25 Weird Facts About Sleep That Will Keep You Up at Night

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[@manueltapia1859]

Mike another are even when sleeping our eyes move during REM cycle, you barely remember that you speak during a dream. I experienced myself that dream you fall feels real and wake up with your hearth bumpin and scare 😮

[@Bad_Housekeeping]

When I was young there was only black & white TV but I dreamed in color, not at all like the TV of the time.

[@joannhutchinson3030]

I'm 58 the first time we got a colored t.v. was when I was in my 20's yes that was in the 1980's up till then all we had was black and white

[@tobigeller3422]

@@Bad_Housekeeping

[@Katherine-cf7rj]

Born in thhe 50's....black and white TV's, "rabbit ears", and three channels!!!

[@ricknemie93]

Same here, though we had a outside Antenna bolted to the house. When we had issues getting channels my Dad went up on the roof and twisted the antenna until the channel came in 'good'. I remember being about 5 and being on the roof with my brother holding a rope attached to the Antenna while our father attached a new Antenna to the side of the house.

[@cindyhoomalu1566]

I don’t remember black and white TV, but the antenna and 3 channels for sure! It is crazy how much the world has changed!

[@mham1330]

Same here, but we had 4 channels if ya add PBS.👍

[@mham1330]

​@@ricknemie93I remember climbing the fence to get up on the roof, sitting down on the edge of the roof and jumping off to the ground. I was 8 years old.🤭😄

[@Grannysue-gn6rl]

I remember my parents buying our first television. It was a giant Zenith, the cabinet was huge and you could see the back of it glow, even after it was shut off. The screen was small tho. My mother found a thin plastic panel she could tape around the screen. Blue on top, flesh color in the middle, and green on the bottom. We had three channels, there was no pbs at that time. imagine watching top cat (cartoon) with rainbow distorted figures!! And all the neighbors came to oooh and ahh over our tv picture. Most of the channels were filled with snowflakes, my daddy would go to the roof and yell down, "how bout now?" at least a dozen times.

[@vermontvoice13]

26 min for a nap? I can't even nod off in that amount of time and my naps have to be at least a couple hours

[@laurakibben4147]

No doubt! Wake up after less than 30 minutes and I am a grouch!!

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

@@laurakibben4147 Yayy!! I’m not alone. Every now and then I cannot take my nap. Grouch is a good word. My husband would go “No nap, huh honey?” Unfortunately that means I crash around supper time or as easy as 8:00 PM. Messes everything up!

[@patticampana9458]

I wake up at 3:00 a.m. every night. Thanks bladder🙄

[@AlphaFlight]

That's not night. That's morning kid

[@patticampana9458]

@@AlphaFlight very true😁

[@yellowcatmonkey]

saame🙈😸 can't help but drink or eat fruits/veggies before bed🤷😁

[@sw33tness89]

I also watch you to fall asleep. Your facts are interesting and enjoyable enough to block my intrusive thoughts. I've watched pretty much every video you've made. Your happy demeanor and gentle voice are great for someone deep in depression and just looking for a single happy moment in their day

[@jamie3976]

I found this video very interesting. My wife says I can suck the blinds off the windows with my snoring. I also have a CPAP machine for my sleep apnea. I used to suffer from restless legs syndrome and still wake up startled and panicked sometimes, especially if I over sleep. I would like to see a video on 25 causes and effects on the body of sleep apena.

[@aprilpotter3054]

Mike is looking precious in his bath robe😂.

[@NancySwass-jv4kp]

Yes, he is.

[@laurakibben4147]

Someone got a baby crush😉😉

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

He needs a stuffed bunny!

[@MoonbeameSmith]

and fluffy bear foot slippers

[@yeshua542]

I remember watching TV in black and white

[@tiki_trash]

I remember watching the Moon landing on my neighbor's TV because they had a large screen color TV.

[@NQwater]

I am one of those people who have always dreamed in full colour, with all the background noise and/or music from the beginning, I was 10years old before I saw a colour TV....

[@angelwings1]

That’s because our lives are in colour. Not sure why he mentioned tv.

[@maryhildreth754]

My family got a color TV in about 1970. I was on in 1964, so I remember watching shows in black and white for all those years. Only one of our neighbors had a color TV, and anytime something big came on, we would all go over to Nell and George's a house to watch it on their TV.

[@carolehart1714]

I'm a 1964 baby as well.

