Re: Stupidity induced sleep deprivation

Jim Larson wrote:

> John Iwaniszek wrote:
> 
>> Jim Larson wrote:
>> 
>>> John Iwaniszek wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Tyler Trafford wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> Jim Larson wrote:
>>>>>> Tyler Trafford wrote:
>>>>>>> Jim Larson wrote:
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> I think I mentioned at some point that my hobby of late, and
>>>>>>>> the only outdoorsy thing I do on a regular basis, is target
>>>>>>>> archery. So yesterday, the nice UPS man brings around the brand
>>>>>>>> new, fancy-schmancy rest (thing the arrow sits on) I ordered a
>>>>>>>> little while ago. I open it up and attempt to install it only
>>>>>>>> to realize that it doesn't quite fit my bow. Now at this stage,
>>>>>>>> a sensible person would take the brand new item and contact the
>>>>>>>> store to see if they will (a) accept a return and (2) find out
>>>>>>>> whether they have something more suitable. An idiot, on the
>>>>>>>> other hand, would be up until 2:00 a.m.  with a dremel tool and
>>>>>>>> a set of files. Having gotten myself into a good and agitated
>>>>>>>> state by then, I couldn't fall asleep until 4:00. I am now
>>>>>>>> running on coffee. 
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> I used to be able to function on a couple of hours sleep. When
>>>>>>>> the hell did that stop, and why wasn't I informed? 
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> Picture of Larson: http://tinyurl.com/3o36xs
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> Yay! Well, yay to walking around the streets of NY carrying a
>>>>>> bow. Boo to Nicholas Cage. Can't stand him in anything. 
>>>>> 
>>>>> I liked him in Adaptation and Matchstick Men -so you are obviously
>>>>> wrong. 
>>>>> 
>>>>>> (Wrong kind of bow.)
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> ((Right kind of bow: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiFZgHjKDlI
>>>>>> )) 
>>>>> 
>>>>> ((Surely this is more your speed: http://tinyurl.com/3eqxf6))
>>>> 
>>>> He's good when he can play himself.
>>>> 
>>> 
>>> As opposed to a daredevil historian or the motorcycle riding agent
>>> of satan? Perhaps.
>>> 
>>> (Damn it. I liked Leaving Las Vegas. No I've gone and made Trafford
>>> right; there goes my day.)
>>> 
>> 
>> I sort of liked those.  But I am a flame-headed bad-ass so I can
>> relate. 
>> 
> 
> I swear I read that as flame-assed bad-head the first time. 
> 

Either way,