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ellie

11-08-2005 21:57

Re: Snoring!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ D

Imagine a 'handlebar' moustache. Then turn it upside-down so the 'bridge' bit goes under your bottom lip and the 'handle' bits go up as far as the side of your nose.

Now imagine it's adhesive and made of the same fabric as a plaster.

That's the chin strap. It stops your chin from sagging when you sleep which in turn is supposed to stop your jaw sagging and placing pressure on your throat which the manufacturers say causes snoring.

I dont think id fancy wearing one either https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2005/10/8.gif

marky

11-08-2005 21:59

Re: Snoring!

Still sounds like s&m to me :dig:

clarie

11-08-2005 21:59

Re: Snoring!

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Originally Posted by ellie

I dont think id fancy wearing one either https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2005/10/8.gif

Maybe not but if you snored like a tractor then your other half might politely request that you do so...

Raistlin

11-08-2005 22:01

Re: Snoring!

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Originally Posted by clarie

Maybe not but if you snored like a tractor then your other half might politely request that you do so...

I had an ex that "snored like a tractor", it used to drive me bonkers :disturbd: I think that a lot of the sleep problems I have now lead back to that.

Russ	11-08-2005 22:01

Re: Snoring!

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Originally Posted by clarie

Maybe not but if you snored like a tractor then your other half might politely request that you do so...

"Politely request"?

Hmmm, must remember that one...

fireman328

11-08-2005 22:11

Re: Snoring!

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Originally Posted by Russ D

I'll deal with YOU later.

Imagine a 'handlebar' moustache. Then turn it upside-down so the 'bridge' bit goes under your bottom lip and the 'handle' bits go up as far as the side of your nose.

Now imagine it's adhesive and made of the same fabric as a plaster.

That's the chin strap. It stops your chin from sagging when you sleep which in turn is supposed to stop your jaw sagging and placing pressure on your throat which the manufacturers say causes snoring.

I have seen one of these in an Ann Summers catalogue.

clarie

11-08-2005 22:12

Re: Snoring!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ D

"Politely request"?

Hmmm, must remember that one...

Ha ha. Ok. Russ please will you try the chin strap again. How's that?

Jules

11-08-2005 22:13

Re: Snoring!

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Originally Posted by markymoan

awww chin up russ :D

:rofl: you are on dangerous ground me thinks

Russ	11-08-2005 22:14

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Graham

12-08-2005 01:33

Re: Snoring!

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Originally Posted by markymoan

Still sounds like s&m to me :dig:

Doesn't sound like it to me...! :D

Although there are some other... :naughty: :bsmack:

Ooowwwww!!!! :(
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Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ D

Quote:

Originally Posted by clarie

Maybe not but if you snored like a tractor then your other half might politely request that you do so...

"Politely request"?

Hmmm, must remember that one...

I can see potential for a new "Russ D only Friday Quiz" :D

marky

12-08-2005 01:34

Re: Snoring!

:rofl:

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Originally Posted by Graham

Doesn't sound like it to me...! :D

Although there are some other... :naughty: :bsmack:

Ooowwwww!!!! :(

:rofl:

Halcyon

12-08-2005 15:30

Re: Snoring!

I cant stand snoring.
On holiday this year I have to share a room with my cousin who snores. I cant get back to sleep and instead have to make a loud noise to wake them up so they realise or throw a pillow at them lol.

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