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Anyone had any odd dreams or recently been in a situation where you think it’s happened before. I’m just asking because I have and would be interested to compare dreams and see if anyone else has had some similar experiences?
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Lol
Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> not the lubricated garden gnome again? :D
Sad to say, but that's just you :)
> not the lubricated garden gnome again? :D
Sad to say, but that's just you :)
Practical Magic wrote:
> Only ever had two really weird dreams, one was weird in a
> "?" kind of way, the other in a "spooky" kind of
> way.
>
> And I'm not repeating them here :P
not the lubricated garden gnome again? :D
> Only ever had two really weird dreams, one was weird in a
> "?" kind of way, the other in a "spooky" kind of
> way.
>
> And I'm not repeating them here :P
not the lubricated garden gnome again? :D
Only ever had two really weird dreams, one was weird in a "?" kind of way, the other in a "spooky" kind of way.
And I'm not repeating them here :P
And I'm not repeating them here :P
Notorious Biggles wrote:
>where we fought with
> swords.
*Cough* Phallic extension *cough*
>where we fought with
> swords.
*Cough* Phallic extension *cough*
quote from reservoir dogs :
"you kill me in a dream, you better wake up and apologise"
"you kill me in a dream, you better wake up and apologise"
Books on dreams are interesting, but wildly innacurate. The idea that everything in dreams is symbolic makes sense to me, but the interpretation listed in dream books are necessarily wrong, simply because not everybody's mind will associatre the same objects and colours as representations of certain events/feelings etc.
If you are genuinely honest with yourself, you can usually work out what your own dreams mean.
If you are genuinely honest with yourself, you can usually work out what your own dreams mean.
Hmm... interesting. My latest was that I was fighting terrorists. At the end I had a big battle with the boss one where we fought with swords. In Princes Square, a shopping cetre in Glasgow.
phi11ip wrote:
> Dreams are caused by your mind replaying things that you've seen, done
> and talked about in the previous day.
Never heard of that, sounds very true though. "That's 'cos it is true!"
Whatever.
So.. there's this dream I can't explain at all.. The only words I can think of to even try to explain it are 'shapes' and 'oasis'. Not Oasis the group, the stuff you stick fake flowers in and it makes a crunchy noise. Anyone heard of it?
My stomach feels like it, like it's going to snap.. and the shapes.. God knows.
Had that nightmare since I was 7 and hasn't stopped since!
> Dreams are caused by your mind replaying things that you've seen, done
> and talked about in the previous day.
Never heard of that, sounds very true though. "That's 'cos it is true!"
Whatever.
So.. there's this dream I can't explain at all.. The only words I can think of to even try to explain it are 'shapes' and 'oasis'. Not Oasis the group, the stuff you stick fake flowers in and it makes a crunchy noise. Anyone heard of it?
My stomach feels like it, like it's going to snap.. and the shapes.. God knows.
Had that nightmare since I was 7 and hasn't stopped since!
I think my dreams are influenced by the temperature in my bedroom, the bloomin water boiler is about 2meters away from my bed, and when its working I get nightmares or really wierd and quite disturbing dreams and wake up sweating, (planning to move out)...
Damn that cant be good for my health, come to think of it i havent been sleeping the way I usually do since I moved into that house...
*Plans moving out speech (is serious)
Damn that cant be good for my health, come to think of it i havent been sleeping the way I usually do since I moved into that house...
*Plans moving out speech (is serious)
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