The Real Problem Behind The IRS Scandal - Page 4

icenine · #31 05-31-2013, 09:22 AM

I dream in color all the time.

Ignorant but realistic? Is that possible?

oh these scandals have died already

BlueStreak · #32 05-31-2013, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by merrylander

Only time I ever dreampt in colour was when I was 10, lying in a hospital bed with a broken leg and a blood stream full of morphine.

Morphine is some NASTY stuff. They kept me on morphine for nearly a week (IIRC) after my heart surgery. I asked for the responsible doctor and demanded to be taken off of it. Why? Because I woke up in the middle of the night thinking the room, and I, were on fire. It was so realistic, I could feel the flames burning my skin.

Why anyone would CHOOSE to get high off of something like that is beyond me.

Dave

icenine · #33 05-31-2013, 04:55 PM

what is the latest on the dying scandals?

BlueStreak · #34 05-31-2013, 05:05 PM

What scandals?

Dave

bobabode · #35 05-31-2013, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by icenine

what is the latest on the dying scandals?

They are defending the "lamestream liberal media" for all that it's worth.

Charles · #36 05-31-2013, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueStreak

Yeah, I had a very lucid, (Or, would that be lurid? Maybe both?), dream one night in the barracks. Unfortunately, my roomates heard the animal noises I was making and saw the circus tent I had erected. Then came the volcano...................

It took me two years to live that down.

Dave

I believe that was a lurid dream...was it fun???

A lucid dream is whenever you realize that it's a dream and you can control it...pretty much do anything you want. A combination of the two is an absolute hoot!!!

I was really getting a kick out of these dreams, but as soon as I started having fun with them...I quit having them.

The one I had the other night was as entertaining, and without a doubt the most creative lucid dream I've ever had. I never realized I was dreaming, but just as soon as I realized that I could do anything I wished...I woke up.

Just as well, the dog had to go outside and puke...nothing I wanted to deal with at 2:AM...of course, cleaning up dog puke is nothing I want to do at 5:AM either. But I can't blame the little dog for being sick. After all, it's belly was full of puke.

Must be my upbringing. Every time I started having fun I got my ass kicked for it. So now I can't allow myself to have any fun.

To tell the truth, I'm kind of surprised that no one else has chimed in about lucid dreams. The best I can tell, they're not THAT uncommon.

Chas

BlueStreak · #37 05-31-2013, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Charles

I believe that was a lurid dream...was it fun???

Oh, it was WAY fun. In fact, it was so fun, I'm still trying to find that chick thirty years later. Alas, I've finally come to realize she's a figment of my imagination.

Dave

icenine · #38 05-31-2013, 09:21 PM

I take a medicine called lopid for high tryglycerides...some say it causes lucid dreams and quit taking them....but not me

i do not mind.

bobabode · #39 05-31-2013, 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by icenine

I take a medicine called lopid for high tryglycerides...some say it causes lucid dreams and quit taking them....but not me

i do not mind.

Why can't you be like all the other kids and just take psilocybin?

icenine · #40 06-01-2013, 12:11 AM

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Why can't you be like all the other kids and just take psilocybin?

I am have panic attacks at night.....and that is without the acid, lsd, shrooms.....

when i wake up from sleep apnea I feel like I cannot breath so I take a placebo of alka selzter and sudafed ( the real stuff you have to show your license for)

haven't died yet

on the ship and in Iraq it sucked...I would actually walk around the base at night in Iraq until the feeling went away