• Rebecca_Corndogs@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    When you think monster is about to grab your foot and drag you to hell, and your first thought is “great! Now I don’t have to go to work tomorrow.”

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      Probably means either:

      A - Quit your job and find a new one.
      B - Realize that our current economic system is deeply flawed and embrace going to hell.

  • TriflingToad@sh.itjust.works
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    how it feels typing with long nails

    I got bored during a lecture and got on nitrotype and I got like a 30% debuff in words per minute

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    I’ve noticed this when the nights get hot here - having my feet outside the blankets and in the path of the fan helps a great deal with not overheating.

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      It really helps I find. The warmer it is the more I expose. Generally something like

      • foot
      • feet
      • leg
      • arm over cover
      • more leg
      • back open to air
      • upper torso
      • entire torso
      • legs
      • nethers
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    I was curious: https://www.thecut.com/2014/08/sleep-hack-keep-one-foot-outside-your-covers.html

    TL; DR: Our bodies cool down when sleeping, feet can help regulate temeprature, so we may be able to initiate sleep better/quicker using our feet to cool down.

    There is no study in the article; it’s speculation by “Natalie Dautovitch, a spokesperson for the National Sleep Foundation and a psychology professor at the University of Alabama”.

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          If it makes you feel better this would be an unliveable hell hole without AC. The American south is no joke.

          Basically there’s 3 to 4 months every year where if you’re outside for more than 5 minutes you’re drenched in sweat.

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    I always keep at least a leg outside the covers, no matter how cold it is. I couldn’t bear to be completely covered, I get too hot. Under normal conditions I don’t use covers at all.

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      As do I.

      Also I will rub BBQ sauce onto the parts of my body that I keep uncovered. It helps with the heat transfer.

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              I thought you were going to say it was a BBQ sauce spiced with Carolina Reapers. In which case, avoid using heavy amounts in groin area and sleep with goggles on. Maybe even tie your hands up so you don’t scratch anywhere in your sleep.

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              fuck bbq sauce it’s overrated anyway. gimme a dry rub any day (wink wink nudge nudge it’s all the same to a blind wombat)

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      Ugh I love being absolutely loaded up with covers from toes to chin, but yes it can’t be on a hot summer’s day with no AC.

      Love me a good cold winter’s night with the windows wide open and the floor fan blasting wind right into my face though.

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      I gave up on all the pro-tips and just rip a sniff of smelling salts in the morning now. It’s not pleasant but it’s very effective

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        Get a “replace the pin in the grenade before the time runs out” alarm clock. Then, if you sleep in anyways, it won’t be your problem anymore.

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    I’ve recently become alright with sleeping without any covers at all. I’ve had issues with night sweating as a side effect of medication for several years and this summer has been so damn hot that I just gave up and tried sleeping nude without covers, and it’s really nice! Just the thought of this made me uncomfortable before trying it and it took a few nights before getting past the mental barrier but I’m glad I did it.