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    1. 05-19-2011 02:55 AM #1
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      Quote Originally Posted by gameoverlord345 View Post
      What is the volume is 0 and there is no buzzing sound coming from the tv.
      Its still bright. Again, what is the point of sleeping with the tv on? I guess if you really want to go ahead, but know that your chances of getting lucid will be lower.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Atras View Post
      Its still bright. Again, what is the point of sleeping with the tv on? I guess if you really want to go ahead, but know that your chances of getting lucid will be lower.
      Some people (such as myself) can't stand the silence when trying to fall asleep. That's one of the main reasons I keep mine on.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Demais View Post
      Some people (such as myself) can't stand the silence when trying to fall asleep. That's one of the main reasons I keep mine on.
      Use white noise or listen to a relaxing song or something. Anything that doesnt emit light. If you can ld with the light then great, but for most its harder.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Demais View Post
      Some people (such as myself) can't stand the silence when trying to fall asleep. That's one of the main reasons I keep mine on.
      That's why I sleep with a fan on every night. You should try that out. It might save a little more electricity than keeping the TV on all night. Plus its pretty soothing noise.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Atras View Post
      Its still bright. Again, what is the point of sleeping with the tv on? I guess if you really want to go ahead, but know that your chances of getting lucid will be lower.
      Hes probably used to falling asleep with the tv on. I have always fallen asleep with the tv or a movie on, it helped me goto bed, my daughter loves watching a princess movie as she goes to bed too. But since ive been interested in LDing i find having the tv on more of a distraction, and i always get up to shut it off b4 my eyes close
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