Where the hell am I?

[QreepyBORIS]

It was sleepwalking, I bet you.

One time, I sleep-walked through a winding hall, a door, down some stairs (where company happened to stay at the time), maneuvered around their sleeping bags, intoa chair, and turned on the computer that resided there.

O_o

I didn't remember a thing.

Also, one time I sleep-walked and told my mom something like: "I'm going to Kentucky [or another state in that region, I think it was], which way?" And she pointed to my bed, and I walked off, and went into bed again.

Too weird.

[dinnerroll]

Dude. I wish I was like that. That would be tight.

[Spazzbite]

I've been known to fall out of my bed, but not sleepwalk. For example, I once fell off my top bunk (rolled over a 6 inch railing, onto a hardwood floor) and didn't wake up. I woke up in the morning and I was face down, looking at my floor. I was like "wtf?? how did i get down here??"

[eVILPeeR]

I've never slept walked, not that I know of.
But I think the most I've ever done would have to be (I actually did this as an experiment) I slept on the opposite side of the bed (on the bottom instead of top) and in the morning I woke up on the top side, pillows neatly folded and all. I did it several more times and I would wake up on the right side everytime. Aswell, if I'm in a confined space (example, a car or desk at school) and I fall asleep, I tend to have a dream where I'm falling and as I'm about to fall my body will panic (falling isn't fun ) and then my body will just jump and I'll wake up instantly. It's really embarrassing in the middle of class :/

Oh.. and one time, I was in my bed and I had a dream where I was falling.. I was on the edge of my bed, but I wasn't about to fall off.. instead, my body shocked and I ended up falling off anyways.
What fun :/

[jewpinthethird]

I dont sleep walk, I just fall asleep in weird places.

For awhile, I had a tendancy to fall asleep on the floor...like I would turn the t.v on, and just lay down on the floor and sleep. I would also do this while I worked on various songs. I would complete a song, and then get on the floor and sleep while the song looped over and over...by doing this, I would check for imperfections in patterns, timing, etc.

[Cenright]

I don't sleep walk. Good thing too, cause I am in a bunk bed. The drop is pretty good for me, so I think the first time I sleep walk will last only a few seconds.

I sleep like a rock. My old bunk bed, the bottom bed was wider and stuck out a good foot and a half from the top one. I have rolled out of the top bed, bounced off the bottom bed, and landed on the floor, without waking up. My brother told me in the morning when I woke up on the floor.

[esupin]

my sister screams in her sleep. She also talks like mad and it's pretty annoying since I can hear her through the walls.

[Tasuke]

I usaully talk in my sleep. For instance, when I was camping with my dad
he woke up at like midnight and I was patting the tent around me and was
muttering fire, fire. Then isat up straight and unzipped the back door thing
and my dad asked me if there was a reason for doing that, and I just faced
his way and said no, then I went back to sleep... I have no recollection of this
untill my dad told me

Then when I had a fever I got outa my bed, walked into the kitchen and started
taking cups outa the cuppoard and flipped them upside down and was stacking them
then I went back to my bed and fell asleep

[himee23]

i don't sleep walk either...but my sister called me once and i remembered i responded....but after that i don't remember saying nething or having listened to her conversation. Next morning she asks me about last night....and im like...u didn't call....but suddenly i remembered that she did and i can't remember i thing she said..

so sad she never told me what she said that night...

[GuidoHunter]

On two different New Years nights, two friends (both guys around fifty years old) were sleeping in top bunks of a Deer camp-place-thing. Both of them rolled out of their beds and fell a full six feet onto the cement floor below. Their falls were broken by their foreheads. Fortunately, one of our friends who stayed with us was a doctor, so he was able to stitch them up on sight (no hospital for forty miles or so). Fun times.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[QreepyBORIS]

Guido: I think you spelled "site" wrong. :P

[CypherToorima]

. Aswell, if I'm in a confined space (example, a car or desk at school) and I fall asleep, I tend to have a dream where I'm falling and as I'm about to fall my body will panic (falling isn't fun ) and then my body will just jump and I'll wake up instantly. It's really embarrassing in the middle of class :/

Yeah, I do the same thing. In my dreams, though, I'm usually just walking, then I trip and right then, my body just sort of spazzes and I wake up.

[ThEclipse]

. Aswell, if I'm in a confined space (example, a car or desk at school) and I fall asleep, I tend to have a dream where I'm falling and as I'm about to fall my body will panic (falling isn't fun ) and then my body will just jump and I'll wake up instantly. It's really embarrassing in the middle of class :/

Yeah, I do the same thing. In my dreams, though, I'm usually just walking, then I trip and right then, my body just sort of spazzes and I wake up.

I usually get those when I'm sleeping while attempting to do my homework.

[CyanoticXtC]

A friend of mine sleepwalks and likes to talk while he does it, probably the funniest time yet, he asked me ' What side of the shell does the turtle go in? '

[esupin]

the reason people sleepwalk is because the chemical that stops your body from moving while you're asleep screws up in some people. That's why occasionally I wake up kicking my feet.
Some people even feel like they're awake even though they can't mave their body.
I guess it has to do with our monkey days.