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hm...
i have this strange feeling
like i am being watched
like there is someone on the other side of this screen seeing exactly what i am saying
but anyways
what is a cerfew
i have one
i must go to bed at 10:00
and if i go ovber that
i lose 30min of comp time which sucks ass
but
i was wondering
do you have a cerfew
what time must you go to bed
you loose 30 of comp time:laugh:
i just go to bed when im tired. if i happen to stay up really late, say 11pm, then i kinda get the "go to bed" vibe..
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i really dont have curfews but this stupid law having kids and teens in after 11:00pm or 12:0pm one thats the only curfew i have but im mostly talking on ao^^ and playing rpg games nice to meet u wona be friends^^Quote:
Originally Posted by starfire1036
Wow sucks for you, but I don't blame you for it. Teenagers need sleep. :D: Anyways I don't have a cerfew. My parents think I'm old enough to choose my bed time, but if I wake up late for school. I'm screwed because my parents won't drive me to school. Thats mean I have to walk to school. :omg:Quote:
Originally Posted by starfire1036
:rolleyes1: teenagers need sleep huh...i hope i got insomnia so i can stay on9 all night~
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Hmm my curfew would be... 11.30..but i sleep at 12 something :laugh:
I hate it when my mom comes and yell my brains out to make me go to sleep... and it's still early.. @.@ 10.00 pm... im not a baby....sheesh
When I hear the word curfew, I think of it as the time I need to be home by lol. But whatever - bedtime it is. xD
I like my curfew-free life; my parents don't care what time I sleep anymore 'cuz they think I'm old enough, but when I wake up late the next day for school, I have to walk (or run) to the station, catch the train, and then walk (or run) to school. Yeah. =]
When I lived at home, my mum always wanted me in bed by 10:00 p.m., with the lights off. Of course, she never complained overly much when she walked by my room at 10:30 and found me reading.
When I first moved out to my apartment, I stayed up and out all hours (I still do, in a way). Of course, now I have come to realize how much a luxury sleep is, so on most nights I send myself to bed . . .