Dream I had last night

#26
#26
lawgator1 said:
This is intersting. I guess about five of us have had that drema of being registered for a class we did not realize we had and, oops, its finals time. Like kiddiedoc, when I had the dream it was in some sort of semi-conscious state. Like lying there half-dozing with the tv on and it just sort of broils up. Takes a few minutes of clearing fuzzy-headed mind to realize not the case.

Weird.
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Add me to the list of people who have had that dream. Weird indeed.
 
#31
#31
I wonder if there are any psych student members of the board that would care to document this and find out why so many people share that odd quasi-dream.

P.S. 9,999 posts. One more to the magic number.
 
#39
#39
Keeping with the tenor of your and doozer's conversation, are you saying that you are rubber and he is glue?
 
#40
#40
vader said:
Keeping with the tenor of your and doozer's conversation, are you saying that you are rubber and he is glue?
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Vader, I read their posts as being more in the vein of a sticks and stones kind of a thing. But I could be wrong. We'll know if any of them starts in with something about being in a tree, k-i-ss-ing and ends it with mention of a baby carriage.
 
#41
#41
I won't comment further for fear of tnfan07's super secret internet body gaurd contacting a mod about something i said again.
 
#43
#43
doozer said:
I won't comment further for fear of tnfan07's super secret internet body gaurd contacting a mod about something i said again.
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This guy posts here?

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#46
#46
lawgator1 said:
This is intersting. I guess about five of us have had that drema of being registered for a class we did not realize we had and, oops, its finals time. Like kiddiedoc, when I had the dream it was in some sort of semi-conscious state. Like lying there half-dozing with the tv on and it just sort of broils up. Takes a few minutes of clearing fuzzy-headed mind to realize not the case.

Weird.
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Did a little digging, and I found an interesting article by a NY Times writer on the exact topic:

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/08/education/08education.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

"You get a feel from a dream for the soul of the dreamer," said Dr. Melvin Lansky, a clinical professor of psychiatry at U.C.L.A.'s medical school, in a telephone interview from his office in Los Angeles. "One thinks that this dreamer is ambitious, hard-driving, feeling like 'all the pressure's on me,' and maybe struggling with the part of himself that wants to relax, even goof off. And what makes the mind distraught are the feelings, 'I can't do it, I'm not prepared.' And, 'It's my fault.' So you get the guilt, the shame, the feeling of being exposed. I'll bet Prince Charles wouldn't have such dreams. His place doesn't depend on merit."
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#49
#49
Well this thread has really taken off, and actually taken an academic turn. I like it.
 
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