Why were you 11 years old in the middle of the night?

Quote from: Husk on May 13, 2011, 04:24 PM
Why were you 11 years old in the middle of the night?

Why was it the middle of the night when I was 11 years old?

why when u were 11 years old u were in the middle of night?

Quote from: nino on May 13, 2011, 04:47 PM
why when u were 11 years old u were in the middle of night?

I was almost 12 !

Ahhhh.

Yeah looking back at my 11 year old days I was always pulling all nighters.

Well, since I can remember i've been staying up as late as I can, I literally can't sleep well during the night, thats why I work nightshift lol...

Is it a problem to be awake in the middle of the night at 11 years old ?

Quote from: Abnaxus on May 13, 2011, 07:50 PM
Is it a problem to be awake in the middle of the night at 11 years old ?

Generally parents and guardians enforce bedtimes on children this young.

Most 11 year olds would either be asleep in the middle of the night, or at least be in bed and pretending to be asleep!  Unless it was a sleepover of course.

Or did I just get stuck with annoying strict parents / relatives?

Nope Cue, it used to be the same for me. I think I was forced to go to bed at 9pm until age 14 or so.

I've started to smoke when I was 11 yrs and I'm still smoking with the full capacity of my lungs.. It has been 21 yrs till then, and I still enjoy smoking.. I smoke smth like 3 packs in 1 day..

Shit, wrong topic again! ;x

Quote from: Cueshark on May 13, 2011, 08:14 PMOr did I just get stuck with annoying strict parents / relatives?

Does not mean every parents are like that. ^^

I personnaly was watching TV with my dad until 1am (watching the old "Experts" xP) - in a cig smoke aquarium.

Quote from: Abnaxus on May 13, 2011, 10:41 PM
I personnaly was watching TV with my dad until 1am (watching the old "Experts" xP) - in a cig smoke aquarium.

Well, not many parents are like that. 

My parents chased me in bed at 9pm, at least until I was about 12.

You are all on drugs or summin LOL I never even said I wasn't in bed... xD

I was, btw lol... But the phone was f@#!ing loud, I can't help waking up to it lol...

Anyway Abnaxus.

Earlier you were talking about the phenomenon of waking up at least 30 seconds before someone calls you on a phone or approaches your room.  You said you would wake up everytime.  You also had other experiences which have led you to believe that you are hypersensitive to mobile phones, people and other generators of what you call 'magnetism'.

I had this idea for a test protocol which based on your claims should be pretty easy to accomplish.  See what you think.

You sit in the middle of a room and there are 4 screens which you can't see through.  One in front of you, one behind, one to the left and one to the right.  Behind each screen is a mobile phone.  The screens should be high enough to hide the phone completely from view but low enough so that the 'magnetism' can reach you from where you are sitting.

The 'caller' sits in another room with a 4 sided dice; each number on the dice corresponds to one of the 4 mobile phones behind the screens.

Every minute the caller rolls the dice and makes a call to the corresponding phone and lets the phone ring for 10 seconds each time; writing down the sequence as he goes.

Each minute you write down which phone you think is ringing based on the magnetism which is obviously very real to you.

Do this for 10 minutes.  (perhaps it would be a good idea to synchronise watches so you keep in time and are 100% focused at the right time)

Compare the actual sequence to your sequence.

Obviously the phones should be on silent and faced down so that there are no visual indications of which phone is ringing (light, flashing leds etc).  You should also wear a blindfold so only the flow of 'magnetism' can influence your judgement.

If you feel this would be a suitable test protocol or at least a good start for discussing one in more detail then let me know.

We could look to having a semi-formal test arranged by a third party if your claims are genuine.  I have no doubt that there will be some groups in your area interested by your claims who could assist.

It's not if I could control it. <.<
Plus, it's only from sleep to awake time.

But this test might be interesting anyway.
I'm not sure I'll be able to use four phones, but at least 2 would be a nice start.
If it works, I'll grow the number of phones (if I can find more for sure).