Hell, why not? People do a lot of stuff while they're sleeping.

Doesn't seem that unbelievable. If someone can get out of bed, walk to the corner store and eat a twinkie in their sleep I can see how this is possible.

People act out routines when they sleep-act. I hope sex never becomes so by-the-numbers that I start doing it in my sleep, interchangeably with making a sandwich and cleaning the toilet.

I have the opposite. Women I'm having sex with tend to fall asleep.

My younger son cooks in his sleep. Doing random stuff while asleep is a documented side effect of one of his medications. That doesn't make him any less responsible for cleaning up the mess in the morning.

I knew it was an illness that made me pee in my dormroom sink that night and not the incredible amount of beer I had drunk. I need some medication, stat! Preferably something with codeine.

Depends on if he turns the stove on or not. Macaroni and cheese mixed up without benefit of heat is pretty gross. Note lack of smiley.

(and just to take the edge off: Administered over the course of twenty to thirty years? Nudge Nudge Wink Wink)

My ex housemate had a pretty bad sleep disorder. If he was too stimulated before going to bed (not that kind of stimulation!) ie. if he read, watched or gamed something that made his mind tick over too much then he'd have nightmares which became violent as he tried to fight off whatever his imagination cooked up.
For some reason though his body never shut off its motor functions and he always acted out his usually violent dreams. Though apparently there was this one time that he tried to have sex with his girlfriend in his sleep - she wasn't in the mood though

I've only had a few times that i've done stuff that i don't remember. Scarily, i'm apparently a lot stronger than when awake: when i was 13 my mum and dad combined couldn't remove me from a bed i was sleeping in and instead had to reason with me while i was alseep.

My ex spoke a lot in her sleep. A lot... if i spoke with her she would think that i was whomever she was conversing with in her mind.... though i didn't always get the jist of the conversations as she spoke three different languages in her sleep...just lucky she didn't speak the other ones she knew!

I think I have sleepsomnia.

When I was 10 my cousin said I got up and walked around and said something like, "All the people, all the houses..." for a few minutes before I laid down again. This was right around the time Hurricane Andrew hit South Florida.

Yep. Though he does a mean microwaved burrito.

It's some interesting stuff, this medication. It's made a huge difference for him, though, so dealing with him ravaging the kitchen is a small price to pay. Except for those nights when he's supposed to fast so we can do blood levels. I just don't sleep for those.

I once woke up my wife by kicking and hitting her. Apparently I told her when questioned "I'm fighting a monkey!"

Can't stop laughing.

I've had a friend say "I hate you do you know why?" while he was asleep. My ex-girlfriend used to talk a little bit in her sleep.

One time, when I was heaving one of my more 'active' dreams, I stood up on my bed, and in my dream I was falling down, so in real life I let myself fall of my bed. Halfway to the ground I woke up and had a real "Oh sh*t!" moment there. My shoulder was sore for 3 days.

I get such dreams every now and then, usually something from the day somehow sticks in the back of my mind, and comes up at night. I then jump from the bed and do stuff. Usually trying to fend off all kind of animals. I also tend to get very verbal and use a lot of cursing, even to my girlfriend.

The first few time she didn't have a clue to how to handle me in that state, but now-a-days she just tells me to shut up and get in bed. That seems to do the trick.