How fast do you get ready in the morning


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  1. 1. How long do you take in the morning before you leave the house?

    • Really fast, 10 minutes top I'm on my way!
      41
    • 10 to 30 minutes
      106
    • 30 to 60 minutes
      64
    • 1 to 2 hours
      30
    • More than 2 hours
      2
    • I take forever!
      3
    • Leave the what? (work@home, etc.)
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Maaaaan you guys take ages to get somewhere xD. I wake up literally 10 mins before we have to leave for school (hence no time for showe, so has the night before :) ), so thats like 6:50 am, out the door latest and 7:10 am :p

usually wake up reach over on my nightstand and pull out a joint(ciggie) after thats gone i get up check my email.. then go poo then go pour mea glass of sweet tea.... then i drink that whilst rechecking my email and looking on the N/W then i rub one out while watching a "movie" get a shower and clean up... then go back to my computer where i own my own business of foxing old legacy computers and reselling

Ha! I am retired, so I can get up any time I want. :) I took a buyout that my company offered. It was an offer that I couldn't refuse.

Too much Godfather? :D

Anyways, I can wake up and be at work within 45 mins, if I have to.

Usually I get up around 1.5 hours early though.

5:30: Wakeup and hit snooze

5:35: Think about how tired I am, and how much I don't want to get up....Eventually I get up though.

5:40: Take a shower

5:50: Eat breakfast

6:10: Go on computer

6:30: Brush teeth, make sure hair doesn't look horrible

6:40: Leave :(

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