At least there are no spawn campers in your dreams. That would just be frustrating. I mean, you can't change servers or anything while you're sleeping.
Latest weird dream: Walking out of a room, through a series of corridors and rooms and such, and then walking back into the room I started in, just in time to see myself leave through the door I originally left through. Who I then follow. Thinking back, I should have just waited for myself to come back. Of course, I might've gotten lost on the way back to myself, which is entirely possible, so it was probably a good idea that I followed myself.
That reminds me of a dream I had one time. Probably the single most boring dream I've ever had, but it is still a somewhat interesting story. So I was sitting in the hall at college (or high school, I forget), and without realizing it fell asleep. In the dream, I was sitting in the same hall, and I had to use the bathroom. So I stood up and walked to where the bathroom should have been, but it wasn't there. After a moment of confusion, I thought "Oh yeah, this is a dream."
So then I woke up, and went to the bathroom.
"I'm a weatherman, I don't believe in fate."
--Randall Stevens
And yet another great dream I had! I was a part of a group of people setting up to hold a rather well advertised convention for time travelers hoping some one would show up. And well... No one did. Haha! Letdown.
My name made sense when I first thought it up.
I apologize in advance for the inevitable awkwardness.
I had one dream where I kept on 'waking up' and wandering into the bathroom. Finally, I actually woke up and had to check to make sure that things actually matched up with my memory to be sure I was awake.
One post wonder wrote:I was a part of a group of people setting up to hold a rather well advertised convention for time travelers hoping some one would show up.
I think the MIT guys actually did that once; no time travelers showed up to their's either. I can only assume that it wasn't advertised well enough.
"I'm a weatherman, I don't believe in fate."
--Randall Stevens
I had a short, odd one while I was on CQ the other day (it's like a 24-hour guard duty thing where you sit at a desk). I'd stayed up for most of the night, I think I made it till about four in the morning, and then I fell asleep. My supervisor was also asleep at this point. Well, in the dream, I looked over at my supervisor and saw that he was asleep, then looked across the room and there was this guy sitting there in the most stereotypical Count Dracula outfit you could think of. Black suit, slick-back hair, the whole nine yards. So he looks at the NCO, then at me, and he says "Vampire upgrade!"
And then I woke up. I think it was supposed to be a crack about falling asleep; my subconscious is such a smartass.
"I'm a weatherman, I don't believe in fate."
--Randall Stevens
