21 Jan 08
Originally posted by ivan2908There wouldn't be anything wrong with me if I'd live in a b-society. http://www.b-society.org/
from GMT +1 on. What are you doing after the midnight at Monday morning ?! Is this site really SO addictive ?! Some of you I can see at 3 a.m. very often. What's wrong with you 😛 ?
21 Jan 08
Originally posted by ivan2908😉
Wow, I didn't understand exactly what's b-society but they have fancy interface on their site 🙂
This was started in Denmark. In Norway and apparently also in Denmark, people talk about "A people" and "B people", meaning early birds and night persons. The idea of "B-society" is to allow "B people" to live their natural rhythm by providing jobs and schools (or classes) that don't follow the usual schedule where you have to start early in the morning. I think there's already at least one school in Denmark with a class for "B persons" (starting at noon or so). Just think of it - attending school without having to fight against falling asleep all the time!
21 Jan 08
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Originally posted by NordlysWell it is very interesting because is obvious that some people has clearly totally different life rhythm than other. Personally if I go to sleep before midnight I wake up at 2 or 3 a. m. and I suffer of extreme insomnia for the rest of the night 😛
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This was started in Denmark. In Norway and apparently also in Denmark, people talk about "A people" and "B people", meaning early birds and night persons. The idea of "B-society" is to allow "B people" to live their natural rhythm by providing jobs and schools (or classes) that don't follow the usual schedule where you have to start early in the mornin f it - attending school without having to fight against falling asleep all the time!
RHP (yeah, ok, TFC) helps me to get through this problem, so I don't sleep at all 😛
EDIT: I guess this B-society is particulary needed in northern countries like Norway, Sweden, Finland due to polar days and nights ?
21 Jan 08
Originally posted by Nordlys*books flight to denmark*
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This was started in Denmark. In Norway and apparently also in Denmark, people talk about "A people" and "B people", meaning early birds and night persons. The idea of "B-society" is to allow "B people" to live their natural rhythm by providing jobs and schools (or classes) that don't follow the usual schedule where you have to start early in the mornin ...[text shortened]... f it - attending school without having to fight against falling asleep all the time!
21 Jan 08
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Originally posted by WAITAMINI doubt I've ever gone to bed that early in the last 10 years. well, maybe a couple of times when I've been extremely drunk. around 6am is pretty normal for me...
slackers, see some of us do go to bed early. 3am very early 😀
they say early bird gets the worm. fine. I get it. but what I can't understand is who the hell wants to eat worms!
21 Jan 08
Originally posted by wormwoodit depends what time i start work but if i was off or start at 2pm, 5-6am is normal, otherwise 2 or 3am unless i'm totally shattered.
I doubt I've ever gone to bed that early in the last 10 years. well, maybe a couple of times when I've been extremely drunk. around 6am is pretty normal for me...
they say early bird gets the worm. fine. I get it. but what I can't understand is who the hell wants to eat worms!
i get the worm thing but if you stayed up to 6am you get the worm before the 'normal' people and then go to bed 😀