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Published 14:11 19 Feb 2016 GMT

One long-suffering woman who’s had to constantly put up with her boyfriend’s babblings during the night decided to document the experience and the results are as all over the shop as you’d expect.
The account, @Sleep_Sayings, has been on the go for a few months at this stage, but a recent flurry of activity has earned it wider exposure on the Internet of late.
Though the following tweets make no sense whatsoever, we reckon people in the same boat as the curator of the account will find themselves nodding in agreement.
https://twitter.com/Sleep_Sayings/status/699791002194718720
https://twitter.com/Sleep_Sayings/status/693456952836227072
https://twitter.com/Sleep_Sayings/status/691961594033475585
https://twitter.com/Sleep_Sayings/status/674484849286250496
https://twitter.com/Sleep_Sayings/status/672656907551641600
https://twitter.com/Sleep_Sayings/status/659463161356099584
https://twitter.com/Sleep_Sayings/status/655971564626677760
She did give her beau a chance to respond, in fairness...
https://twitter.com/Sleep_Sayings/status/700451511701090304
We preferred him when he was asleep.
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