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MOX
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Mikero
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AlexThePenguin
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« Reply #142 on: 15 March 2009, 02:34:13 » |
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Fine, I know it's a necropost, but I didn't want to create a new topic if this one wasn't locked.
Last night, I had an odd dream whilst falling asleep.
I was falling at first.
I Jumped from the top of a waterfall, facing the falls, head to the ground.
I was fully sensual, except that I couldn't hear. I could feel and taste the spray from the waterfall and the wind rushing past. I could see everything in full colour. I could smell the mossy rocks.
There was no feeling of impending impact, only that of total weightlessness.
I fell until I reached the top of the mists at the base of the falls, then I dove under the water.
As soon as I was completely submerged, I opened my eyes, and saw that I was not in the water, but high above a fast-moving river with rocks jutting out in almost a defined pattern.
At that point, I realized that I could hear. The river's current was moving at the same pace as my pulse, and I was being swept along its path by the wind, and stopped at a large, deep pool.
At that point, everything stopped.
No sight.
No sound.
No taste.
No smell.
No touch.
Only thought, and the realization that I was fully asleep.
And after that, nothing.
I woke up almost twelve hours later, but in between, there was nothing.
It was ... interesting.
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ChaosVortex
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« Reply #144 on: 15 March 2009, 03:39:37 » |
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A few weeks back, my sleep kept spawning a lot of MGS-related dreams.
I mean, A LOT.
Haven't played any of the games in months, and I don't think I was even thinking about MGS in any way. They were fun dreams though.
One I remember, was like a fusion of MGS and MegaMan, where you grabbed an ability after each boss you beat, and then continued to infiltrate the base.
The other was "Metal Gear Solid Golf"
That's right. You played as Snake, and was on a golf-course similar to turf in Snake Eater. You'd swing and hit the ball, and then it would land. After that, from the point where you hit the ball, you would have to sneak your way across the golf course, avoiding terrorist sight, and find the ball before you could advance to your next swing.
I woke up, and realized, that would be one FUN game.
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Slugkid
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« Reply #148 on: 15 March 2009, 05:10:54 » |
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Sometimes I have dreams of stuff that happens months or years later, exactly like on the dream. I realize it's what I dreamt, but I still think the same I heard me thinking on the dream. I can't seem to be able to change it...
What's cool about that is that I end up dreaming me watching TV, thinking "Oh, this is my dream"
Also, last year I dreamt about a dog chasing me. Not running, more like, just following me. Then it started barking, and I scared it away, but it came back, so I tried scaring it away and failed. Then the dog was about to bite me. So I kicked it, instinctively. But I never knew if I had hit the dog, because I woke up inmediately after due to kicking the wall...
My toe hurted for like a week.
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