Nodding off at work

signs

HI
DOES ANYONE GET THAT FRIDAY AFTERNOON FELLING AFTER RIDING IN TO WORK EVERY DAY
THAT YOU SIT THEIR IN FRONT OF SCREEN AND JUST NOD OFF, JUST TO BE WOKE UP ABOUT A FEW SECONDS LATER BY THE PHONE GOING OR SOMEONE IN THE OFFICE TALKING TOO YOU,
MAY BE IT'S JUST ME

CiB

Did you doze off onto the caps lock?

Biking keeps me awake. It's when I'm driving home that I sometimes need to pull into a layby and doze for 10 or 15 minutes.

jonomc4

I only fall asleep at work on days with a Y in them

signs

IT MUST BE MY AGE I CAN ONLY WRITE IN CAPITALS, NOW IT SEEM I ONLY TYPE IN CAPS AS WELL

Mikey41

signs wrote:

YOU SIT THEIR IN FRONT OF SCREEN AND JUST NOD OFF

Luxury.

I get to work and have to stand all day for a 9 hour shift behind a counter, being interrupted by idiots. And customers too.

CanalRider

What you need is the Nap Calculator to find the best time for a 'Gentlemans Hour'

passout

That's what coffee & kit kats are for.....

alistaird

Interesting thread, because this week I heard snoring from a cubical in the Gents at work. In 30 years of working I've seen people fall asleep at their desks, in meetings, in the car at lunch time but never before on the WC !!!

First time for everything I guess

A

MisterMuncher

I miss my old lab job. A quick kip is never going to happen for a chef. Or if it does, it'll be slapsticktastic.

dee4life2005

I usually eat my lunch beside my desk in the work ... and when I've been cycling I have been known to doze off during my lunch hour for about 15-30 minutes.

Kendal Black Drop

signs wrote:

IT MUST BE MY AGE I CAN ONLY WRITE IN CAPITALS, NOW IT SEEM I ONLY TYPE IN CAPS AS WELL

Read The Rules

3) Use proper English, do not use 'txt tlk'. Do NOT post messages all in caps.

The Rookie

I generally feel much more awake all day and need less sleep when I'm cycling than when I'm not......go figure.

fnegroni

jonomc4 wrote:

I only fall asleep at work on days with a Y in them

Something tells me I know what you are talking about...