Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:46 PM
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I just finished writing 2 math project research papers. I've just taken enough medicine to kill a moose. Never fear though. It's my usualy dose for a math related headache. Before I become incoherent and falling down drunken and tipsy (hopefully :evilgrin:), would anyone like to ask me any questions?
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:47 PM
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1. I'll wait till your fully under the influence |
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Then ask you something :evilgrin:
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:49 PM
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I'm not much without being under the influence anyhow. Once I'm tipsy, I can see myself streaking and possibly dancing on a couple of Lounge tables all at the same time. Pah-tay. :evilgrin:
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:57 PM
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:31 PM
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27. I feel some craziness coming on. |
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:49 PM
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2. Will you please post a succinct proof of the Riemann Hypothesis? |
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:54 PM
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4. I drink. I fall down drunk. I get back up and |
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drink, drink, drink some more. That proves that my hypothesis is true. Damn, I love getting fucked up. How's that? :hi: :evilgrin:
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:55 PM
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5. How many miles have you rode your bicycle this month? |
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:58 PM
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9. Teeheehee. Zero and here is why. |
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Years ago my stepdad took the front wheel off my bike to build a homemade hand plow. As far as I know, the plow still sits in the shed waiting for next spring's garden and my bike looks pitiful. I wouldn't dare try to ride it in that shape nor in this shape (me about now).
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:55 PM
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No questions. Just a :hug:
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:01 PM
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10. billllleeeeeeeeeee... |
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Howdy. :hug: Good to see you while we can party instead of wracking our brains. You wouldn't believe the beehive question I was assigned in calculus. I have the answer now, but I don't think anyone wants to get into it. I spent days on it and still couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Finally, the teacher himself told me it was simple. I avoided the urge to give him a noogie and he told me. I was supposed to do one thing different to get the answer. It was amazing.
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Sat Oct-14-06 06:56 PM
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7. Fascinated by the Math Papers |
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What are the applications of the math you are studying? Is it calculus, or related to physics by any chance?
And congratulations on your papers, by the way.
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:04 PM
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12. It is for a calculus class, but the teacher was very lenient. |
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As long as we wrote about math or a mathematician in general, we were ok. I chose to write about one about Ratios and Proportions and one about Pythagoras (about him more than his math finds.) Did you know he once wrote a musical scale according to how the vertebrae in the human back vibrate and used his music to heal people? He also talked to animals and refused to eat beans. He was an interesting character. For the ratios and proportions, I used transformers, a roof, and a cement mixing job as examples.
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:07 PM
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15. I must be lame, because that stuff fascinates me |
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But it occurred to me, you might not want to talk about math. Maybe I should take the Howard Stern approach and ask you some dirty questions. Is that the kind of questions you mean?
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:11 PM
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17. Ask whatever you like. |
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I'll try to answer to the best of my ability. Btw, you are not lame for asking about the math. :hi:
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:18 PM
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22. Are you Optimistic or Pessimistic about |
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the future of the human race?
What would you like to be doing or studying in ten years?
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:22 PM
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24. Optimistic, for sure. |
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Now, the time table may be a bit long and drawn out because we have to first find somewhere to stuff the stuffy types who like Chimpy. I vote putting bars on a few of those caves we hear tell about in Afghanistan and locking them all in there until they evolve to our way of thinking. :evilgrin:
In the meantime, in ten years, I hope to have won the lottery and either have my dream home built or be in the active process of building it. To me, dreaming about will be way more fun than the headache of the actual process, and living in it will be a treat. If I have my d'rathers, I'll build a nice storm/bomb shelter with an adjoining root cellar with plenty of good canned food and potatoes and onions and other root veggies. During that time, I hope to finally get to just study music, which is what I really wanted to do to begin with. I really love music and playing my guitar. I love writing songs, so a one room studio of sorts would have to be in the equation somewhere in my dream home. That's what I really wanna do more than anything in this whole wide world.
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:36 PM
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I hope things turn out that way. Just last week my family chipped in on an early birthday present for me, a Les Paul Gibson, my first really nice guitar. No matter how bad things may get, we'll just keep playing "three chords and the truth."
I like your view of the future.
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:54 PM
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30. Oh, you got a classic great rock guitar. |
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I don't have any that nice, but I do have 2 guitars that are just my babies. One is a royal metallic blue Charvel (Japanese made) from the actual 80's and the other is a Charvette, same deal. What was so cool about it was that they quit making the Charvels for a number of years and the Charvettes are rare now. They aren't worth a lot of money, but they are worth a lot to me. One day, I hope to get a custom Jackson. I would like cat faces in place of dots on the neck. I was thinking onyx would be great, but there has to be some reason they don't use that very often for the dots.
You and I could start a band and hang out and record in my little shelter/home recording studio. Better yet, let's just pick a place and make a little community for DU musicians and artists to hang out and make it a beautiful little world. I love to dream.
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Sat Oct-14-06 08:01 PM
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Keep dreaming. It makes me really happy to meet others who still dream. You take care!
Incidentally, I was more comfortable playing my $250 electric than this Les Paul, which is so strange to me and I'm afraid to touch. And they got me this huge Vox amp, which is ridiculous since I live in this very conservative neighborhood, and it's going to be so loud that I probably won't be able to play it anymore. They meant well, and I don't want to hurt their feelings, but this is overkill. I just love to play the guitar for myself.