[@robertstandley8580]

I remember growing up with just a black & white t. V. We did not have a remote. So I got chosen to be the remote control. When we had to change the channel in, we only had 3 channels LO. L.

[@kathywiseley4382]

Same here.

[@jackzimmer6553]

Preaching to the choir!

[@Barbara-te7xz]

and a test pattern at midnight

[@saldana1975]

Not boring soothing voice is what you have ❤

[@shawnathin7450]

I have found his voice like a great teacher his pause are in the right place and the jokes make you pay attention and learn more. By the was it’s almost 2:30AM and I’m awake and watching this.

[@00Coyote]

4:28 As a born and raised South Dakotan, I feel like this applies to me. I used get shocked when out state friends would emphasize that 5-6 hours was the proper amount of time to sleep and me sleeping 7-8 hours was excessive and unnecessary, it so normal for me to get that much time to sleep. Especially when 90% of my hometown shuts down at 11pm, there is literally one grocery store, a handful of gas stations and one fast food restaurant that is 24 hours. Walmart used to be on that list but it closes at 11pm now, along with a tech hardware factory and the hospital, Walmart has overnight workers but no overnight patrons or customers. So we have enough time to slumber a full 8 hours or so.

[@flyesouisi]

I can tell myself to wake up at any exact time and I will awake at such time. Without alarms.

[@malissahyatt2425]

Hi Kramer!!!!!!

[@cindyhoomalu1566]

I have a really hard time getting sleep if I have to wake up at a certain time. I find that I keep waking up to check the time. It is very frustrating!

[@malissahyatt2425]

@@cindyhoomalu1566 . YES!!!!!!!!!! THIS!!!!!! I DO THIS TOO IF I HAVE TO GET UP EARLY!!!!! DRIVES ME NUTS!!!!!!!!!

[@gsaw5008]

Wow

[@corywilliams2255]

Hearing about and then further researching the phenomenon of SUNDS was what inspired Wes Craven to create A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET.

[@patriciahillert5908]

Love...list 25😊

[@aurthurpendragon1015]

I'm actually surprised the percentage of people sleeping naked isn't higher. Sorry, I know you said to not comment about this, but that's just how surprised i am. I figured it would've been at least 50/50, if not higher. lol

[@BreadApologist]

I started doing so over 15 years ago. Originally just hot af nights and trying not to overheat. Then it just became a habit. Most people I know admit to it as well.

[@vermontvoice13]

Yeah I sleep in the nude. It's better for your body to do so and to me it's just more comfy even in the cold winter time I use a heated blanket

[@thehomeschoolinglibrarian]

I think there are a lot more people who sleep in the nude then will admit it. I did it in my teens and early 20's. I might now in the summer but my husband would freak out and I am often up and down at night due to my preschooler not sleeping well.

[@mike79patton]

I love sleeping nude. I miss it. I used to sleep nekkid, before I got dogs. My dogs insist on sleeping in my bed. They're very cuddly. Thus no more nude sleeping.

[@erikpreston1805]

My wife of 35 years has always slept naked, no complaints here.

[@cricket-bg4tz]

The exploding head syndrome needs a new name cuz it's sounds way more terrifying than it actually is

[@shaunalennon3144]

So is the "BOOM" that wakes you up.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

I agree. Makes me think I’m going to wake up with someones head guts all in my lap.

[@jamesstevens9394]

Maybe Dickens was onto something... The eastern practice of "Feng Shui" recommends sleeping with your head pointed north so that your "Chi" (which runs from your feet to your head) can align itself with the Earths magnetic flow thereby helping improve everything from mental prowess to blood flow,....

[@laurakibben4147]

Same reason pasture animals always seem to be facing a certain direction 🤔

[@CybeleCotter]

I've always dreamed in color. I once stayed awake for three days and three nights in college.

[@gsaw5008]

What were you on?😂😂

[@CybeleCotter]

@@gsaw5008 Take-home exam completion anxiety

[@kaydisney9872]

The really bad thing I regularly go through is sleep paralysis. It's truly terrifying!!

[@connorjordan3551]

Me too! I commented about it before seeing your comment.

[@Codeinedream]

I get it when I take caffeine and sleep shortly after

[@gsaw5008]

I’ve had that couple times-very scary!!

