Usually like once every other day. Usually in my last period too. Chemistry. Love it, but Hydrogen bonds are not my thing when running on 4 hrs. sleep.
When i was at school i used to fall asleep all the time. My history teacher ended up not bothering to wake me up and just let me sleep cause every lesson it would happen. I dunno why, i like history. Im just a night person. I can't sleep at night, and feel tired during the day.
Maybe once a week, but I usually just doze off and end up smacking my head off the desk resulting in instant wakeup. Its happend like that so many times now that people don't even laugh anymore. On the bus though I fall asleep on the ride to school and on the ride home. I always end up waking up about a mile from my house for some reason.
When there is nothing to do in class, we have a supply and the teacher turns off the lights and puts of a movie that everyone has seen a billion times. :)
Never at school. At uni I fell asleep for 2-3 hours between classes due to the hell of a night I had before having stayed up studying. Most of the time, even in the most piss boring lectures at uni I still stay awake, unless day dreaming counts as sleeping.
I've only fallen asleep once at school once and it was during band class in sixth grade. I was REALLLY sick and tired and I just fell asleep on my chair with my clarinet in my lap while the class was practicing some songs.
Other than that, I've never been able to fall asleep during school. D:
I've only fallen asleep once at school once and it was during band class in sixth grade. I was REALLLY sick and tired and I just fell asleep on my chair with my clarinet in my lap while the class was practicing some songs.
Other than that, I've never been able to fall asleep during school. D:
Calypto
Haha, you fell asleep during band? I don't think I could ever do that since it's always so loud in the band room.
All the time.....before classes start...during class...after class..even in gym...especially in physics, chemistry, and biology...strangely..i dnt sleep in history...
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