Tell Me Something............Anything!

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Originally Posted by guy

Similar here - for me the dream involves me being embarrassed by having to urinate/have a dump somewhere public with lots of onlookers.
Only started to get these dreams in my sixties, the trials of aging :lol:

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Should improve when you hit your nineties, and no longer care about having a dump in public :)

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Originally Posted by Barry

Information filtration and transfer occurs during the REM period of your sleep. It is only if this process is interrupted do you 'dream'.

Dreams are not important; there is no point in trying to remember them, let alone "interpret" them.
I don't believe dreams are our joining some sort of universal consciousness, or some alternative reality or dimension.

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Neither do I. Nor do I dick around with crystals or knit my own kaftans.

But then I'm not sure about your first point - what does information filtration look like on a scan, and how does it differ in appearance to information transfer? :scratch:

The missus was due back from a few weeks in Kent today, so I did the Tesco run earlier (and dropped by Home Bargains for dog food, much cheaper than Tesco). Then my wife phones and says she's not coming back yet. Now I'll have to figure out what to do with all the extra fresh food I picked up :rolleyes:.

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

The missus was due back from a few weeks in Kent today, so I did the Tesco run earlier (and dropped by Home Bargains for dog food, much cheaper than Tesco). Then my wife phones and says she's not coming back yet. Now I'll have to figure out what to do with all the extra fresh food I picked up :rolleyes:.

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typical...:doh: guess some can be frozen as is or made up and the frozen.

just put an order into morrisons again.. i fancied a change after tesco was sending me poor dates on stuff. a bit dearer but not too much. at least im getting 5 days on a chicken now etc

Flippin' cheek sending short dated stuff to home delivery customers, bet it's deliberate too.

They're all as bad - we no longer buy milk from the Co-op, as it was going 'off' at least a week before the 'use by' date.

Can get away with it on cereal for breakfast, but when used in a hot drink it will curdle. :doh:

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

Flippin' cheek sending short dated stuff to home delivery customers, bet it's deliberate too.

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yeah im sure it was.. save themselves money and stuff the poor customer. chickens with use by tomorrow on it and several ready meals with 2 days max on them. just not on.

Save money and do it this way:

https://skintdad.co.uk/morrisons-foo...ood-waste-app/

At least you will know what to expect :)

i dont really eat expired food much lol.. has a habit of upsetting my bidet:eek: