DREAMS - Do You Remember Them? - What's Your Most Crazy Dream?

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I rarely remember a dream. Likely due to my sleep disorder which is perhaps grounds for another thread. My wife on the other hand remembers tons of her dreams. She wakes up seemingly every other day or so and proceeds to tell me about all of the wild and crazy dreams she had the night prior. It's like she is living twice. Sometimes I wish I dreamed and remembered them. I bet my dreams would be great and filled with insane guitar action. Hey. It sounds great to me. And at this point I'd take almost anything.

How many of you remember your dreams frequently? What are your craziest ones?
 
This is a real dream I had a few years ago:

In the dream, I was standing in a long line of guys in their underwear, inside a late 19th century wooden building that was painted a mud green on the walls. After a while, I realized it was an induction center for the British Army. Suddenly I was at a window, and the man at the window yelled, "Hold out your arms!" So I held out my arms. "Shirt!" he yelled. "Shirt!" I replied. And he put a mud green uniform shirt, neatly folded onto my outstretched arms.

"Next Window!" he yelled.

So I went to the next window. "Hold out your arms!" yelled the man at the window. So I did. "Boots!" he yelled. "Boots!" I replied. And he put a pair of new combat boots onto the shirt. "Next Window!" he yelled.

I went to the next window and held out my arms, knowing the drill now. "Greatcoat!" said the man, I did the usual reply, and he slipped a mud green trench coat under the boots. "Next Window!"

I got to the next window, arms stretched out with the stuff on them, and the man yelled, "Helmet, stockings and blouse!" And he put a tin hat, socks and service jacked kind of thing on my pile.

When I got to the next window with this pile of stuff, the guy yelled, "Kilt!" and put a kilt onto the pile. I yelled, "Kilt??" It dawned on me that I was going to be in a Scottish regiment. "Next window!" he yelled.

Holding out my arms, the man yelled, "Bean Bag Underpants!!" "Bean Bag Underpants!" I yelled back. And he dropped this -- large thing -- onto the pile.

Next thing you know, I'm in France in WWI, and I hear the guns firing in the distance, and I'm marching along with the rest of the soldiers, and you hear the muffled sounds of big guns, and small arms, but in our line of men you hear this relatively loud "crunch, croosh, crunch" of hundreds of men in bean bag underpants marching along, the sound coming through under the men's kilts and greatcoats, and you hear the sergeants barking out orders, etc.

At some point, we stop to eat. And it's one of those nights that the moon lights up the clouds, and you can see very well. Off in the distance there's the flash of cannons, but the sound is still muffled. Still, the sky lights up every time one of the cannons goes off.

For some reason, I'm not terrified.

I'm sitting in front of a fire with the other men, and I realize that in fact, the underpants under the kilt make a very comfy little bean bag chair when you have to sit on the ground! And I'm feeling quite good about this. I'm smiling in the dream.

And the next thing I know, one of the sergeants sits down next to me, takes a big swig of whisky, and says, "Well, what do ye think of yer bean bag underpants now, laddie?"

It was an incredibly vivid dream, and so bizarre that I woke up laughing hysterically.
 
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I actually DID dream about talking to PRS PS team about a paisley covered SC gtr. The other dream I recently had was weird, At one point I drove my vehicle off a 100 ft cliff into a river and lived.
 
I actually DID dream about talking to PRS PS team about a paisley covered SC gtr. The other dream I recently had was weird, At one point I drove my vehicle off a 100 ft cliff into a river and lived.

Did Paisley make it out ok?
 
Did Paisley make it out ok?

Oh yea!!
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I don't dream often, and when I do, I know it's a dream while it's happening, and I seem to be just playing along to see where it leads.
But this was different...
The most memorable PG one had me borrowing my sister's rented car. I stopped at an Exxon to fill it up. I always love to try new flavors of chips and candy bars but being diabetic, iii's a rare occasion when I do. While in the Exxon paying, I noticed someone was stealing the car, but more important to me was the candy bar I saw: a Payday, clearly marked "Made with real Muenster Cheese" emblazoned on the wrapper. I bought it, but I have no idea what it tastes like because the cops came about the car, then I woke up.
What's really odd is that the next night I had a different dream, but still managed to find a Payday made with real muenster cheese. I'm still waiting for the 3rd time. That's means it'st supposed to come true, right?

For those unfamiliar:

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ummmm.... yes but I'd have to ............ ummmmmmm......... yeah ~
 
The wife is a horror fiend. She's always dreaming about zombies and the like.

I never thought about zombies or really had any interest in "horror-ish" stuff, then one day out of nowhere I started having zombie dreams... creepy.

When did your wife start having these dreams? I'm curious because I am rarely in-sync with popular cultural phenomena and started having them a year or two before the revitalized zombie craze.
 
