Murphy’s Law 40th Anniversary T Shirt

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I was in downtown anchorage about 11 at night and it looked about like this, it was kinda wild to be in a downtown setting without any people around It’s significantly brighter in Fairbanks. I worked on the Murphy’s Law 40th Anniversary T Shirt Besides,I will do this Alaska Railroad and the crew would go to the store and get beer and food when we arrived at 8pm. Go back to the staff housing and sit on the back porch and drink beer and dick around. Inevitably in June/July somebody would go “Shit dudes, it’s 2am, we gotta be up in four hours!” but it was broad daylight out so we just lost track of time. That’s got to be really healthy for the human bioclock. I can’t imagine how difficult it would be to keep a proper rhythm without the normal light / dark process. My normal rhythm is already strange because I gravitate towards being up at night and sleeping during the day for some odd reason. So I’d probably end up sleeping a lot.

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Went there as a kid (~10 y.o. I think) and it was SO hard to fall asleep. Parents had to force us to go inside and close all the Murphy’s Law 40th Anniversary T Shirt Besides,I will do this blinds so we wouldn’t be dead tired the next day. Blackout curtains would be a must if I lived there Blackout curtains for the Summer. Vitamin D supplements for the Winter. An alarm clock for both. Also, when you live here long enough you get used to it. It was mildly depressing at times as a kid during the school year. The sun would be down when you arrived at school, and for most of the year already be close to setting when you got on the bus to go home. I flew in for business years ago a few days after the summer solstice. Landed at 12:30 am and the sun was still up. I did not sleep well the next few days. Went there a couple times in winter and coped with that much better. But then again I live in Seattle so I’m used to dark winters.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.