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    I knew that one would draw silence, it always does. That’s the dream that caused the palm ready to get up and walk off!

    Russ

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    Sadly it's a well known phenomenon, that whilst one's own dreams can be interesting/bizzare/curious or troubling etc., they hold no interest to others.

    I often have odd and repetitive dreams, but I ignore them - I don't believe they're premonitions or trying to "tell me something".
    Barry

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    I don't know, I'm quite interested in what people dream about. Not for any particular reason though.
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    I don't know Russ, I dare say a psychiatrist versed in dream analysis may offer some suggestions as to the meaning, but as a layperson the only logical explanation I can offer is that as a teenager you were a bit mental.

    You seem quite normal now, but I'm really not qualified to judge that either


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    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Sadly it's a well known phenomenon, that whilst one's own dreams can be interesting/bizzare/curious or troubling etc., they hold no interest to others.
    As the mighty HMHB put it:

    'Your weird dreams
    Don’t impress in any way
    In dreams
    Weird things are mundane and everyday
    Strange to me would be
    Buying a loaf
    And coming straight home'.

    Still, at least dreams are more interesting than people getting their kecks in a twist about bloody football.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Sadly it's a well known phenomenon, that whilst one's own dreams can be interesting/bizzare/curious or troubling etc., they hold no interest to others.

    I often have odd and repetitive dreams, but I ignore them - I don't believe they're premonitions or trying to "tell me something".
    I would normally agree, most dreams are just stray thoughts randomly stitched together. And a reoccurring dream could be caused by something troubling you. But 23 consecutive nights in a row, proves higher than coincidence. Plus, the fact that it never varied, always the same, is also rather unusual. If it did in fact, “mean anything”, I’ll be damned if I know what. If someone from the other side was trying to send me a message, they did a piss poor job of it, as no one can figure it out.

    But, it’s still far more interesting than dreaming you’re in school with no pants on. I personally enjoy hearing someone’s truly bizarre dreams. As I pointed out earlier, Steven King made a fortune relaying his dreams.

    Russell

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    Can you dream that you're having a dream? If so, which one would be the real dream?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    I don't know Russ, I dare say a psychiatrist versed in dream analysis may offer some suggestions as to the meaning, but as a layperson the only logical explanation I can offer is that as a teenager you were a bit mental.

    You seem quite normal now, but I'm really not qualified to judge that either


    Ooh look, your palm reader is back! Come out, we can see you
    I may have been, I appeared to be well adjusted, worked 40 hours a week from the age of 15, married at 18, seems normal enough, but who knows what normal is for a 17 year old? Besides a psychiatrist maybe?. I’d say most 17 year olds are rather weird?

    Russell

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    Married at eighteen? Are you nuts?

    Only joking Russ, as I was with my previous post. When I read your post, it conjured images of 'Donnie Darko'.

    Your dream does seem to be a good way to get rid of annoying people at parties though.
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    This popped up on Facebook yesterday


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