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"Sleeping Question"

Now this sounds a bit weird but stick with me

See as you go to bed at night and you close your eyes for the first time... do you ever see weird things...

Let me explain

When I close my eyes first time... it is black but in my mind or something I see lots of colours but faint... errr the only way I can explain it is zooming through a warehouse full of boxes full of coloures footballs.

I know I sound absolutely mental but it has puzzled me since i was a kid... I think it's something to do with time and space... and weird x-files stuff.

*hides*

I can only control half of what I dream, it's kinda weird

*Tries to dream about naked ladies*
*See's naked 25 stone ladies*

ARGH! NIGHTMARE!!!

I see what I imagine. And to an extent have control over what I dream about.

maddmun wrote:
> It happens to me, I think your pupil is dilating(or the other one, if
> that is wrong) so much that when you open your eyes it megs them up

"or the other one" - Hallucinations and LSD are totally different.

It happens to me, I think your pupil is dilating(or the other one, if that is wrong) so much that when you open your eyes it megs them up

Rosalind wrote:
> You say the nicest things :D

And the girls love me for it! :-)

Rosalind wrote:
> :(
>
> but it happens to me all the time.

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Heh.

You say the nicest things :D

Rosalind wrote:
> AfroJoe wrote:
>
> If colourful objects are still formultaing in your eyes a while
> after
> closing them, then there's something a little wrong. :-)
>
> :(
>
> but it happens to me all the time.


It must be your imagination. It probably means you are a vibrant person with a good imagination.

AfroJoe wrote:
> Kyz22 wrote:
> Are you speaking about the split second when you close your eyes? O
> after you have had them closed for a bit?
>
> The first would be possible, but the second is against the thesis of
> matter.
>
> ---
>
> I'm talking about right after you close your eyes.
>
> If colourful objects are still formultaing in your eyes a while after
> closing them, then there's something a little wrong. :-)

Ah thats ok then, thats right. If you look at a bright light then close your eyes and turn the light off it is more effective. (I just tried it)

AfroJoe wrote:

> If colourful objects are still formultaing in your eyes a while after
> closing them, then there's something a little wrong. :-)

:(

but it happens to me all the time.