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:02 PM
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11. Who will win the World Series? |
Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:06 PM
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14. Ooh, ooh, ooh, I know this one. |
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Whichever teams wins 4 games will win it. And it doesn't even matter in which order that team wins the 4 games either. Either way, the one who wins 4 games gets to douse themselves in champaigne and pah-tay. :hi:
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:09 PM
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You're not that slick! :)
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:15 PM
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18. Not that slick yet, anyway. |
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:evilgrin: Later, who knows?
Well, it's like this: I only ever bet on sports once in my life. It was against the Cardinals. It was only 5 bucks, but I still remember it. So this time, I'll say the Cardinals will win, but I won't bet on it. Of course, I'm not sure about that as I haven't had much time to watch my favorite sport this summer. :shrug:
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:05 PM
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13. Are you almost there? I got a question.... |
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...in the movie "Good Will Hunting" who did you like better, Will Hunting or the guy Robin Williams called a "mathematical dick"?
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:17 PM
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20. It's been so long since I saw that movie, that I can't say |
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with certainty. Was Will Hunting male or female? I tend to like females even more in cold weather. I needs me a snuggle bunny. It's cold tonight. :evilgrin:
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:16 PM
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19. What,is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow? |
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:18 PM
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21. Kinda hard to build up any decent velocity |
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if yer unladen, isn't it? Now, a laden swallow just might be more of a gulp, so I'd guess lots of velocity with that one. :evilgrin:
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:32 PM
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Edited on Sat Oct-14-06 09:33 PM by idgiehkt
between pumpkin pie and carrot cake, which would you choose, and why?
edit: oops, this is totally in the wrong place, maybe you'll see it someday...I'm too lazy to post it again, lol
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:50 PM
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46. Probably the carrot cake, beause |
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they usually have nuts in them, don't they? Of course, I'd be happy to have either right about now. I'm hungry again already.
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:20 PM
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:24 PM
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I especially love chocolate milk. I like chocolate milk made with Hershey's syrup and chocolate milk made with Ovaltine. I have been known to drink an entire pint of milk while walking to class. I go directly to the machine, get milk, open it, and head straight to class. Before I get to the other building, I have finished the milk and can throw the bottle away and go to class. It's almost like one fluid motion. I could probably chug milk. Most people don't have contests like those though.
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:54 PM
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:58 PM
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32. Can you make a quadratic equation of your milk drinking |
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Sat Oct-14-06 08:03 PM
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36. No, that is something I cannot do. |
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:spray: Too bad, because I'd love to be able to do my homework in my head and just download the answers to the teacher for grading.
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:31 PM
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26. And I'd like to ask a question myself. |
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How did my cats know I was finished with my batch of homework for today? The minute I moved the files to my jump drive, my cats all got up and came to peer into my room. Now, they are running around like nuts. I love it. My cats know my rhythms or can read my mind one. I'm not sure which.
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Sat Oct-14-06 07:56 PM
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31. What did I miss today |
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here in the Lounge. Anything exciting?
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Sat Oct-14-06 08:00 PM
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33. There is always something exciting happening in the Lounge. |
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Just what happened today, I'm not sure.
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Sat Oct-14-06 08:02 PM
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35. Do you have an I-Pod? |
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Sat Oct-14-06 08:08 PM
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37. No, but I sure wish I did. |
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Sometimes, I just wish I could go to a completely digital format with the music I like to listen to to avoid having to lug CDs and cassettes and even some old vinyl around just to listen to music. That sounds like a great idea for my when I win the lottery list.
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Sat Oct-14-06 08:23 PM
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38. How do you feel about people minimizing Legrange multipliers? |
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:17 PM
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40. Well, it's certainly better than people |
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maximize country dividers like Chimpy, don'cha think? :evilgrin:
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Sat Oct-14-06 08:23 PM
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39. What Are You Drinking, Anyway? |
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Edited on Sat Oct-14-06 08:25 PM by Mike03
If nobody else has already asked that.
And do you drink more like Hemingway (high tolerance) or F. Scott Fitzgerald (low tolerance)
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:19 PM
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Although I haven't had a drink in a couple of years, to be honest. I just say drunk when I really mean blitzed because of the meds. I am drinking Dr Pepper as usual tonight. And you?
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:39 PM
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43. Nothing very exciting |
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Two Heineken (sp?) and I will probably take a Benadryl before I go to sleep. I hate writing about my medical problems but since you asked, I am trying to restore my sleep/wake schedule. I just am not able to sleep much anymore, and unless I fix it, I'm worried that I won't be a very happy person.
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:52 PM
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47. I get very grumpy when I am hungry or |
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sleepy. If I am both, I am impossible to be around at all. I don't know why that is, but my grandmother always said that was the secret to dealing with me. Keep me fed and give me plenty of sleep and I'm a perfect angel or so she thought. :evilgrin:
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:45 PM
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:53 PM
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36 years young. I say young, because I am still a great dreamer at heart and I hope I always will be.
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:54 PM
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You're as young as you feel. That's what I say.
:hi:
Goodnight! I am leaving work. Take care. :hi:
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:57 PM
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Keep warm as well. I don't even know if it is cold where you are, but it is only 43 degrees here and I can feel it.
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:47 PM
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45. Why do I always wake up before my alarm |
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clock goes off, but dont't wake up if I forget to set it?
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Sat Oct-14-06 09:55 PM
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50. With most alarm clocks, there is a small click |
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just before the alarm goes off. Often, I hear that click before mine goes off. Sometimes, a 60 second countdown will be present in some alarm clocks as well. That may be what really wakes you up. Other than that, it could be a subliminal thing. You know deep down you remembered to set it, so you wake up. If you forgot to set it, chances are you were tired and needed more sleep anyhow. Or at least, that's my reasoning here.
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