Cleveland, my point was not to randomly make really long NAPs.
In my experience, in games where true NAPs are even applicable, when you secure peace with a vanquished foe, a short NAP leads all too often to that battered player dropping the NAP at the least convenient time for you - in almost every instance. So if you find it boring to not be kicked in the balls every time you bend over, then have at it.
Dr P knows what I am talking about.
< Looks longingly at his steel-toed ball-kicking boots. > I'm sorry ladies, maybe next time.