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Do you snore?

Do you snore?

  • Yes

    Votes: 12 16.9%

  • No

    Votes: 27 38.0%

  • Like a Chainsaw

    Votes: 7 9.9%

  • Can't hear the Chainsaw

    Votes: 5 7.0%

  • Known to.

    Votes: 7 9.9%

  • Occasionally.

    Votes: 13 18.3%
  • Total voters
    71
MattyK

MattyK

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Original poster
Apr 7, 2008
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Australia (Yes I DO ride my kangaroo down the stre
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I don't, I loathe snorers/snoring. How about you?

EDIT: I am, however a very, very heavy sleeper! I wake up to snoring though. Thats why I hate it. But I can sleep through an earthquake.
 
no snoring here. I am a stomach sleeper. If my spoused snored, I'd make them sleep in the other room.
 
Girlfriend says I do.
Its ok. So does she.
Apparently its like background noise to her and helps her sleep.
Snoring ft(sleepy)w.
 
I think a poll should be added:
  • A little, once in a while.
  • Occasionally.
  • All the time, but quietly.
  • Like a chainsaw.
  • Can't hear the chainsaw.
  • Known to move the ground at times.

I think that covers it. :)

Unspoken Demise said:
So does she.
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A lot of women snore.

Usually this becomes apparent after eating wedding cake. :p
 
I don't snore… but my partner snores — loudly.

Pretty bad sleep apnoea seems to be genetic in his family. Brothers, sisters, mother… they all snore. And I am not just talking of your common old garden variety snore. I mean full on jet engine taking off. In our previous flat the neighbours, err… commented on it.

I have been sleeping with heavy duty earplugs the past 9 years… :eek:
 
I am told that I do. It depends on how heavy dinner is, how tired I am, and if I have been working out during the weeks leading to the snoring event or not. :p
 
SilentPanda said:
Maybe the wedding cake causes it!

I wake up every morning and listen but I don't hear any snoring from me so I guess I don't!
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Well that would make sense, or your UN would be very misleading. :p
Side note: I stayed up until 12:34:56 on 7/8/9 to take a screen shot on my phone of the event. :)
 
i used to. then when i had to get braces, and my orthodontist told me that since my jawlines were slightly crooked/ajar, my tongue generally rested in between my teeth when i slept. and that caused my snoring/grinding my teeth.

it's been over two years now after my braces. no snoring anymore. :D
 
From the number of times I get woken by a sharp dig in the ribs either I snore like a train or I have an extremely sadistic partner :)
 
Yes. Every BF I've had has told me I most definitely do. I also sleep like the dead, so they would complain that they had to kick me or roll me over to get me to stop.
 
Apparently I do only very occasionally and only rather quietly.

My e doesn't snore very often and also only quietly. As a very light sleeper, I am so glad about that. I had an ex that snored loudly (thanks to his alcohol abuse) and it drove me nuts.
Snoring is very underestimated for what a serious toll it can take on a relationship.
 
I snore when I've been drinking. I think my girlfriend is used to it after five years. Usually if we've been out on the town we'll both sleep like babies no matter how much noise there is around so it's not usually a problem.
 
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