<p>What's the longest you ever went without sleep?</p>
<p>Me: 27 hrs.</p>
<p>Got up on Friday morning and didn't go to bed till Sunday night. It was the weekend of a sleepover and the next night I didn't feel like sleeping. </p>
<p>Caffeine was my friend. So was obnoxiously loud music.</p>
<p>36 hours is it.</p>
<p>I have no clue how you guys do it. I NEED to sleep.</p>
<p>how about.. the longest ive ever slept? cause thats the only remarkable thing about me... its 35 hours.</p>
<p>without sleep is maybe 32ish.. cause harry potter needed to be read a couple years ago</p>
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<li>Woke up for school, had to start and finish an art project that night. I drove to school and slept in the parking lot for half an hour.</li>
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<p>I expect to break that this year at prom/post prom. Especially because it's entirely possible that I'll have a track meet the next day.</p>
<p>How the hell do you sleep for 35 hours?!</p>
<p>I've been in the 50's</p>
<p>About 30 hours. It hurt.</p>
<p>I went to visit my friends at the University of Puget Sound and successfully lied to my parents about my whereabouts. I was never in a dorm with four guys. Never.</p>
<p>I was in so much shock that I didn't sleep for 42 hours or eat for about 16. But regardless, it was the best weekend ever.</p>
<p>36-40hrs not really sure although I had a short nap about an hour before school. I had to do a project on the 2004 election and had to stay up watching the debates I recorded on video as well as writing critiques about the election.</p>
<p>40 hours awake
19 hours asleep</p>
<p>new years, i woke up at 9AM, stayed up all night until 6AM, so 21 hours</p>
<p>Wow, I'd never want to do that to myself. It's bad for the health not to sleep, and I'll go along with that.</p>
<p>once i pulled 2 all-nighters in a row (thought many of you have been worse off) because i had to work on a special project on top of homework. i'm personally done with pulling all-nighters because the effects have not been good at all. i drank so much coffee this past year for being so sleep-deprived that the caffeine withdrawal (i think it's a partial cause) has caused me weeks of lightheadedness this summer. since there's no medical explanation for it, i think the lightheadedness/semiconsciousness is really due to sleep deprivation, stress, caffeine withdrawal, long-time exposure to the computer screen, etc. I AM DONE with it. now, i'm finding myself having to wear sunglasses when using the computer, just to eliminate computer usage as a probable cause. i promise myself i will have good study habits this year, no more procrastination.</p>
<p>wow...</p>
<p>80 hours... but homework or caffeine wasnt the cause</p>
<p>it was truely hell</p>
<p>52 hours..</p>
<p>and I was in big pain. As every hour passed by at school, I'd moan and groan and count.. 49 hrs without sleep...50 hours without sleep, etc..
I ****ed off so many people lol
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now, i'm finding myself having to wear sunglasses when using the computer
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wow are sunglasses good for your eyes (near the computer)? I might try that..</p>
<p>You could also turn down the brightness on the monitor.</p>
<p>surprisingly i haven't pulled any all nighters...I have stayed up till 3 am a lot of times during the year though</p>
<p>goldshadow, i also turned down the screen brightness, but doing that doesn't really act as a "filter."</p>