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Johanthemonster666

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1) What was the strangest dream you ever had that you can recall?

2) What was going on in the worst nightmare you remember?

3) Have you ever done lucid dreaming?

4)Ever had a dream become reality?
 

Redingold

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1) I was in this monastery on top of a mountain, and there was something about tennis, and then I went underground and my old French teacher was there, and we went into this room and my best friend was there, and then the door started to close and they ran through it but I got stuck and turned into a loaf of bread with sweets in it.

2) Plants were growing up through the floor. I have no idea why that was scary, but I do remember that this dream also featured Jesus and a plumber.

3) Once. I was at my school and then I realised I could control it. It lasted for a minute or so.

4) No.

Oh, and you should probably tell us what your answers to these questions are.
 

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Ok, strangest dream. I had a dream where I was an animal trainer in an arena - this place was huge, and I lived my life in it - most of the dream took place in this huge walled oval that functioned as a training ground. The dream itself was made of many segments that were all tied together with a cluster of false memories, of me being bonded to this animal that was to be my lifelong companion. We worked together, formed a friendship (trainers bonded to animals could talk to each other) and generally lived a happy life. The last part of the dream involved the animal dying, and I held it until I woke.

Worst nightmare. Agh, I answered this recently in another thread and I just want to C+P my answer. Found it!

So, years ago, I had this dream that I was sitting on a dockyard, dangling my feet out over the ledges. I was waiting for the Princes boat to arrive, so that I could meet him and take him across the city. I noticed, as I waited, that my mouth felt a little stiff, that I couldn't quite move my jaw as normal, but I thought nothing of it. It was late at night, and windy, but eventually I seen the lantern from the boat come into view. The prince got off, and greeted me - I began to escort him through the city. By now I'd noticed that not only had my jaw stopped working right, but my teeth felt loose, so I was a little worried, but I decided that as there was nothing to be done, I pushed on. Throughout the city, it was utterly quiet and unlit, so we moved quickly. I was fine, until he began to complain about his teeth too.

Eventually, I spot these piles of reddish mud with bits of white sticking out of it. At this point, the prince keels over, and begins to vomit up stuff that looks exactly like it - it's not mud, but rotting, decomposed flesh filled with gristle and bone and teeth. At that moment, my teeth begin to fall out of my mouth, and I feel violently ill. I cough up a lump of red blood, and wake up.

As for lucid dreaming, I've never been able to. My dreams are too convincing as reality for me to ever suspect they might not be.

Most of my dreams are too weird to become reality.
 

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Johanthemonster666 said:
3) Have you ever done lucid dreaming?
I usually don't "do" (as in intending it beforehand) lucid dreaming. I just sometimes in dreams do checks, may notice that i'm dreaming, and then begin consciously co-writing the script.

I do additionally sometimes put myself into near-hypnagogic-state as part of spiritual rituals, but that state despite of the imaginative aspect still is much closer to wake-state, then what people typically mean with lucid dreaming.

4)Ever had a dream become reality?
Nope - well, at least no case where i'm sure. I had some deja vu's where i couldn't remember this happening before in wake-state, and suspected that i may have experienced something similiar in a dream. I could however never pin this stuff down. So, i don't know.
 

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1) Well there was the one where my grandmother was doing tai chi with Delta Goodrem, and then she fell and cracked her skull open and my grandfather dived through the window to rescue her. I felt awful when I woke up, because I pretty much watched her die and didn't do anything. Then there was another one where I killed my mother with a folding chair and stole her identity.

2) Same answer as above really. Being responsible for the death of two family members is a little disturbing. I also had an awful nightmare where I was stalked by a shadow, but every time I turned to see what was casting the shadow, it disappeared. Finally, I stepped out of an elevator, and for some reason I was Major Kusanagi, and then I got shot and I woke up. It was terrifying.

3) Don't think so, no. Sometimes I can think in my dreams, and I know I'm dreaming. Does that count?

4) Not that I know of. Perhaps one of the dreams that I didn't remember the following morning actually happened in real life. I just don't know it.
 

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1) way to many to even try to pick but... zombie v ninja bowling match was pretty odd.

2) I was being put to death in a gas chamber (turns out my dog crawled into bed, put his ass pointing my nose and had really bad gas)

3) several times... its a really interesting experiance (i've been told if you smoke cinnamin it can create this effect)

4) yes. It normally creates a feeling of deja vou or however u spell it.
 

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1. Either where I died in dream and went to an after-life that resembled a medeival town, or the dream where I had a wife and daughter who had both been murdered, and I had to find out who did it. I only ever saw one photograph of them in the entire dream.

2. Other people being run-over by cars when I was 5, I still feel nervous when I'm with other people crossing the road.

3. I wish I could but I haven't.

4. No.
 

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1. me and a team of marines or something had to track down and kill IT (pennywise the dancing clown) i got split up in some wierd ancient underground ruins and started chasing IT. Then i woke up

2 i slip up in my drive way and my car was trying to kill me i try to get up but keep falling down, all the while i hear the car get closer to me.

