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Dylan Watson Hates Snoring

By admin on December 3, 2009

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Both the wife and I snore. It can be a real pain in the ear at times but normally we will attempt to both go to sleep at the same time in order to avoid having to listen to each other but there are times where I will lie in bed for quite a long time listening to her and will occasionally have to give her a nudge (or push) to get her to shift position and quit snoring.18-Year-Old Dylan Thomas Watson (old MySpace) apparently dislikes snoring even more than I do.

According to the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Dylan’s father fell asleep on the couch Tuesday evening and started snoring. Dylan threw a magazine at his dad, hoping to get him to quit. What that didn’t take care of the problem Dylan pushed his father off of the couch onto the floor and started punching him in the face.

911 was called and the Pinellas County Deputies arrested Dylan Watson around 2 a.m. Wednesday morning and charged him with Domestic Battery. He was released without bond later that afternoon.

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  • Southern Lady

    Yep. Here’s the proof. Snoring will kill you.
    When I was 39, I had a stroke. The doctors told me it was a result of sleep apnea, which causes snoring. A birth defect, actually. I recovered, but I’d much rather have a stroke than wake up with my teenage son trying to break my face.
    Scary what teenagers will do these days. There seems to be a great lack of anger management.

  • Southern Lady

    Yep. Here’s the proof. Snoring will kill you.
    When I was 39, I had a stroke. The doctors told me it was a result of sleep apnea, which causes snoring. A birth defect, actually. I recovered, but I’d much rather have a stroke than wake up with my teenage son trying to break my face.
    Scary what teenagers will do these days. There seems to be a great lack of anger management.