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Adrian_67 Posted Jun 28, 2006
No not this weekend, it's my long weekend off. Finish Friday morning and don't come back till day shift on Tuesday. Yeah I heard it was meant to be hot, glad I'll be at home, can't stand working in the heat.
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Not him Posted Jun 28, 2006
sleeping patterns must get a little interesting working shifts like you do... care to tell us about it?
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Adrian_67 Posted Jun 28, 2006
My shifts can be a bit of a nightmare, but I've done that same shift pattern for about the last 11 years, so I'm used to it now.
I work three days - four nights - three off, then four days - three nights - and four days off. which works out about 240 hours per month.
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Adrian_67 Posted Jun 28, 2006
When I change from days to nights, I have to stay awake for 24 hours otherwise I can't sleep and end up shattered.
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Cookiecate Posted Jun 28, 2006
Where I live it is only 19:16 the time that is not the year. I am in the Caribbean, how is Heathrow and York?
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Not him Posted Jun 28, 2006
All I know is that in south lancashire, it's rather dark
but I like dark, anyway.
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Cookiecate Posted Jun 28, 2006
My OH comes from Manchester he says Preston or Balckburn are S Lancashire is he right? It's probably midnight over there. When I did nightshift I liked the summer best as it got light around 4am.
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Not him Posted Jun 28, 2006
Well, I'm closer to leigh. But yes, they're in lancashire.
As for why I'm up so late? I'm a little bit insomniac.
Plus I'm talking to 2legs
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Adrian_67 Posted Jun 28, 2006
BING BONG...
It is 57 minutes past the hour of nidnight - and all is well.
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Cookiecate Posted Jun 28, 2006
Let's hope for all those working the night shift it stays that way. Here it is now 20:51 not the year but the time.
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80sgirl Posted Jun 29, 2006
Adrian
Sorry I didn't get back online last night - went on a bit longer than anticipated which is all good.
I reckon you should set up a Reading room on here for posting when people happen to be about, so that we aren't held to ransom by the R2 message board hours.
Flying home this evening, so look out for - still carryin books 
LJ
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Adrian_67 Posted Jun 29, 2006
BOO - scared ya...
Good evening one and all.
80s I missed you terribly, but hey, glad you had a good time. Have a safe flight home in the cargo hold with all your books (), and I’ll hopefully catch up with you soon. It’s my last nightshift tonight, so I’ll be on my four days off, but I’m sure I’ll get on at some stage to say hello. 
BING BONG...
It is now 52 minutes past the hour of 6 - and all is well.
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Adrian_67 Posted Jun 29, 2006
BING BONG...
It is now 17 minutes past the hour of 9 - and all is well.
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A Super Furry Animal Posted Jun 29, 2006
Correction: You should be watching House *now*.
RF
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jun 29, 2006
I missed the first 'House' so avoided the rest. Anybody got 'em all on DVD?
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