By someone - 23/07/2011 08:50 - United States

Today, I'm staying in a hotel where the lights are automatic. They turn on when something moves and turn off when everything is still. I'm a sensitive sleeper and I move in my sleep, so the light wakes me up. It's currently 2 a.m. and all together I've gotten about 20 minutes of sleep. FML
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Same thing different taste

By Anonymous - 03/01/2010 16:35 - United States

Today, I was lying in bed, staring at the ceiling with the lights off. It was 1AM, and I'd just finished watching a scary movie, so I was a little paranoid. I was about to fall asleep, when an eerie light lit the room. I jumped, got tangled in the sheets, and hit my head against the bed frame. Where'd the light come from? Not a space ship. Not someone breaking in. It was my phone. FML
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rosha267 21

My closet does that! Thankfully I don't sleep in my closet

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smartness 6

your room is too "high tech" lol

usually they have a button to disable them, at least I've never seen one without the button.

559NVUS 3

ummm unscrew the light bulbs???

aww that's terrible. it would happen to me too. the lights are cool though :D

rich203 0

or you can unscrew the bulbs...

Put a blanket over the part where is catches the movement

here's a rocket science idea... those auto sensors always have on/auto/off switches on them. set the damn thing to off.

musicXisXlove 4

just turn off the switch...our school has those too

Mipz 2

Most motion-sensing lights can be turned off...

most of those censors have some sort of off switch for whenever you don't want the lights to turn on at all.