle up under me every night which creates even more heat. I keep my air on 65 every night. National sleep foundation says best temp for sleeping is 65. I also purchased this 1 week ago for my heat sucking mattress. So far, its worked well. https://www.slumbercloud.com/nacreous-mattress-pad.html
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5 RepliesOh, so you mean Texas?
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I kill the sun
