About sleep deprivation, in 4 days (96 hours so far, it'll be 100 hours by the time I get home and this article is due) I've had a total of seven hours' sleep, and it's not even been intervalled.
So today's article: The effects of sleep deprivation:
2pm Saturday, I wake up, right as rain (but with a buggered internal clock)
7:00 I head to a barbeque
~Mainly a blur, I know I never passed out because I still have my hair~
5:00 am Sunday I walk a lad home around 4 miles
5:30 I get to his, and decide that I'm invincible and bike a 30 mile round trip in under 3 hours (including stoppages and an hour spending time at Selby Abbey - where I went in the first place
7:30 head back to York, decide to see my nan at church, so I have to be back in York for 8:30 to get changed and have enough time to see her.
8:40 get back into York, sprint (fast bike ride) home and make it in for 8:55
9:07 head towards church
9:10 get to church and realise it doesn't actually do a morning service til 10am and spend 45 minutes in the rain, waiting for the congregation to turn up.
midday: get a cheeseburger for going to church and being a good boy (-_-')
1-5:00pm recovering on my gran's sofa from riding so far
5:00 go home for dinner via mum's taxis
Spam MCompute a bit
2:00 am Monday: (that's the last time I remember seeing on the clock)
9:00 Wake up
Spam some MCompute
Realise I've lost Modern warfare
Cry a bit
Get an email from Microsoft informing me that my Live's been cancelled (I'm skint so I can't renew it)
Cry a bit more
Spam MCompute
Argue with Mark
Get in a Wikipedia loop
Lose all sense of time
7:00 am Tuesday head to college
11:00 Get bored and start writing an article on MCompute on sleep deprivation
1:40 pm (And after my lunch of Cheap nasty Red-Bull-A-Like) finish up writing my article
...Please, for the love of the flying spaghetti monster, don't get into the same habit as I have these past couple of days. Granted I managed the whole of Multiplay's i36 without sleep but you don't want to see the effects it had on my appearance :p
Predicted remainder of the day:
3:30 Get home.
3:34 Sleep.
So today's article: The effects of sleep deprivation:
2pm Saturday, I wake up, right as rain (but with a buggered internal clock)
7:00 I head to a barbeque
~Mainly a blur, I know I never passed out because I still have my hair~
5:00 am Sunday I walk a lad home around 4 miles
5:30 I get to his, and decide that I'm invincible and bike a 30 mile round trip in under 3 hours (including stoppages and an hour spending time at Selby Abbey - where I went in the first place
7:30 head back to York, decide to see my nan at church, so I have to be back in York for 8:30 to get changed and have enough time to see her.
8:40 get back into York, sprint (fast bike ride) home and make it in for 8:55
9:07 head towards church
9:10 get to church and realise it doesn't actually do a morning service til 10am and spend 45 minutes in the rain, waiting for the congregation to turn up.
midday: get a cheeseburger for going to church and being a good boy (-_-')
1-5:00pm recovering on my gran's sofa from riding so far
5:00 go home for dinner via mum's taxis
Spam MCompute a bit
2:00 am Monday: (that's the last time I remember seeing on the clock)
9:00 Wake up
Spam some MCompute
Realise I've lost Modern warfare
Cry a bit
Get an email from Microsoft informing me that my Live's been cancelled (I'm skint so I can't renew it)
Cry a bit more
Spam MCompute
Argue with Mark
Get in a Wikipedia loop
Lose all sense of time
7:00 am Tuesday head to college
11:00 Get bored and start writing an article on MCompute on sleep deprivation
1:40 pm (And after my lunch of Cheap nasty Red-Bull-A-Like) finish up writing my article
...Please, for the love of the flying spaghetti monster, don't get into the same habit as I have these past couple of days. Granted I managed the whole of Multiplay's i36 without sleep but you don't want to see the effects it had on my appearance :p
Predicted remainder of the day:
3:30 Get home.
3:34 Sleep.
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As you do...