3.no

4.no
 

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1. Hah, I normally never remember my dreams but I just happened to have one recently that I was able to remember perfectly all day. In fact I still remember most of it now even though it happened about a week ago. I wrote it down, and since my notes are in Dutch I'll translate them. I thought it was freaking epic. Too bad I didn't have any control over what I was doing though. My notes are more or less chronological by the way, I hope you'll be able to make sense of what I wrote down, even though the dream itself doesn't of course, it's a dream after all:


- The dream starts with a view of some sort of stage. Some people are dancing there.

- I'm sitting at some sort of dining table. There's another dining table behind us, to the left, with some other people.

- the dining table I'm sitting at has been decorated with candles and there are glasses, bottles and dinner plates on it too. It's unclear whether there's any food on the plates or if we've already had some. I could swear we had already eaten, but no remnants of food remain.

- I'm not sitting by myself; there's a guy in front of me, with a women I don't remember at all next to him to his left I believe, and two women (one of 'em is at least 65+ years old, I don't remember the other one that well but I believe she wasn't too young either) are to my left.

- As I said, people were dancing on stage (and on the dance floor near the tables). They suddenly stopped dancing, because the music changed (I only KNOW that it changed, not what was playing or what started playing now). My granddad (he's actually 93 years old :D ) and my little brother kept on dancing really quickly though. The older women next to me remarks that people on the dance floor don't know how to do this dance.

- We're looking for a particular small cap that belongs to one of the (glass?) bottles on the table. I don't find the right bottle (!! weren't we looking for caps? :D ) right away since the table is littered with 'em.

-The guy in front of me is holding the right bottle.

- I'm suddenly seeing everything through that guy's perspective. Apparently, he's only got one eye. That..And he's not exactly human, but turns out to be an android!

- He scans the room and table for the cap that should fit the bottle he found. (I'm still viewing this through his eyes). Caps are flying all around the place while he analyses them. I eventually find the right cap, while still viewing everything from his perspective. "I" am holding it up in the air for everyone to see, even though I can't see myself, don't have arms, and am still viewing it all from the android's point of view. It doesn't really look like a cap though, nor does the bottle really look like a bottle. The 'cap' gets scanned, I return to my own point of view. Nobody seems to have moved.

- The 'cap' fits the 'bottle'. I have to admit that neither of these things ever really looked like caps or bottles to begin with. It's more like some sort of figurine, with the bottle being the body and the cap being it's..hat or helmet or something. The figurine (and helmet ) are made of metal or some other hard material. It has a lot of markings on it, inscriptions. It had an incredibly detailed face, but there's no way I would be able to draw it. I actually tried to make a picture of it in wordpad (using paint), well, this is as far as my artistic capabilities will ever take me I guess: http://yfrog.com/6hfigurinep ("dop" means cap). The rectangles on the left aren't as thick and tall as I'm drawing them here, they're supposed to be legs of some sort, I think.

- The figurine had some stripes on it, like pointers (hands? is that the translation?) on a clock . They had an equal amount of space between them, every space equaled 5 minutes.

- When the helmet was put on top of the figurine (it fit perfectly and went pretty far over it's 'head'), some blue light came out of the inscriptions. I couldn't read them even though they were perfectly visible.

- I now notice that something had been wrong with the time all along. After noticing that, I also notice that the pointers aren't in their correct position anymore. Even though the spaces in between the pointers are supposed to be worth 5 minutes, some of them are closer to eachother than others. It's like one "part" of time (5 minutes) will take longer than some of the other parts which are individually also supposed to be 5 minutes. Time is "compressed" or something. And...that is bad.

- I'm here because I'm needed to solve this threat somehow, together with the androids. (I now know that the woman next to the guy in front of me (the android) is also an android, but that the people sitting next to me are in fact normal humans).

- This dream seems to be a tiny part of a series of dreams. The entire 'series' is 7 dreams/parts large. I'm only an insignificant part in the bigger scheme of things.

Well. End of dream! I woke up thanks to my alarm, exhilarated even though it was early and had to go to college. I also had a MASSIVE headache but I didn't care, I was happy about having had this dream. Wonder what it all means. It felt like other people would've had this particular dream, or other parts of it as well.

Freud eat your heart out.

2. Not going to go into this one too far. I remember only two nightmares I have had, one of em was as a small kid in which I only felt absolute fear, even after I woke up, for hours on end. No idea what that fear was for. The other one wasn't that long ago, that was some really fucked up shit that I don't want to go into right now.

3. I don't think so.

4. Nope.
 

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Redingold said:
1) I was in this monastery on top of a mountain, and there was something about tennis, and then I went underground and my old French teacher was there, and we went into this room and my best friend was there, and then the door started to close and they ran through it but I got stuck and turned into a loaf of bread with sweets in it.

2) Plants were growing up through the floor. I have no idea why that was scary, but I do remember that this dream also featured Jesus and a plumber.

3) Once. I was at my school and then I realised I could control it. It lasted for a minute or so.

