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Date: Mon, 26 Jun 95 15:23:04 EDT
From: Steve Garnier <sjgarnie@eos.ncsu.edu>
Subject: Re: Observations from RCR-IV
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  Ed sed:
  > > *somebody* in the triDoD snores like hell.
  Josh sed:
  > That was probably me |-O

I might have contributed Friday night.

  Two interesting clues:

  1.  *I* didn't hear that much snoring (a little bit Sun. morning).

I didn't hear much Friday night, other than Martyn's damn clock.  
What others' heard as "tick....tock....tick....tock...." I heard as 
"TICK----TOCK----TICK----TOCK----".  Maybe that was because we were 
at opposite ends of the cabin, and as such the acoustics supported
less attenuation in my corner.

  2.  My wife regularly wakes me up out of a sound sleep for no
      apparent reason other than to tell me to turn over.  Weird, huh?

Sue does the same thing to me as well.  Both Friday and Saturday nights,
I was using my travel/sports bag as a pillow.  As such, the ends rise to
cradle the head, disallowing rotation.  Friday night, I fell asleep on 
my back.  Saturday night, I went to sleep on my side.  

If you want to blame someone for the serenade Friday night, I'll take the
blame, particularly if there seemed to be significant volume and basso 
profundo.  Josh, did Melanie hear a tornado four feet above her?  On
Saturday night, I heard a chorus of Wheezing Denizenry...I think Toby took 
the lead, and he was soon followed by others.  Nice stereo/quad sound system, 
doods.  I would've complained, but I was too busy laughing.

Yours in the Art of Orsnay,
Steve
DoD #00000005
KotF
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