My girlfriend snores

[Erik88]

Sandwiches.... Good Sandwiches

hahaha what?

[Guest jackdm3]

My wife says I sometimes snore loudly, but she finds it comforting. I think she's dingbatty!

[Guest Glock23ForMe]

hahaha what?

That post was in reference to the "Women are only good for one thing. Anyone have a clue what that one thing is?" post.

Sandwiches...

[Erik88]

That post was in reference to the "Women are only good for one thing. Anyone have a clue what that one thing is?" post.

Sandwiches...

ahhh ok, another example why we always need to quote someone

[Guest Sgt. Joe]

Sandwiches.... Good Sandwiches

Well it WAS until the pic popped up on this thread:puke:.....why is it the worse they are the more they get quoted.....is it kinda like the car wreck syndrome?

My wife has several sleep disorders and snores really loud and on most nights......so I spend most nights on the couch. Then again the Lab is nearly as loud but he dont beach if I wake him for no reason over and over he just looks at me funny.

He did however enjoy the rest of that samich though....

As for the girlfriend...I have no idea if she snores or not we never "sleep" together:dirty:

And of course I am J/K....I want to die of old age not female rage.

And where in the world did such a term come from anyway?

Just another of lifes mysteries I guess.

Edited April 29, 2010 by Sgt. Joe
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[peejman]

My wife and I both snore a bit (me more than her). The typical solution is an elbow to the ribs so the snorer will roll over. I've slept (or tried to sleep) in rooms with people who snore like a chainsaw. That's no fun at all.

Sleep apnea is something to look into. After many years of not sleeping well, my father-in-law finally did the testing and got the breathing doodad. He said once he adjusted to it, he slept much better. A friend was a very bad snorer and the sleep Dr. found that he had a deviated septum and enlarged adenoids. Once those were fixed, so was the snoring.

[Guest jmorriss]

My Fiancee' doesn't so much snore as take short, deep breaths through her nose at times. A pedestal fan drowns out the noise so I can sleep.