What hijinks to sleepwalkers pull that drive people in their houses crazy.

My wife's favorite story to tell is when she woke up in the middle of the night to find me

slowly walking out of our bedroom. She asked, are you okay? What are you doing? And I said,

There's someone downstairs in the kitchen, unrolling the tinfoil. Oh, okay, sweetie, what's your

plan? I'm going to stop them.

Shall we get a bit more sleep and then both go down together? Long pause? Okay. And then I went back

to bed. Subsequent investigations found a small plastic bag on the floor near my head being

rustled by the movement of the curtain, because the window was open.

My ex-boyfriend sometimes talks in his sleep, and the funniest story was this one time

I was still up reading a book, and I hadn't noticed that he was already asleep next to me.

Suddenly he bursts out,

Will you just give me the frickin' yoghurt already, Sharon?

In a flawless British accent, and it scared the crap out of me.

We're both German, and neither of our first languages include English.

We didn't know a Sharon. He's lactose intolerant as well.

My boyfriend broke wind very loudly and proceeded to say, you've got the wrong guy.

My girl woke up one night and said, did you find your rocks? And I asked her

what she was talking about and she said, I don't know, I'm just trying to make conversation and promptly

went back to sleep. She has no recollection of this. My boyfriend woke me up the other day by

gently putting his fingers in my mouth and I kept moving my head out of way, until eventually I was like, can you stop that? He sounded genuinely upset and asked

why I woke him up as he was having a really nice dream about feeding a deer. Brilliant.

My boyfriend either recites post codes, he's a delivery driver, or calls the dog in his sleep.

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