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What is Attila the Sugar Coated Battering Ram? (pg. 2)
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Pariah Cleric
Quentin the Magical Hot Rod
M@t
quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
Mine is nammed "Estella's Fantacy"


in ya dreams n00b
Moral Hazard
quote:
Originally posted by M@t
in ya dreams n00b


no, in her's
Estella
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Originally posted by M@t
dont worry petal my sugar coated one is alright
seems the username bartanian got culled:( , didnt even do nowt bad today


Petal? I like that, that's a good name... Bart got the hammer?! :(
M@t
quote:
Originally posted by Estella
Petal? I like that, that's a good name... Bart got the hammer?! :(


aye
he'll be back
Estella
quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
no, in her's



:stongue:

Estella's fantasy sounds like a video out of the $1 clearance bin. No, it sound's like a My Little Pony adventure.

I haven't dreamt in the longest time, I would say months. Something is wrong. That's not healthy is it? Diagnose me, Moral.
Bartimaeus
quote:
Originally posted by Estella
Estella's fantasy sounds like a video out of the $1 clearance bin. No, it sound's like a My Little Pony adventure.


estella speaks in the 3rd person and is happy bart is back
Estella
quote:
Originally posted by Bartimaeus
estella speaks in the 3rd person and is happy bart is back


hahaa. Why'd you get the boot? Did it have anything to do with the 5 Donnie Darko theads on Page 1 ? :haha:
Moral Hazard
quote:
Originally posted by Estella
:stongue:

Estella's fantasy sounds like a video out of the $1 clearance bin. No, it sound's like a My Little Pony adventure.

I haven't dreamt in the longest time, I would say months. Something is wrong. That's not healthy is it? Diagnose me, Moral.


Damnit Estella, I'm a crackhead not a psychologist!

Truth be told you likely just do not remember your dreams, this is far more common then remembering them. In fact, usually when you remember a dream it is because it was a hallucination rather then a dream. You only dream in REM sleep. If you wake naturally then it takes too long to get from REM sleep to full arousal (not that type of arousal) to remember anything you experienced in REM. Typically people will hallucinate in level one and two sleep, which you will normally pass through within 30 minutes of falling asleep or waking up. If you have ever awoken from a dream and then gone back to sleep and continued the dream.... it was a hallucination not a dream.
Bartimaeus
quote:
Originally posted by Estella
hahaa. Why'd you get the boot? Did it have anything to do with the 5 Donnie Darko theads on Page 1 ? :haha:


lol dunno, ppl seem unable to ignore that which they dont approve of

Estella
quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
Damnit Estella, I'm a crackhead not a psychologist!

Truth be told you likely just do not remember your dreams, this is far more common then remembering them. In fact, usually when you remember a dream it is because it was a hallucination rather then a dream. You only dream in REM sleep. If you wake naturally then it takes too long to get from REM sleep to full arousal (not that type of arousal) to remember anything you experienced in REM. Typically people will hallucinate in level one and two sleep, which you will normally pass through within 30 minutes of falling asleep or waking up. If you have ever awoken from a dream and then gone back to sleep and continued the dream.... it was a hallucination not a dream.


Yeahhh ! I remember those levels. Beta, Theta, Alpha, etc. I don't know. ALL dreams I do remember, I can remember so vividly. Just because I don't remember anything in these last couple months, doesn't mean I didn't dream. That makes sense, Moral.

Are you saying lucid dreaming is a hallucination in the first levels? I've heard you can control your dreams and have means of continuing them after you've been disrupted.
DigitalPhoenix
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