Words and dreams

Isn't it the use of ground axes that eventually turn you into a convict?

Flambe? Presumably you mean flambé. The accent is so important.
And I think the closest I ever got to nut flambé would be roast chestnuts, not they're a dessert though.

 

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Sometimes he goes round, sometimes he falls over.
Sometimes he scores a Century.

 

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Freddy?
Kruger?
Mercury?

 

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Flintoff! bit like the lovechild of Lurch and Boy George

 

Andrew Flintoff. English Cricketer. Whacker of the ball. Lover of Ale.

In dream mode = Fred Flintstone

Hence Freddy Flintoff

 

I used to work with Steve Flintoff.
Any relation?

 

Possibly, is he in the dream?

 

Eeuw.
I never dreamt about Steve, not even after a bad day at work.
Being dead was more interesting.

 

I don't dream in words at all.

It's all actions, flying mostly.

shame cos I'd love to wake up wondering if I was really dreaming of Chairman Mao instaed of just falling off the couch!....( again)

 

:worship:
Seconded. To express the usual English experience of the Ashes, that is the perfect Biblical quotation.
When I was younger, the words of Isaiah seemed like loony nonsense.
Now I see they hold great wisdom.

 

I like how he slipped an Oil reference in just below the radar..almost!

 

That explains much.

The mind boggles.

Three questions arise:
1) why would you dream about Mao?
2) don't you know what you dream about?
3) have you tried sleeping in a bed?

 

Lie on ze couch.
And What, in this dream, was your experience of being dead?........


Must leave the dream now and do some work.

Nice to see you back brand new person whose never been here before.

 

Sure beats dreaming about Maggie T.

Huh!?

Only the gutter is full.

 

No, I intend to tell the truth.

Hauntingly familiar...

Sick bugger!

I wouldn't know, that's not something I do either.
I wasn't aware it was an either/ or thing.

Well since you said "shame cos I'd love to wake up wondering if I was really dreaming of Chairman Mao" it would indicate that you don't know what you were dreaming about.

Stars?
You're looking in the wrong direction.

 

Captain Kremmen,

I say with with my heart laid bare and on my sleeve and with a fair amount of trepidation but I honestly once had a massive wet dream involving my mother. I was only about sixteen at the time and don't think I've ever quite got over it.

* assumes position on ze Chaise Longue*

Stuck for words.

 

Me too, but I don't fancy your mother now.

 

Me neither.

She's got kind of old and flabby!

 

It happens to some.

 

symbols?

words combine experiences and even creations (dragons, monsters...etc..)

but unless you a real bad boy at the chalk board rewriting how bad you 'will not be'.... i can't see words as the core of observations (hek i ken bearly rite em wen awaick.)

think of words like filing cabnets of material information (ie.. say a word and see how many experiences come up)

perhaps that is what you have 'recorded' for the term


but say the word "God" and watch how many different ideas people can come up with

sleep is recording memories; kind of like a reboot to a computer in which to shut down the mainframe (consciousness), the energy is being used to affix the held 'light' (memory) to a structure (In the sciences see polaritonic: a wavelength ca be imposed to mass, and then be recalled in tact (memory held in an 'f' of electromagnetic energy (light)) Pretty much like a picture is held upon a film, but at the molecular scale.

during this time (sleep/memory recording) all kinds of stuff is coming to the front of experience (per se; as much is imagined (created) during the process) Kind of like mixing liquid colors, some bleed out real strange on the edges.

to understand how and what memories are and how the coherance of energy within the mind/body is the consciousness (state of awareness of an i), then it is real easy to see how creative man can be.

nothing magical about it, just the nuts and bolts of life and how it works (upon mass)