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rogerballard

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10. I usually pull an all nighter

Reply to JohnSJ (Original post)

Fri Oct 4, 2024, 09:33 AM

Oct 4

hitting 65 with a few health issues, now I am not so sure, but I can keep the phone right by my bedside lol

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On Election Day I think I will just go to bed early, and wake up the next day to see the results. Too much at stake, [View all] JohnSJ Oct 4 OP

If I could in any way relax enough to do that, House of Roberts Oct 4 #1

I completely understand Mz Pip Oct 4 #2

Yeah... though you might want to sleep two or three days Takket Oct 4 #3

I would need pills for that BeyondGeography Oct 4 #4

No doubt. JohnSJ Oct 4 #8

I'll need to calculate cilla4progress Oct 4 #5

I'm not sure I could sleep. Maybe nap an hour or two before it gets to me and I have to watch the inane hlthe2b Oct 4 #6

I wish I could start sleeping now and not wake up until the dust has settled - Ocelot II Oct 4 #7

The media and Networks LOVE high DRAMA. ProudMNDemocrat Oct 4 #9

I usually pull an all nighter rogerballard Oct 4 #10

If Kamala captures Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida Wednesdays Oct 4 #11

If she were to win Florida, that would likely be a sign of a landslide Jose Garcia Oct 4 #23

I went to bed early in 2020, thinking TSF probably won. Rustynaerduwell Oct 4 #12

It wasn't decided until days later Prairie Gates Oct 4 #16

I went to bed Mz Pip Oct 4 #26

Exactly my thoughts LZ1234 Oct 4 #13

I did precisely that in 2016 EYESORE 9001 Oct 4 #14

"It will determine for me what kind of Thanksgiving I will have." Prairie Gates Oct 4 #15

In 2000 I was so frazzled the whole campaign year that in the days before election day UTUSN Oct 4 #17

That won't help if 2020 was any guide Jersey Devil Oct 4 #18

I'll be up with a bottle of wine (or possible rum) at my elbow peggysue2 Oct 4 #19

It'll be a few days until we know, like it was the last time. BannonsLiver Oct 4 #20

You're going to miss all the fun Polybius Oct 4 #21

The senate races and house calls though will still be exciting!! ColinC Oct 4 #33

Sounds like a plan although I would normally go to bed early anyways. elocs Oct 4 #22

What???!? Hell no Betty Boom Oct 4 #24

I drank too much on election night senseandsensibility Oct 4 #25

I feel like you do. BUT bluestarone Oct 4 #27

"you might want to sleep two or three days" J_William_Ryan Oct 4 #28

I'll be in the middle of clinicals Sympthsical Oct 4 #29

Thats what I do watch a movie or two go to bed and turn on the doc03 Oct 4 #30

I feel like it can do wonders for your mental health ColinC Oct 4 #32

I commend you if your anxiety would allow you to do such a thing ColinC Oct 4 #31

I will probably need to take something to help me sleep JohnSJ Oct 4 #34

So this will be my first presidential election on the east coast ColinC Oct 4 #36

You will be more real-time then where I am on the West Coast. JohnSJ Oct 4 #37

Went to sleep about 10:30 ET election night 2016 Xavier Breath Oct 4 #35

How come we don't get to revolt if the numbers aren't there? tavernier Oct 4 #38