[@patticampana9458]

Have a rolling mind. Been known to sleepwalk. If I sleep 4 hours, I'm good. Drean frequently. Have had sleep paralysis. I've been this way my whole life. Not fun. Good one, Mike. Love the background😀✌️

[@lindawalker4583]

I also remember black and white TV, mom went to radio shows before TV. I’m also an insomniac thought that working overnights would work out - didn’t because couldn’t sleep in daytime- was even harder too easily disturbed by noises, speaking of which I would wake to loud noises not knowing if real or not - solved this one I got a cat now when I hear a loud noise I just sigh and wonder what I’ll find knocked over.!

[@laurakibben4147]

My cats structured their already sleeping selves to my day sleeping several times. Unfortunately of late, brainless unaware neighbors didn't. Thanks to KZbin's storms or frogs and crickets sounds for sleeping, probably mostly solved.

[@bobmorgan8748]

I actually have a hard time getting to sleep and staying asleep. I always seem to have something I need to get done. So, I get up and do it!

[@dawnhall8432]

This is another awesome video, guys. Mike, your voice is soothing, and that is amazing. 😊 It just means we have to watch the video again to see what we missed. 😂 Keep up the awesome job. 😊❤❤😊

[@spacebound7247]

Your my cause of insomnia Mike 😂😂😂 love this channel now power nap 😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@KattMurr]

My mom had a boyfriend who was overweight and had undiagnosed sleep apnea. This was the 80's, so sleep apnea wasn't really heard of. Anyway he snored so loudly, you could hear it outside. We lived in an apartment complex, so it felt like every one heard him! Listening to him snore, then stop breathing and waiting for him to breathe again was nerve wracking as hell!

[@Fa773nAng37]

My dad is the same way..

[@sparkyprojects]

I often tell people i was born in 55BC (before colour (tv) ) It can also mean before computers (pc's) But i have no idea if i dreamt in monochrome back then

[@bj.reo87]

😂 lived it loved it!

[@sherrylaury]

Idk if anyone else has this happen, but I rarely go through sleep stages. Almost as soon as I fall asleep, I go directly to REM sleep. And I can also fall asleep in as few as 11 seconds.

[@Cypresssina]

As a chronic insomniac, I just want to tell you that I'm jealous. Have a nice day.

[@BlacknEducated]

My fiancé is the same way 😂

[@SPAnComCat]

You look Comfy in your Dressing Gown, and keep those Fascinating Videos coming!

[@qatquekinx354]

I have always dreamed in vivid color and surround sound… I consider my dreams very real while dreaming (mostly adventures…nightmare an extreme rarity)…if I did not wake up I would believe I was living in an alternate plane of existence

[@OrientL]

Mike, you're such a tease!

[@jennyb9065]

Listen to you to fall asleep, a very high compliment! ^_^ Intriguing, interesting and entertaining as much as relaxing.

[@mariannekimball777]

Interesting. I never thought about it but I think I do dream in black and white. My brother sleeps with his eyes open. Creepy.

[@donnalynnmcclary8027]

You are never at all boring. You have a very pleasant voice. You seem like a wholesome individual with a gentle manner and a good sense of humor. One does not have to worry that you might say something jarring or offensive to the mind or the senses. Thus, it can be comforting and helpful in keeping intrusive thoughts at bay to listen to you while falling asleep. I really appreciate that.

[@mandibailey9104]

I see Mike, I hit like! List 25 made a list about me! Instead of collecting all the Pokémon I caught all the sleeping disorders. Thankfully, I don't have fatal familial insomnia. Most people don't believe me when I tell them I have exploding head syndrome. Even physicians. I have Narcolepsy with Cataplexy, REM behavior sleep disorder, sleep walking, sleep eating, sleep cooking, sleep paralysis, tactile hallucinations when waking or falling asleep, auditory hallucinations when waking or falling asleep, visual hallucinations when waking or falling asleep, slower asleep, sit up when I sleep, fight when I sleep, have conversations when I'm asleep, have obstructive sleep apnea, and so many other things. Great list.

[@bradking1741]

It's funny but I will watch your videos before I go bed as well. You're not boring by any means. Your videos are just the right amount of interesting. They keep my mind engaged so that I am not thinking about stress or anything that may keep me awake without causing negative emotions or thoughts that might also keep me awake. I've always wondered what color people's dreams were before the invention of the tv. ???

