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I have a problem

Kevin M.Kevin M.
edited September 2007 in General
I daydream during lecture. Most of my classes are pretty interesting too, but I end up thinking about random things most of the time. And when i tune back into the lecture after 10 minutes, I have no idea what the prof is talking about. Anyone else have this problem?

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  • baby e
    edited September 2007
    Me!!!!

    I do this so much. It just happened yesterday. The prof was talking about something that was actually interesting, and then i started thinking about what i was gonna do on the weekend and what i needed to buy at Safeway later. When i clicked back into class, the prof was talking about sustainability and marketing. I was like, "wtf did i just miss?"
  • Broken Lizard
    edited September 2007
    my problem is sleeping, then drooling, then waking up with drool on my mouth, then looking around to notice if people saw... haha
  • gawdawaful
    edited September 2007
    Triple;15950 said:
    my problem is sleeping, then drooling, then waking up with drool on my mouth, then looking around to notice if people saw... haha
    with paper/notebook stuck on your face for a split moment
  • imelting
    edited September 2007
    i fall asleep a lot, and am WIDE awake during all breaks and non lecture times
  • Insatiable
    edited September 2007
    You gotta consider how much sleep you're getting. If you have trouble concentrating and had little sleep, then it's possibly because of the sleep. What about matters at home and relationships? Many people have these things on their mind when they are at school, so I guess it's fairly normal.
  • Morro
    edited September 2007
    I am legendary at this. I can daydream about anything, during anything. Like, it's bad. I could be in the middle of being vivisected, and if it took long enough, my mind would wander to wondering what Quincy's sex life was like when he wasn't solving crimes, or some shit. It's a chronic problem.
  • baby e
    edited September 2007
    Daydreaming is never really a huge big deal until you notice everyone around you frantically scribbling down something that the prof just said and you're like, dammit!
  • toast
    edited September 2007
    Triple;15950 said:
    my problem is sleeping, then drooling, then waking up with drool on my mouth, then looking around to notice if people saw... haha
    then I will fall asleep again... damnit, lectures are more effective than sleeping pills
  • imelting
    edited September 2007
    toast;15995 said:
    lectures are more effective than sleeping pills
    all that tuition money well spent.

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