When I was little, I’d sometimes hear the sound of a giant slowly ascending a series of stone steps, coming for me. I later realised I was hearing my heartbeat in a weird way.
I know her feeling, I have the same problem but mine goes away if I sit up. So, when it happens, I get up and go sleep in a chair and I don’t have the problem.
I don’t think I have a nose whistle because mostly there is nothing but almost complete blockage when I sleep. My doctor wants me to use oxygen when I sleep, but I keep telling him the oxygen can’t get through a complete blockage. If we can take care of taet, I won’t need oxygen.
I’ve heard stories about people who wake up to snoring and turn to tell their bed partner to roll over, only to realize that they were the one snoring.
Night-Gaunt49You use a stethoscope? It is hard enough to get a lub-dup without one. Sure you aren’t referring to snoring? Now there is a variety of sounds! I remember when Herb recorded Sarah’s snores and got a hit novelty record out of it (with the royalties saving him from Sarah’s wrath). This was before Internet publication being viral.
Kim Metzger Premium Member almost 9 years ago
When I was little, I’d sometimes hear the sound of a giant slowly ascending a series of stone steps, coming for me. I later realised I was hearing my heartbeat in a weird way.
unclebob53703 Premium Member almost 9 years ago
A cure for anyone who thinks being married is romantic
IndyMan almost 9 years ago
I know her feeling, I have the same problem but mine goes away if I sit up. So, when it happens, I get up and go sleep in a chair and I don’t have the problem.
eelee almost 9 years ago
Lynn’s Notes:*I still can’t. Especially if it’s not mine.
Diat60 almost 9 years ago
I remember this strip from the first time around. Thought it was funny then and still do!
newke3iu almost 9 years ago
We’ve been happily married for 41 years. To sleep – we use separate rooms…but I have a queen sized bed. So we are very happy with each other.
RayThomas101 almost 9 years ago
I don’t think I have a nose whistle because mostly there is nothing but almost complete blockage when I sleep. My doctor wants me to use oxygen when I sleep, but I keep telling him the oxygen can’t get through a complete blockage. If we can take care of taet, I won’t need oxygen.
Templo S.U.D. almost 9 years ago
Seriously, John, who can sleep without being irritated by a nose whistle?
phlash almost 9 years ago
Be glad you’re not using a CPAP with a bad seal…
facefarts!
wiatr almost 9 years ago
I know I can’t either.
patlaborvi almost 9 years ago
I’ve heard stories about people who wake up to snoring and turn to tell their bed partner to roll over, only to realize that they were the one snoring.
hippogriff almost 9 years ago
Night-Gaunt49The proper sound is lub-dup, lub-dup.
hippogriff almost 9 years ago
Night-Gaunt49You use a stethoscope? It is hard enough to get a lub-dup without one. Sure you aren’t referring to snoring? Now there is a variety of sounds! I remember when Herb recorded Sarah’s snores and got a hit novelty record out of it (with the royalties saving him from Sarah’s wrath). This was before Internet publication being viral.
tea62 almost 9 years ago
That’s about right.