Alarm Clocks Are More Alarming Than You May Think

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blue_ladybug

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i don't own an alarm clock..my cat wakes me up each morning..lol.. :)
 
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Kaycie

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My alarm clock gives me a heart attack. I knew it wasn't good for me, but is there an ulternative that don't include pets?
 
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wwjd_kilden

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I want someone to invent something that opens the blinds/ turns on the light five mins before my alarm goes off

Anyone?
 
resurrection33

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Siberian_Khatru said:
In our nine to five world (here in the States, at least), many of us live by an alarm clock. Waking up to sudden and loud cacophony can be bad for your health, however.

How alarming! Your bedside clock could be bad for your health | Daily Mail Online

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My alarm clock isn't very loud. I sometimes fear it isn't loud enough. My boss would be displeased if I didn't regularly show up for work on time. Happy Easter.
 
SarahM777

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What's an alarm clock? :p
 
SoulWeaver

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Siberian_Khatru said:
In our nine to five world (here in the States, at least), many of us live by an alarm clock. Waking up to sudden and loud cacophony can be bad for your health, however.
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I dont know how bad it is for health to hear the annoying cacophonic alarm sounds, but I do know not to put the songs that I like as alarm melody anymore. The experienced know why! ;)
 
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VioletReigns

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I use my cell phone's alarm because it has a song that starts out very softly, and then grows a little louder so it doesn't frighten me out of sleep. I love that! My cat used to wake me up by bumping my nose with her paw but I don't have her anymore. That was a really awesome way to wake up to feel her soft furry tap-tap-tap on my nose. LOLOL

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Get a wake up light [I just cant manage to wake up without it in winter,
placed it way across my room so I cant punch it and HAVE to get up]

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blue_ladybug

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i don't need an alarm clock..no matter what time i go to bed, i automatically wake up at 4 a.m. every morning.
 
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