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« Reply #375 on: 09:36:51, 15-08-2008 »

Ha ha, interesting thread!  I pretty much always remember my dreams and they're usually very peculiar.  I think my silliest one ever involved going into some toilets where there was a family like the Von Trapp family but all their instruments were invisible.  I was trying to step over an invisible Tuba when a sliche of quiche started to shuffle out of one of the cubicles.  The whole family went "Heeeeere's Gretel!"  Then I was complaining about a purse that had too many zips on it, but I was calling them "laps" and I was actually referring to the annoying recaps you get at the beginning of soaps like Neighbours.

Last night was fairly tame compared to that - there was some kind of evil thing chasing me, but it was masquerading as other objects.  I knew if it touched me I'd die, but I didn't know the objects were "it" until I realised they weren't quite right and they started to come nearer to me (I think that's from an episode of Red Dwarf actually!).  I realised the "thing" was reading my mind and decided to just think about a milk bottle and say "milk milk milk milk" so that it couldn't turn into anything that could move.  Then I went for a walk up the side of a mountain (still saying milk milk milk..) and had to climb up big piles of records, stepping on people's shoulders.

Maybe I should lay off the cheese.  Embarrassed
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« Reply #376 on: 11:16:18, 15-08-2008 »

Two people were watching me last night.  They were standing on a wall waving their arms about.  Whilst the chap on the right waved his arms, his left arm and sleeve gradually grew longer - until both were right down to the floor.  I looked away for a moment, and when I looked back, his sleeve had been turned inside out and had become a French Horn, so that the man had a sort of Arm-Sleeve-Horn symbiosis.

And before you ask, no cheese last night.

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« Reply #377 on: 11:58:06, 15-08-2008 »

This doesn't qualify as a dream but there is r3ok involvement. Sort of. Does anyone else have Doppelganger Days, when you keep seeing people that look like someone you know? Yesterday I saw an older version of Martle and Richard Barrett sat next to me on the bus. Well not really, but I had to do a double take. Of course neither were as stunningly good looking as the originals Wink
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« Reply #378 on: 12:17:58, 15-08-2008 »

This doesn't qualify as a dream but there is r3ok involvement. Sort of. Does anyone else have Doppelganger Days, when you keep seeing people that look like someone you know? Yesterday I saw an older version of Martle and Richard Barrett sat next to me on the bus. Well not really, but I had to do a double take. Of course neither were as stunningly good looking as the originals Wink
Yes I do get that actually, in fact I had one the other day and wondered whether it was something to do with my frame of mind.  I'm so pleased it's not just me!  Cheesy

Tommo - weird. (That's a comment on your dream rather than a generalised judgement   Wink)
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« Reply #379 on: 12:28:08, 15-08-2008 »

I tend to have episodic dreams, some of which take place in a house which I have never been to but it is always the same house, with wooden balconies and twisting stone stairs and the same people (some of whom I do know but the rest are strangers.)

Often dreams are just a replay of what has happened in the last 24 hours but mixed and muddled.  Last night I dreamt I was on a raft in the dark with some (friendly) tigers and the Sirens with lyres were beckoning us towards the rocks.  The tigers and I were not afraid for the raft was piled high with pineapples.  I know why I dreamt that, because I had been looking at The Sirens and Ulysses by Wm. Etty, newly restored, and rather overdosing on Pre-Raphaelites and Victorian pictures in the art gallery!

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« Reply #380 on: 13:21:19, 15-08-2008 »

Often dreams are just a reply of what has happened in the last 24 hours but mixed and muddled
That's certainly what they should be - the brain transfers memories from short term into long term during sleep, and some of it leaks through into consciousness, hence dreams (allegedly). I do sometimes wonder what's going on when you struggle to trace anything from a dream whatsoever back to a recent event though.  Smiley

Alex James from Blur keeps popping up in mine, although that's hardly surprising at the moment - just read his autobiography and then he coincidentally appeared on Maestro on Tuesday (which incidentally I thought was hilarious.)  Mind you, there are worse people to be dreaming about...
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« Reply #381 on: 13:34:56, 15-08-2008 »

Jung said dreams reveal more about the dreamer than the dreamer will ever know.  Now, Ruby, what does your dreaming about Alex James tell us about you?  Or is it all a Blur?  Cheesy
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« Reply #382 on: 13:44:23, 15-08-2008 »

Jung said dreams reveal more about the dreamer than the dreamer will ever know.  Now, Ruby, what does your dreaming about Alex James tell us about you?  Or is it all a Blur?  Cheesy
It probably tells you I quite fancy Alex James... I'm sure Jung was overpaid.  Cheesy
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« Reply #383 on: 13:46:23, 15-08-2008 »

Jung said dreams reveal more about the dreamer than the dreamer will ever know.  Now, Ruby, what does your dreaming about Alex James tell us about you?  Or is it all a Blur?  Cheesy
It probably tells you I quite fancy Alex James... I'm sure Jung was overpaid.  Cheesy
That said, I did once have a dream I was hugging Jimmy Saville, and I certainly don't have any inclinations in that direction...  Shocked  That was probably more to do with the fact that we'd seen him on Ilkley moor having a cup of tea on a plastic chair outside a little snack van.  Classy.  Wink
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« Reply #384 on: 20:06:20, 16-08-2008 »

Yesterday I saw an older version of Martle and Richard Barrett sat next to me on the bus.

Just assure me it was seperate entities, Mort, and not a composite.  Shocked
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« Reply #385 on: 20:18:51, 16-08-2008 »

Yesterday I saw an older version of Martle and Richard Barrett sat next to me on the bus.

Just assure me it was seperate entities, Mort, and not a composite.  Shocked

Oops. My sloppy punctuation Roll Eyes Completely separate doppelgangers, Mart Grin Grin
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« Reply #386 on: 02:25:44, 18-08-2008 »

Yesterday I saw an older version of Martle and Richard Barrett sat next to me on the bus.

Just assure me it was seperate entities, Mort, and not a composite.  Shocked
No, not a composite but a nonsequitur:

Yesterday I saw an older version of Martle, and Richard Barrett sat next to me on the bus.
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« Reply #387 on: 10:19:54, 18-08-2008 »

I dreamt it was autumn, and the bright orange leaves were rapidly (within a few minutes) being torn off the trees by the wind.  Sad
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« Reply #388 on: 10:58:49, 18-08-2008 »

Last night's dream (or was it a nightmare?)

Jeremy Clarkson was driving me round windy mountain roads in a shopping trolley.  In one of those things that only happens in dreams, our experience quickly merged/faded into one where we were walking round windy footpaths in the wooded section of a country garden/park.  There were muddy puddles in the pathway, which we had to jump over, making sure we landed on our points.

Bit by bit, these puddles transformed into crocodiles, so the jumping game became more fun and faster, as the crocs would snap at your feet.

Eventually, Clarkson himself transformed into George II, and skipped off into the distance, very much like the exit dance of Morcombe and Wise when they sang 'Bring Me Sunshine'.

Huh

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« Reply #389 on: 00:32:40, 19-08-2008 »

Sounds most definitely like a nightmare Tommo if it's got Clarkson in it Undecided
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