4) No.

Oh, and you should probably tell us what your answers to these questions are.
You? Hear my dreams? lol *I'm joking*

1)I dreamt that my mother was smoking weed and letting the house burn down around her without lifting a finger.

2) I vividly remember A LOT of bad dreams, the worst ones involve being alone in a dark forest, knowing something was stalking me but never seeing who or what it is, or being in a room full big,hairy ugly spiders that have everything covered in webs and everything you touch is either a snake or a grusome looking spider.

3) All the time, I've had many dreams where I was consciously aware I was dreaming, but it had no effect on the dream at all (usually it just made the dream pause or just go out of deep sleep and REM, into the near-awake brain activity).

4)I dreamt a building exploded (when I was 10)and of an isolated part of the world being a power keg of war and destruction, lit by a series of inescapable past historical events. But that just makes me sound like a nut case, so I won't get into that stuff.
 

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{1} Too many to pin down. I'm pretty sure the weirdness gage is up high every time. One minute, zombies. The next minute, pole-vaulting. Figure that one out. (And that's just an example.)

{2} AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!! (Seriously, though. I never wake up screaming about anything. My worst nightmares don't usually involve something terrifying, but rather something I cannot accept happening because it seems contrary to my nature.)

{3} Happens all the time. I don't have many dreams where something monstrous is capable of harming me. The insinuation that the reality is unacceptable when it is NOT reality immediately renders the danger harmless by sheer willpower. Oh, and don't get me wrong about determining what reality is or not, because my dreams about horrific stuff don't operate as reality WOULD.

{4} Let's see... No zombies, no horrid abominations, no rampant nakedness, no mystery girl putting absolute faith in me, and (unfortunately) none of my former pets returning from the dead in a manner totally unlike Pet Semetary. Sorry.
 

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1) Well, there was this four story caravan the size of a small passenger plane that had girls in tutus flying around it, and then it turned into a building and these awesome looking bronze robots attacked, and I killed them with guns in a cool way, then my friend at the time came along and he'd stolen my girlfriend. I had no recolection of such a girlfriend, but I shot him for it..
I suppose it was great in a way though because I remember those awesoem robots and need to think of some kind of story involving them...

2) I'm not sure... just was in an endless cave, and no matter how many times I called, noone answered apart from my echo, which got more malicious as I yelled, taunting me. Was horrible, and the cave was narrow and I'm terrified of getting stuck in the dark where noone will find me, and this was basically all those.

3) Not sure what lucid dreaming is.

4) Nope
 
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Jedamethis said:
I can't remember any of my dreams :/
I have the same problem. I only remember two. First one I was kidnapped, and in the second I survived a nuclear explosion and somehow ended up having sex with a girl on the roof of a blown-out building.
 

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Johanthemonster666 said:
1) What was the strangest dream you ever had that you can recall?

2) What was going on in the worst nightmare you remember?

3) Have you ever done lucid dreaming?

4)Ever had a dream become reality?
1. I had a dream where I was the Doctor from Doctor Who. Except, you know, not capable. I kept shifting between reality and television and video games for some reason. The Doctor pwns at Xbox.

2. My ex died. Its hard to go into the details of why, but I was really shaken.

3. I wish.

4. Yes, but really minor things, so I can't really chalk it up to seeing the future. It's possible my mind is filling in the blanks.
 

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1) probably ones where I happen to be walking around my school wearing only a towel covered around my waist, and the fact that nobody in the dream points this out.

2)I'd say the worst ones probably involve me falling and hitting the ground in some way, I'm scared of heights.

3) Nope

4)Yes, but only boring, mudane stuff that happens in a 5 second dream.
 

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1) What was the strangest dream you ever had that you can recall?

I was chased around the desert with a few hundred other people by Godzilla.

2) What was going on in the worst nightmare you remember?

Can't really remember.

3) Have you ever had a lucid dream?

Once, kind of. I knew that I was asleep, but I was being followed around a shop by someone that wanted to kill me, and all I could do was walk. Since I knew that I was asleep though I woke myself up, and was telling myself out loud to during the dream.

4)Ever had a dream become reality?

No.
 

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1) i was hiding behind a fallen tree under fire and i was dressed as an elephant under paintball fire with the sg1 team but we were all acting like the paint would kill us like normal bullets.

2)my worst nightmere... I have two I used to be afraid of foxes when i was younger and i run from a fox trying to get over a stone wall I run but never make it the fox gets me every time,
my other worst nightmare I only get when I'm ill(don't know why)is a small green block on a string hitting a much larger green block on a string also but when they collide they swing back the same distance and constantly bounce back the same distance gives me a massive head acke.

3)Someone yelling at me and telling me their leaving but all my reactions are slowed down and everything starts to melt as that person leaves.

4) yes I got out of my bed in a daze walked down the stairs yelled for my mum because I didn't know where she'd gone then I blanked out when I talked to my mum in the morning and apparently I shouted "where's my snow globe?"

I'm a bit strange...