Now that golf has apparently been inducted into the Olympics as an official sport, I think it’s only fitting that the next logical step is to create the sport of ultimate napping. Think about it; choosing the most awkward, populated place to sleep while adding an element of danger—be it traffic or the chance of getting accosted by a mugger—ultimate napping is right set up to be the next big competitive event.





Seeing who can fall asleep the fastest in a construction site or sleep the longest standing up. If it does get into the Olympics, they’ll just have to devise a way of testing anyone guilty of NyQuil use.
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