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Dreams (the actual while asleep kind)
Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 21:50
by rien
Thought this warrants a new topic: I dreamt of this forum last night. And of a fictional bootlegging site. Except it was a real place, looking like a bar, with IP numbers written down in little black books.
Also featuring: strange architecture, selective time-manipulating powers, closed steampunky Underground stations, flying.
Re: Dreams (the actual while asleep kind)
Posted: 30 Nov 2014, 15:47
by mh
rien wrote:...a fictional bootlegging site. Except it was a real place, looking like a bar...
That's not too far off the reality sometimes!
Re: Dreams (the actual while asleep kind)
Posted: 30 Nov 2014, 17:22
by Nikolas Vitus Lagartija
rien wrote:Thought this warrants a new topic: I dreamt of this forum last night. And of a fictional bootlegging site. Except it was a real place, looking like a bar, with IP numbers written down in little black books.
Also featuring: strange architecture, selective time-manipulating powers, closed steampunky Underground stations, flying.
Wonder what a psychiatrist would make of all this. Obsession, alcohol, old-fashioned design, nerds ... Yep, sounds like a fairly lifelike reconstruction of any gathering of TSOM fans.
Re: Dreams (the actual while asleep kind)
Posted: 30 Nov 2014, 17:29
by rien
Posted: 18 Dec 2014, 22:44
by Nikolas Vitus Lagartija
Blimey ! I'm not falling asleep listening to TSOM again ...
http://wolfshadowwispers.wordpress.com/ ... #more-2174
I wonder if he was listening to Afterhours when he wrote this ?
Posted: 22 Dec 2014, 14:25
by rien
Pft. I get creepier dreams than that without TSoM...
Thankfully, last night's dreams weren't creepy, but they did have
in them (no, not *that* kind of dreams...). Something about cigarettes...
Posted: 22 Dec 2014, 17:08
by Johnny Rev 7.0
I dream vividly every night. I just don't remember them come morning. As I drift from subconsciousness to consciousness, they seem to dissipate. Then they're gone. Then I experience
déjà vu at a later date.
However, after going to sleep one night after
Rien's OP, and waking, I did manage to grab onto the tail of one... and drag it back. Once I had the tail it was very easy to find the head, and work back, and write it down.
The other protagonist in the dream is a close student friend, so I emailed it to her. I counted 27 triggers and she spotted 15 instantly.
We have since met (twice) to discuss, and we have managed to fill-in the blanks, but there's still two missing which we don't understand, or can't understand.
And yes, she thinks I'm even more weird than she initially thought.
Posted: 22 Dec 2014, 17:35
by markfiend
Once you start remembering them, especially if you discipline yourself to write them down immediately, it gets more and more easy to remember.
Posted: 22 Dec 2014, 17:47
by Johnny Rev 7.0
Novel in the offing? A book of Short Dreams?
Don't knock it, as there is a huge market out there. Depending on your writing skills and final presentation.