[@user-oc9vh6bk7z]

Hey Mike, greetings from Canada🍁 I remember watching Black and White television. I’d like to know how we dreamt before the invention of the Television. Hmmmmm?

[@marcibates-gy4yl]

I've slept with my eyes open most of my life and have dreamed about things I see in my sleep. In high school, I was trying hard to reach Beatles' trading cards along the window above the back seat. I woke up with my arm outstretched toward the four photos from the White Album, on my bedroom wall. It was a real treat finding out a couple years ago that Paul sleeps with his eyes open.🤩

[@lisaarnold1291]

So take it as a compliment that some of us listen to you while falling asleep. I do this and find your voice comforting ....we do listen and then the cadence and tone relax us and then.....blessed sleep! Thank you!

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi Mike! I was 10 when we got our first color TV. Even then a lot of the shows were in black and white. Some, like Gilligan's Island, Bewitched and the Beverly Hillbillies, started off in black and white then switched to color. I didn't have any changes in my dreams or sleep habits after the introduction of color TV. My son sleeps with his eyes mostly open. It took us a while to realize that he was really asleep. We would talk to him, asking why he didn't go to sleep, until he would wake up and give us a funny look and start crying (he was too young to talk), our doctor told us not to worry.

[@lindasnow3960]

Just caught the video about sleeping. Interesting, truly. Your voice has a soothing tone and rhythm that can encourage relaxation . Sometimes I'll find a audio book for the job

[@summerlandgirl8058]

So funny about the Hawaii sleep fact. I used to live there. My favorite sleep game was to work 4 doubles a week and then have three days to sleep and nap as I pleased. My best friend who still lives there, age 55, gets 7 hours plus a nap and works 40+ a week. When I have to work a lot to live comfortably, my sleep schedule is my first priority.

[@robertmarchand1346]

This one was really interesting Mike. I have this thing called... Delayed-sleep phase syndrome. I almost never hit the R.E.M stage of sleep It absolutely sucks. My Bruins face off against your Lightning tomorrow night. Good luck brother. You know the deal. Go Bruins...

[@bj.reo87]

Mike-25 things that will keep you up at night Me- that's all just happening 😂

[@jjq224]

I remember the days before color TV. Heck, I remember going to the store to test TV Tubes. We also had one of those "screen films" that had blue tint on top, and green on the bottom to simulate sky and grass (yeah, it was stupid). Side note - we got our first color TV using green stamps.

[@diannel364]

Yup, black and white TV and only two channels on the antenna. Mike is my favorite narrator, host, speaker. Anyone else agree?

[@djandtown]

#1 is also what inspired the movie Nightmare On Elm Street

[@julianaylor4351]

After years of having to get up in morning to go to school and work, plus no longer having to live with someone who is a morning person, because I am now disabled to work and live alone, I can now be who I am. A super owl. I don't like doing mornings and if an appointment forces me to, I power nap after I get back from the appointment. I live afternoon to dawn. I have always dreamed in colour and I was born in 1961, in the UK before colour television was introduced, plus my family didn't have a colour television until 1976. I'm also one of those people who remembers vivid images from my dreams permanently. Once at school aged 13, we all had to write a novel for English. The cover of my story was a weird desert alien world with a pink and white sky, that I dreamed of one morning, then used as the planet, in my novel, that the charecters had their adventures on. I had an incident of EHS, some years ago and I thought my one of my bedroom windows had broken....weird. I had to look it up, to find out what had happened.

[@reginafromrio]

It is very much a compliment to fall asleep to your voice. We are still listening and we are counting on you to guide us into sweet sleep.

[@michellecoleman5577]

I dream in blindness because it's all my brain knows, despite the fact that I had perfect vision for the first 18 months of my life. I have no conscious memory of sight and I find it interesting that I apparently have no subconscious memory either. Sounds are the most vivid things.

[@cindyellis765]

Not only do I remember lack & white TV, but my family did not get a TV until I was 9 years 1960…Yep, I’m old. Also, please explore sleep walking. I have had a couple of occasions of having fallen asleep (with my eyes wide open) and continued to work at my typing job.

[@j.p.6932]

7:48 I totally buy sleep being a “reset” issue. Anytime I’ve felt sick or even hungover, a nap may help, but it’s only after a full night’s sleep that I feel better. Even with an upset stomach.

