OLD Competition Thread Results

[Matte87]

1 dream last night. Total: 1 point for me and Team Darkness! BrandonBoss: Nah that's not big enough. PostScript99: Only you and the team get the points. LonelyCloud: I'm not really following you... REM rebound is when you get less than 4 hours of sleep one night, that's it. You don't go back to bed later, only the day after. Checker666: Is the team score wrong? I may have made a mistake. Your team doesn't get points for Three Step Tasks though. Scores Updated!

[Sozu]

LonelyCloud: I'm not really following you... REM rebound is when you get less than 4 hours of sleep one night, that's it. You don't go back to bed later, only the day after. But there must be some kind of rule of a TIME of from where it counts as an REM rebound? If you say it's about going bed on the day after, I could sleep from 20:00 to 23:59 and then be awake to 8am and then go bed and sleep some hours. But I guess that wouldn't count? And my question were also what does count? That what does 'the day after' means in particular? I just want to know how I can count it as a rebound if I want to try doing it. Which of these alternatives would you allow to call a REM rebound? #1 Going bed at 23:30 at 7th April, waking up 03:30 at 8th April, being awake until 21:00 at 8th April and then going back to bed. Would that count as a rebound? #2 Going bed at 02:00 at 8th April, waking up 06:00 at 8th April, being awake until 23:00 at 8th April. Would this work too or is this just not enough time? People have different views on what day is a day, TV channels pages like tv.nu shows up programs that passes 00:00 time in same day of the programs that shows like 21:00. I just want to know the rules of a proper REM rebound, or else I just judge it myself if it now doesn't matter. Because then I probably going one day to bed at 2 or 3am, waking up a 4 hours later and then being awake until like 21pm and then going to sleep. Then a whole day for me have passed atleast. Not sure what other people would call that though.