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    Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    first time i've heard of it:

    Amazon.com: light alarm clock

    sounds like a brilliant idea though, hate waking up to noise

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    Not going to work on a Saturday morning when i need to get to work and have drunk 8 pints the night before.

    The only thing that will bring me out of sleep is loud noise/water soaking

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    You might be better off pointing your bedside lamp into your face and putting it on a timer to switch on at your desired time. (would be cheaper than one of these lamps )
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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    As said, it may sound stupid but its actually pretty much the same thing accept that version costs you 7 quid from staples

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?



    Flying Alarm Clock - I Want One Of Those

    ^^ i think one of these would be awesome, although i wonder if the novelty would wear off pretty sharpish...

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    How about a shocking alarm clock
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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    i always wake up before my alarm clock. If i dont its a horrible noise

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    Quote Originally Posted by Marcos View Post
    first time i've heard of it:

    Amazon.com: light alarm clock

    sounds like a brilliant idea though, hate waking up to noise
    Light doesn't wake me up

    EDIT

    Well... it'd have to be bloody bright to wake me

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    The thing just woke me up.
    It lied its pitch black and there is frost all over the ground.
    Oh well back to bed .

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    yeah bit depressing when you get woken up by "sunrise" and then leave the house and it's still dark.

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    it won be long beofre i loeave for work in the dark, and come home from work in the dark, how depressing

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    I already do... it is depressing, but I quite like the silence at that time of the morning.

    Random frosting however, is not allowed as it almost makes me late for my train.

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    Nah, I'll stick to my tried and tested way of having various random D&B, breakbeat, house or trance mp3's blaring away to wake me up.

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    i think the JLab Audio MBWG1 Miniblaster Portable Speaker for iPod Nano at the bottom of that page would work better

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    Quote Originally Posted by tiggerai View Post
    Random frosting however, is not allowed as it almost makes me late for my train.
    Nothing wrong with a bit of "random frosting" ... it's great for stress relief
    My only concern is should I hide my true identity? A costume maybe?

    0iD: Plus weeing in it every now & again does it good
    scaryjim: 10" is just a little large to hold comfortably in one hand, which makes it a lot harder to tap, swipe and generally interact with.

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    Re: Anyone tried these "Sunrise" alarm clocks?

    Quote Originally Posted by pauldarkside View Post
    Nothing wrong with a bit of "random frosting" ... it's great for stress relief
    Quote Originally Posted by Ephesians
    Do not be drunk with wine, which will ruin you, but be filled with the Spirit
    Vodka

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