[@abun4408]

I listen to you to go to sleep 😅 I think you should take it as a compliment! My thoughts never stop which it makes it impossible for me to sleep in silence or listening to something boring. I have to find something that grabs my attention and i can listen without watching. So, thank you for your content that's interesting enough for me to fall asleep to!!

[@Doc1855]

Only 8% of people sleep naked? 😳, I thought everyone did.

[@itsmejae78]

Love your videos. I have sleep apnea. Sadly, I have just found out that the pressure caused by the cpap or apap machines can also cause hearing loss. This is something they are just finding out.

[@DarkbutNotsinister]

DSPS- Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome. It’s a thing. Some of us really DO live 2 hours after the rest of the world.

[@LessonsOfWhatNotToDo]

I am with you, sir. I remember when our TV was black and white, and my brother and I were the remote control.

[@micheleperkins1956]

Dude, I just did a trivia on Saturday about sleep. Gmta.

[@chrisbeymer8722]

Watching KZbin at 12:30 at night😂 74 yr old I remember BEFORE TV!! I was about 6 when we got TV 😂😂

[@pauld.atkinson4842]

You, good Sir, are not boring. Glad to meet you

[@user-bt1mj2xg6v]

As a kid of the 60's I can remember having to run outside and turn the antenna in the middle of a TV show . I can also remember every dream I have, and all my dreams have a series of 3 number and someone I know that has died.

[@bretmaples]

I sleep with my eyes open sometimes. It scared the crap out of my mom first time it happened. Also something you definitely want to warn potential significant others about so it doesn't scare them😂.

[@moomoobosshogg973]

I fall asleep with your videos your voice is just so soothing 😌

[@list25]

Oh thank you!

[@o9brian]

My first TV as a kid was black & white with rabbit ears, and 2 dials volume & channel…

[@aidamontanez4294]

Part of the 8%!!! Wink 😉

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

I do not delay sleep! One of my favorite things to do is to take an afternoon nap. And a power nap for me is 1 1/2-2hrs long. I have gone longer but it messed up my night time sleep.

[@Mandiness]

13:14 wait there’s actually a thing for why I can’t sleep later than 3am everyday?? My “normal” wake up time is between 1am and 3am every day and I’m usually asleep by 8pm most nights. I’ve tried sleeping pills and melatonin (doctor’s suggestions) to try and regulate my sleep and those haven’t helped. I also have one of those “fake sunrise/sunset” alarm clocks to try and reset my sleep schedule but it hasn’t been helping much either. 😐 I like the peace and quiet of the early mornings and accomplish a lot at that time but it would be nice to be able to stay up later in the evenings.

[@nanax7943]

I dream in color. I don’t remember if I ever had black & white dreams. However, I remember well, when I was 4 (late 60s), & my dad brought home a color tv! I truly thought we were rich!!😂😂

[@nancyroux6682]

We had a black and white TV when I was a kid in the 80s. We also had a color TV in our living room.

[@dawnhall8432]

I'm 63 years old. Our first t.v was black and white. Got a color one when the price came down. 😊

[@dannobloomquisr8825]

Dad brought home a color TV in 1967. I watched Daniel Boone and made everything blue? Good times...

[@scottish5696]

Even in the early 90s I was watching tv with a black and white. I loved those days. My daughter doesn't know what a hi-fi is.

[@wendystrong3827]

I remember black and white TVs. We got one when I was a kid.

[@karengaskins3095]

I'm 62 and I remember the black and white TVs know remotes rabbit ears or big tall antenna up against the house. And I do believe it or not dream in both, some have dull colors but I can distinguish the colors, others it's just pretty much a black and white gray thing😢💕🫨🤯😴.... But I also have sleep apnea

[@davidwvalentine8024]

Never understood getting dressed to go to bed!

[@thegingergyrl455]

When I was a small child (4 to 6 yrs old), we still had a black and white tv. I typically dream in color but I have had some that start in black and white and transition to color (like in the Wizard of Oz). I experienced Exploding Head Syndrome. I have chronic insomnia as well so, sleep is a major pain for me. I can’t take sleep meds because my body will go into sleep walking which turns into me doing things like I’m awake. It’s terrifying. I have severe restless leg syndrome (RLS) and my brain wakes me up about 98 times per hour when I’m trying to sleep.

