I sleep about 5 to 5.5 hours a day and once a week catch up on all my lack of sleep.How many hours do You Sleep?

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I sleep 4-5 hours a day, including weekends and holidays. :)

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10 to 12 hours on weekends and 8 hours the rest of the week.

Occasional naps when I have time or when I just flat pass out.

I have been known to fall asleep at my computer or in the floor hugging up one of my dogs.

I grind it all the way out.

Ken

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LOL. So I am not the only one here...

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I'm lost on the 'grind' part...

LOL

Let me spell it out for you jawn_tech:

With my 6 foot 4 frame and 38 inch sleeve length I could knock someone down across the room, and in fact, I have!

I have to use an ergonomically designed keyboard - Let's face it, they are healthier anyway preventing Corporal Tunnel Syndrome... Gees, I'd have to hurt someone if I ever had to go back to using a straight linear keyboard. I'd have to set 5 foot back from my computer to use anything else, wrists don't normally bend at that angle. They should have fed all of them to the dinosaurs!

Believe me I have permanent impressions of the "B" on my left eye lid and the "N" on my right eyelid. The bridge of my nose has been permanently reshaped by the pressure of my head on the spacebar.

I think my wife sleeps in our (her) California King Bed, but I am not sure.

Ken

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lol... I'm guilty of the same thing.

When I got a laptop so I could use it in bed, it's still a challenge getting comfortable enough not to squirm around so I end up going back to the recliner chair anyway, or at the desktop.

(then the mrs. comes and finds me passed out)