LoQ wrote:

SleepingUgly wrote:

brain_cloud wrote:All's well with the world. Jaime is gorgeous and has her picture back.

Jaime?

Jamie = Jaylee

Not quite. Jaime = Jaylee

All's well with the world. Jaime is gorgeous and has her picture back.

And the forty year old virgin has taken himself off.

Could you post some examples of what you're seeing? Sure. It's just ordinary periodic breathing. From a couple of nights ago, here, for comparison, is some "normal" breathing : http://i55.tinypic.com/2v85t3s.jpg And a bit later some periodic breathing : http://i56.tinypic.com/ncaxj6.jpg Both of the...

ResmedUser wrote:.....Mikey

Your avatar suggests that you have a small penis and are compensating for that. I hope you realize there is more to being a man than having a normal sized penis, and that plenty of people live rich full lives as lifelong virgins. Don't give up hope.

Jaylee wrote:I think Dr. Cloudy would be first in line for the boob flashing.

Luminous orbs, dazzling as the Sun, shine on my countenance!

Jaylee wrote:Now that I think about it, he had the biggest hose I have ever seen.

Thank you, my dear. Nature, ever parsimonious according to the poets, always provides the efficient means for every end, and never supplies less than is required for the job to hand.

I'm inclined to "Having said that, xxx". Does that count?

Jaylee wrote:This is Cloudy Bear. He is so super cute.

Apart from the beady eyes, rotund abdomen, listless and soporific stare, I fail to see the resemblance.

I do not have an oximeter. Maybe I should buy one. Does anyone have a suggestion on which one to get? Thanks. I've got one you can have. But a friend is borrowing it. Are you trying to get back on my good sign, Mr. Cloudy Person? Your bribes will not sway me. That a bribe will not sway a woman is u...

Jaylee wrote:I do not have an oximeter. Maybe I should buy one. Does anyone have a suggestion on which one to get? Thanks.

I've got one you can have. But a friend is borrowing it.

Sometimes, if a person has a very low pressure to begin with, EPR can affect therapy, but it's benign in most cases. I agree except I'd take out " if a person has a very low pressure to begin with " -- what you said about EPR's effect on therapy usually being benign can be true regardless of how lo...

Abject.

An ADM that is being touted as sleep-enhancing may be making its appearance soon (as measured in FDA years)(which are kinda like dog years): Valdoxan (Agomelatine) But only for 8 weeks. Then it's back to Abby-Normale. Whoops, misread the abstract. It appears these effects persist for at least 6 mon...

NotMuffy wrote:An ADM that is being touted as sleep-enhancing may be making its appearance soon (as measured in FDA years)(which are kinda like dog years):

Valdoxan (Agomelatine)

But only for 8 weeks. Then it's back to Abby-Normale.

Remember, dear searchers, the optimal study would be one which: 1 Followed a group of normal human beings 2 Who were induced or persuaded to take an antidepressant 3 Long term--at least 4 months, but I prefer a year 4 PSG'd them at regular intervals Cloudy, I hope you're keeping up with your PSGs. ...