[@megnotes7908]

I’m another Boomer from the b&w tv days. It used to be a “tv set,” btw. We had NBC, CBS, ABC, and PBS. Rabbit ears and antennas were the norm. Most of us had no remotes, but it wasn’t a big deal wih only four channels. Being the smallest/youngest, it was my job to squeeze behind the tv and tweak the vertical hold when the picture “rolled.” First color tv in 1966 or ‘67. I rarely remember dreams, no idea whether they were in color or not. Just want to close with unwanted info: I sleep in the nude all summer long. Sweet dreams, Mike! 😂😂🤣🤣

[@valoriegibbons378]

I was born when black and white tvs had very limited channel options. I have always dreamed in both black and white or color. Usually I can figure out my dreams, even the weird ones. Not special meanings but rather things on my mind or happenings during the day. Sometimes I can fall back asleep and continue a dream I want to return to.

[@user-db6wv4rd9m]

I absolutely remember the first time I saw a colour tv. 🇨🇦😎

[@Patricia-zh1rd]

I was born in 1958. I can remember the very first color TV we got. The stations would go off the air at around 10 PM.

[@anakinskywalker6666]

I actually fell asleep with my eyes open once when I went to the movies with my friends a few years ago and as far as the jerking back awake just as I tall asleep that scares me all the time

[@morgangallowglass8668]

I recall very well the days of B&W TV!

[@melissacornaire1308]

I definitely remember black and white tv.

[@alihammington77]

I got my first color TV in 1968. But I distinctly remember having a series of repetitive dreams in 1966 which prominently featured the colour blue. So I guess I've always dreamed in colour.

[@debannas4567]

I can remember when I was around 6 years old(circa1959) I had a nightmare in color. I can retell the dream even now. We didn’t get color tv til around 1965

[@johntracy72]

Sudden unexplained nocturnal death syndrome was gave Wes Craven the idea of Freddy Krueger killing people in their nightmares.

[@bluejay6470]

Had to rewatch, fell asleep watching a few minutes ago..

[@joshlunt7827]

Interesting video! 😁

[@kymberdusmythe930]

I remember watching The Wizard of Oz, and even more, My Fair Lady on a tiny b/w TV as a kid. we didn't get a color TV until I was 8 or 9, and it was AMAZING!! And I do dream in very vivid color. Sometimes too vivid. Also, can you sneeze while you sleep?

[@carolehart1714]

I remember watching football, snooker & come dancing in Black & white. My family didn't get a colour tv until mid 1970's.

[@markp9621]

Hi Mike. I'm one of those folk who remembers B&W TV as the norm. Now my Family refer to this age as "The Black and white Days" referring to our Childhoods. I'm 59 by the way. 😢

[@399Martina]

My family did not get a color television until i was seventeen years old and it was a really big deal. My parents invited our whole family and some neighbors to the party. I remember my dad paying as much for the new tv as a new car. A new color tv was considered a major purchase. As far as dreaming, i have always dreamed in color, my sister and brother have always dreamed in grayscale.

[@Animanarchy]

Appropriate video to keep my mind occupied during a biphasic waking period I'm stuck in right now with essentially nothing to do but get baked and listen to KZbin until I can sleep again.

[@NA-oq4ty]

I was in a restaurant eating a crazy large breakfast. For a month before I was doing 22-hour days. ( us navy ready exercise). Fell asleep between bites of food with eyes wide open. Across the room a person thought I was dising him by staring. Almost got my facial features rearranged on that one.

[@susanbartlett3421]

My grandmother had a black and white television on a cart in her kitchen and a color television in her living room. I dream mostly in color, but about 25% in black and white. My lack of sleep attire is due to literally getting tangled in pj's or gowns due to tossing and turning with restless leg and sleep jerks.

[@tamaragunter1255]

I wanted to hear something about sleep paralysis

[@j.p.6932]

8:13 Yeah, my sister had a friend who slept with their eyes open. She found out during a sleepover. She apparently freaked out everyone.

[@CaseAgainstFaith1]

I’m a boomer. We had a B&W TV at home when I was a kid. Which is peculiar, since my father worked for Phillips and actually worked on the first color TVs. My older brother said my father would bring home test models and they were the first kids on the block to have color TV. But my brother is 8 years older and by my time, my father had changed jobs to NASA and we only had a B&W until I was 10. I was the last kid on the block to have a color TV despite the fact that my older brother was the first on the block with color TV.

[@user-db6wv4rd9m]

The coronavirus of question marks looked like curlers. 🇨🇦❤️ and now, I am off to the land of Nod. 😴