Do you snore?

[Clint]

Never snored.

[Sonikku]

My mother says that I moan in my sleep. But she's just making it up.



Probably.

[Hazuki Legend]

I've been told that i shout out random words in my sleep. But my dad is the worst he snores and he jumps about like he's got a big electric shock.

[Hikusaak]

I never say anything apparently.

[Martin]

According to my girlfriend, I don't. She says it's like I hardly breazth at all, and then every now and then, I take in a really deep breath.

[Gregoroth]

I don't think so. I never had anyone analyse my sleeping habits though.

I have woken myself up though by shouting 'FUCK OFF!'. I mostly dream off attacking chavs and killing children which might have something to do with swearing, but it rarely happens.

There was also a time that I decked my friend once when I was 'half-asleep' because he tried to wake me up. He fucking deserved it if you ask me.

[jinsaotomex3]

I snore sometimes, depending on how I fall asleep, but my gf says that I don't snore if she sleeps on top of me o.O

[charlie052]

No. I never snore. Buy my ex girl-friend used to snore like a train haha
She was starting using something similar to this http://www.topsnoringsolution.com/the-ultimate-anti-snore-mouthpiece/
(please remove link if not allowed) and it became better. Anyway we broke up hahah

[Kiske]

I don't.










































But apparently I do (according to my wife).

[Monkei]

I do. It's worse when I'm really drunk apparently. Anyone got a scientific explanation? Don't care enough to google.

[AnimeGamer183]

WHO WOULD BUMP THIS?

[Sonikku]

charlie052?

[Ash]

I do. It's worse when I'm really drunk apparently. Anyone got a scientific explanation? Don't care enough to google.

Alcohol can relax your throat, mouth and nose muscles, which in turn can cause your airways to narrow more than usual when sleeping. Snoring is caused by soft tissue in these airways vibrating as you breath; if your airways are narrower than usual, then your body is forced to change it's pace of breathing, which increases the possibility/strength with which the soft tissue in the airways vibrate.

[Monkei]

Great, thanks!