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Society & Culture Things in life you just don't understand - Part 5
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Gough
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- Sep 29, 2006
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I was up for most things foolish when I was younger but drew the line at doing a bungee from the bridge between Zim and Zambia at Vic Falls, 120 metres straight down, one of our number did it and I watched that which was more than enough for me.
MP_
I am the devil that you forgot
Imagine adding a bit of whiskey too
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I am the devil that you forgot
By club you mean the emergency room
Gralin
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I am the devil that you forgot
Tell me about it, and I’ve switched to mostly decaf over the last 2 months . Made a cuppa at 8 the other night and finally got to sleep at 2am.
same here
i wake at 6am, have a double shot latte at around 7am each day (thats a long mac topped up for perth folks, for some reason).
and i can fall asleep around 930-10pm.
if i want a second coffee, mid morning sy 10am, i know that will get me to midnight - so i dothat if i have an event, night footy game etc
if i have one at lunchtime or afternoon, forget it, im up til 2-3am
- Sep 15, 2011
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I've just finished a coffee at 4pm. I find it has little effect on my sleep.
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I am the devil that you forgot
I was like that when I was having 6+ coffees a day but since I’ve dropped to one and the rest decaf I notice a difference
yep all depends on your body and metabolism
i read that the half life of caffeine ranges from 6-12 hours depending on the person
i read that the half life of caffeine ranges from 6-12 hours depending on the person
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That might be me, I drink it in the morning as part of habit and because I do enjoy the taste, but I don't ever feel like I'm suddenly more alert or ready to attack the day. I need crack for that.
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My daughter’s partner bought her a sky dive even though he knew that she suffers serious ear problems when flying.
She needed an operation after returning from Europe as her ears wouldn’t equalise.
Google told him that it wouldn’t be “as bad”
Cost him the jump and a weekends accomodation when she flatly refused to go
Dogs_R_Us
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Our son asked for a parachute jump for his 21st. Heart-in-mouth stuff for parents
I at least asked for the balloon ride, especially after an older friend sent pictures of their experience and raved about it.
Dogs_R_Us
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I don’t know where else to post this but could any of you nice Melburnians tell me if it’s possible to take a free tram from Southern Cross station (the Skybus depot) to Flinders St/Fed Square? And if so where to catch it? TIA.
Yeah all the trams are free in the CBD, you can stroll down to Flinders St via Spencer st and get a tram on the corner where the backpacker hostel used to be.
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My friend's son has done it, he loved it, she dealt with it.Our son asked for a parachute jump for his 21st. Heart-in-mouth stuff for parents
I at least asked for the balloon ride, especially after an older friend sent pictures of their experience and raved about it.
I caught a small prop plane the other week, I was looking out the window trying to imagine doing the jump, but just couldn't. It's one of this things I wish I could do but just can't see myself ever doing.
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Walk outside the depot, cross to the other side of Spencer St, and jump on the 70 or the 75. As others have said, it's all in the free tram zone.
