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Can you or your +1 nap in the S while riding?
09-12-2011, 04:33 AM
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Can you or your +1 nap in the S while riding?
We were returning from Sturbridge yesterday. We had driven up Saturday evening, gone on a pre-drive for the Fall Crawl with PA Jim, had lunch then we headed home. I got behind the wheel for the top down drive home. It was beautiful out. We stayed off the main highway for a while, and got on the Turnpike, when we had just about an hour left to the drive. I look over at Rick and he's starting to 
I had the GPS, knew the way home, so I told him to go to sleep if he wanted to. It's not the first time he's taken a nap in the S when I'm driving (he's brave man 
).
We've been on many road trips in the S with him doing most of the driving. No way can I fall asleep in that car. Heck, I can't even sleep on a plane.
Do you or your +1 ever fall asleep in the S? Not while at the wheel of course.
I had the GPS, knew the way home, so I told him to go to sleep if he wanted to. It's not the first time he's taken a nap in the S when I'm driving (he's brave man ).We've been on many road trips in the S with him doing most of the driving. No way can I fall asleep in that car. Heck, I can't even sleep on a plane.
Do you or your +1 ever fall asleep in the S? Not while at the wheel of course.
09-12-2011, 05:43 AM
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I fell asleep several years. Matt said I was sleeping with my mouth open turned toward the next lane. He said people were pointing and laughing as they went by!! (and I'll bet you thought he was a nice guy!!) I mean he could of awakened me! But no, he was laughing along with them!!!
09-12-2011, 06:54 AM
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I used to get super drowsy and may have nodded off when riding with Spokes Man. I know I felt like sleeping. For me, I have to trust the driver enough to relax. I fight drowsiness a lot while I drive myself. Especially if I get stuck behind slowpokes.
09-12-2011, 06:58 AM
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Lainey, this reminds me of a friend, Mark, with an NSX, who I've know for 5 years. We did a long all-day drive last year and when we made a pit-stop I noticed his wife was totally out of it. He seemed a little embarrassed at how deeply asleep she was. I talked to him 2 weeks ago about it, since that Canyon Drive is coming up again, and this time he told me she had taken a half of a Dramamine. It knocked her out. She's decided not to go on drives anymore since she gets car sick or falls asleep.
09-12-2011, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Kyras' timestamp='1315839273' post='20964733
I used to get super drowsy and may have nodded off when riding with Spokes Man. I know I felt like sleeping. For me, I have to trust the driver enough to relax. I fight drowsiness a lot while I drive myself. Especially if I get stuck behind slowpokes.
However, I don't recall you nodding off while riding in my CR-V. 
09-12-2011, 10:14 AM
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09-12-2011, 11:09 AM
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Just teasing, Jerry. I was a little scared though. I knew how your S would take what you gave it, to there was nothing to be afraid of in it.
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09-12-2011, 02:06 PM
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Lainey, this reminds me of a friend, Mark, with an NSX, who I've know for 5 years. We did a long all-day drive last year and when we made a pit-stop I noticed his wife was totally out of it. He seemed a little embarrassed at how deeply asleep she was. I talked to him 2 weeks ago about it, since that Canyon Drive is coming up again, and this time he told me she had taken a half of a Dramamine. It knocked her out. She's decided not to go on drives anymore since she gets car sick or falls asleep.
Tell Mark to buy Bodine. It is for motion sickness and doesn't make you drowsy!
09-12-2011, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Kyras' timestamp='1315839493' post='20964747
Lainey, this reminds me of a friend, Mark, with an NSX, who I've know for 5 years. We did a long all-day drive last year and when we made a pit-stop I noticed his wife was totally out of it. He seemed a little embarrassed at how deeply asleep she was. I talked to him 2 weeks ago about it, since that Canyon Drive is coming up again, and this time he told me she had taken a half of a Dramamine. It knocked her out. She's decided not to go on drives anymore since she gets car sick or falls asleep.
Tell Mark to buy Bodine. It is for motion sickness and doesn't make you drowsy!
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