This is a real dream I had a few years ago:

In the dream, I was standing in a long line of guys in their underwear, inside a late 19th century wooden building that was painted a mud green on the walls. After a while, I realized it was an induction center for the British Army. Suddenly I was at a window, and the man at the window yelled, "Hold out your arms!" So I held out my arms. "Shirt!" he yelled. "Shirt!" I replied. And he put a mud green uniform shirt, neatly folded onto my outstretched arms.

"Next Window!" he yelled.

So I went to the next window. "Hold out your arms!" yelled the man at the window. So I did. "Boots!" he yelled. "Boots!" I replied. And he put a pair of new combat boots onto the shirt. "Next Window!" he yelled.

I went to the next window and held out my arms, knowing the drill now. "Greatcoat!" said the man, I did the usual reply, and he slipped a mud green trench coat under the boots. "Next Window!"

I got to the next window, arms stretched out with the stuff on them, and the man yelled, "Helmet, stockings and blouse!" And he put a tin hat, socks and service jacked kind of thing on my pile.

When I got to the next window with this pile of stuff, the guy yelled, "Kilt!" and put a kilt onto the pile. I yelled, "Kilt??" It dawned on me that I was going to be in a Scottish regiment. "Next window!" he yelled.

Holding out my arms, the man yelled, "Bean Bag Underpants!!" "Bean Bag Underpants!" I yelled back. And he dropped this -- large thing -- onto the pile.

Next thing you know, I'm in France in WWI, and I hear the guns firing in the distance, and I'm marching along with the rest of the soldiers, and you hear the muffled sounds of big guns, and small arms, but in our line of men you hear this relatively loud "crunch, croosh, crunch" of hundreds of men in bean bag underpants marching along, the sound coming through under the men's kilts and greatcoats, and you hear the sergeants barking out orders, etc.

At some point, we stop to eat. And it's one of those nights that the moon lights up the clouds, and you can see very well. Off in the distance there's the flash of cannons, but the sound is still muffled. Still, the sky lights up every time one of the cannons goes off.

For some reason, I'm not terrified.

I'm sitting in front of a fire with the other men, and I realize that in fact, the underpants under the kilt make a very comfy little bean bag chair when you have to sit on the ground! And I'm feeling quite good about this. I'm smiling in the dream.

And the next thing I know, one of the sergeants sits down next to me, takes a big swig of whisky, and says, "Well, what do ye think of yer bean bag underpants now, laddie?"

It was an incredibly vivid dream, and so bizarre that I woke up laughing hysterically.


So, Highlander...you can't resist telling true tales of your past, and concealing them as a dream? Be careful...one day someone is going to realize that these stories are true, and that you truly are 785 years old!
 
I dream frequently. If I don't like the way they are going I ususally change them.
Some are pure entertainment, some creative in the artistic sense and some point to the solution to something I've been working on.
One night I dreamed I was at a concert and was asked if I wanted to play a song - of course I said yes (though in truth I'm not worthy) and as I was walking up I couldn't think of what to play, so I made something up on stage. I kind of liked it, so I got out of bed and grabbed a piece of paper and wrote it down. It is quite messy, but I have it in my brief case - haven't tried to play it in real life yet.
 
Anyone posting here ever seen "Waking Life"? (Richard Linklater directed).

I am fascinated by the concept of the lucid dream....the ability to control the content of your dream, and to understand that you are dreaming, but to still experience all of the sensations that are particular to the dream.

I understand that some people have this talent, and if you do...you can effectivley live two lives since you can control the content of your dreams to be any scenario you desire to experience.

There are also supposedly "exercises" you can try, to increase the effectiveness of your lucid dream. So far, my attempts have resulted in nothing. Any time I am "aware" that I am dreaming (during the dream) the dream itself continues on without my ability to control the direction.

My favorite movies are those that blend dream imagery with "reality" and leave you at times confused as to what part of the story is the dream, and what is reality.

For example....in the "Sopranos"....was the entire last episode a dream Tony had? There is lots of evidence in that episode to support the concept that all the events could not have occurred within that time span and that the abrupt ending was Tony awakening.

My favorite "dream vs. reality" movie has to be David Lynch's "Mullholland Drive" which needs to be seen several times before you can begin to truly decipher which scenes are really taking place, and which scenes are part of the Naomi Watts character's dream.
 
There are also supposedly "exercises" you can try, to increase the effectiveness of your lucid dream. So far, my attempts have resulted in nothing. Any time I am "aware" that I am dreaming (during the dream) the dream itself continues on without my ability to control the direction.

I can't control them either. The most annoying thing is that when I wake up from an unpleasant dream I can fall back asleep and it will start up again, but that never happens with a good dream.. especially the sexy ones.
 
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