From: N3MTJ (WALT) [#1]
4 Jul 2007
To: ALL
Or, as some studies have shown. Yawning may not be as much a sign of rudeness as it is the body trying to keep the brain alert. Maybe that's why we don't yawn so much after our head hits the pillow.
Group yawning? Maybe the first yawn sends a signal that the rest of the group needs to be alert for some danger.
The BBC
From: jeb (JIPLUMB) [#2]
5 Jul 2007
To: N3MTJ (WALT) [#1] 5 Jul 2007
YAWN.(G)
From: N3MTJ (WALT) [#3]
5 Jul 2007
To: jeb (JIPLUMB) [#2] 8 Jul 2007
She has a point, too much exercise can be bad!
From: jewellz [#4]
16 Jul 2007
To: N3MTJ (WALT) [#1] 16 Jul 2007
Yaaaawwwwwwwn, Streeteeccchh, creakkkkkk
relieves anxiety :P
From: N3MTJ (WALT) [#5]
16 Jul 2007
To: jewellz [#4] 16 Jul 2007
Yeah, it does!!
I'm getting heavy on the creakkkk bit lately!
Plus it is a good way to interrupt class....
From: jewellz [#6]
16 Jul 2007
To: N3MTJ (WALT) [#5] 16 Jul 2007
From: N3MTJ (WALT) [#7]
16 Jul 2007
To: jewellz [#6] 16 Jul 2007
I don't know which is better, pharting or yawning...
I do know that up and down get farther apart every day.
From: jewellz [#8]
16 Jul 2007
To: N3MTJ (WALT) [#7] 16 Jul 2007
dass the truth... and I am pretty sure I am not getting taller
From: N3MTJ (WALT) [#9]
16 Jul 2007
To: jewellz [#8] 16 Jul 2007
Probably you and me, both! I've found proof that the universe is expanding, the space between my belt buckle and spine is increasing.
From: jewellz [#10]
16 Jul 2007
To: N3MTJ (WALT) [#9] 16 Jul 2007
From: N3MTJ (WALT) [#11]
16 Jul 2007
To: jewellz [#10] 16 Jul 2007
OK, we can blame that then, works for me!
