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"Life's a dream"

Life's a dream... isn't it?

fire_starter wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> fire_starter wrote:
> No. Life's a b/tch.
>
> Then you marry one?
>
> No, then you get one, then you marry one, then you have one,
> then you die.

that was both bleak and hilarious all at once :)

ShortyUK wrote:
> Has anyone else ever had the same dream more than once?
>
> Ive had one dream several times, each time proceeding further than
> before, freaked me out because somehow i felt aware that i knew it
> had happened before, whilst i was asleep.

Yeah, I've had exactly that before, I dreamt about somthing and thought it had happened before and then had an experiance in real life of the same nature, realising that it hadn't happend before, but it was going to happen in the future, like the opposite of a de-ja-vu. (the french term)

I've also had recurring dreams that are different to the previous dreams, i.e. different things happen, but the dream is set in the same place as the previous dreams, so totaly different things happen, but in exactly the same location.

English_Bloke wrote:
> fire_starter wrote:
> No. Life's a b/tch.
>
> Then you marry one?

No, then you get one, then you marry one, then you have one, then you die.

ShortyUK wrote:
> i wish life was a dream, because dreams rule. its like a short trip on
> magic mushrooms.
>
> did you know you can control your dreams? now theres a point to this
> thread.

You can control some dreams, some you can't. Some, you just have to go along with.

if dreams are made of what we see and experience in life, and life is a dream, where do we get the experience to make us dream the life that is a dreaM?

get it

ShortyUK wrote:
> Has anyone else ever had the same dream more than once?
>

Ive had one dream hundreds of times starting at age around 3 being the first couple of times I had it.

Life is Steam

Has anyone else ever had the same dream more than once?

Ive had one dream several times, each time proceeding further than before, freaked me out because somehow i felt aware that i knew it had happened before, whilst i was asleep.

Also i noticed that my dreams are collective rubbish ive seen that day. I had the combine harvester from San Andreas in my dreams lol.

It's all about REM sleep being more important when you're growing up. I think.

Heres an interesting fact:

Teenagers need more sleep than any other age group, yet most get less than the minimum amount (due to school early starting hours). Not only that, but teenagers natural body clocks wont let them get to sleep until roughly 11pm, resulting in even less sleep.

No wonder why so many teenagers look like the walking dead...