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Anticoffee
J'au-æmne Started conversation Mar 27, 2000
Since coffee always wakes me in the morning, I wondered if you served anticoffee to send me to sleep at night.
Well, its 04:05BST and I'd kinda like to be able to get up in the morning......
Joanna, looking hopeful 
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Mar 27, 2000
Anti-coffee would be steamed milk with nothing else in it. *Hands over Anti-coffee*
~Irving
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Mar 27, 2000
No need to get all defensive, Joanna
~Irving
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J'au-æmne Posted Mar 27, 2000
why not? I most always feel defensive in the middle fo the night.
*continues to sip drink*
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Mar 27, 2000
But it was the middle of the afternoon when you posted that...
~Irving
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Mar 27, 2000
Well, if you're being *de*fensive, then I must be being *of*fensive. And I don't want to offend anyone!
~Irving
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J'au-æmne Posted Mar 27, 2000
Sorry
lack of sleep makes me feel defensive about all sorts of things. You're not being offensive, I'm being contrary.
*finishes anticoffee*
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Mar 27, 2000
*thinks* actually, I guess that *real* anti-coffee would be a sleeping pill, but warm milk *does* relax your muscles, and make you less tense, therefore making sleep easier to attain...
~Irving
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J'au-æmne Posted Mar 27, 2000
*relaxes some...endeavours to look less defensive*
I definitely don't do sleeping pills.
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J'au-æmne Posted Mar 27, 2000
*relaxes some more, stops looking defensive, and hopes for a better night's sleep tonight*
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Mar 27, 2000
I hope you get a good rest, too! And remember, Virtual Coffee only contains virtual caffine. So any effects you may experience are strictly due to your overactive imagination!
~Irving
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J'au-æmne Posted Mar 27, 2000
Overactive imagination? okay, i confess. I do possess one.... But I could have a lack of virtual sleep? or not.
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Mar 27, 2000
Since when does the Princess of Darkness sleep at night? Of course, I'm asleep during most the working day where you live, so...
~Irving
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J'au-æmne Posted Mar 27, 2000
Its all very well trying to be Princess of Darkness when everyone around you is asleep and isn't going to notice... But I can bring darkness to daytime, so its okay.
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