The most powerful hallucinogen known to man...

[beachguy in thongs]

I told you guys, I couldn't remember the rhyme. I was never taught that way. I was never taught by association, but I learned a lot more using that method.

beachguy in thongs Reviewed by beachguy in thongs on 09-25-2005. The most powerful hallucinogen known to man... ...is something we all experience every day. It's called sleep. Think about it. Well, I'm off to bed so I can trip balls. :D Rating: 5

[Takingsunday21]

hey ganj that happened to me when i was younger a lot
i would always have dreams i could control. i remember in one i saved my grandma from this guy. because i knew he wasnt real so i fought him. im serious. i had total control.

[beachguy in thongs]

hey ganj that happened to me when i was younger a lot
i would always have dreams i could control. i remember in one i saved my grandma from this guy. because i knew he wasnt real so i fought him. im serious. i had total control.

I remember one where I saved my Brother from a killer when I was hiding between the fridge and the counter.

[3 Sheets To The Wind]

In a dream i had a year or so ago, i was being chased by my brother in like a museum type place (lots of glass cabinets) and i ran into one of the tall cabinets, grabbed a semi-auto hand gun and shot my brother in the head through the glass, he carried on chasing me, so i shot him again (i knew it was a dream as he lived hehe) right on his forehead, then i can remember me being scared shitless of what he'd do to me for shooting him twice in the head (it was a proper handgun as well, a 9mm i think) and that's where the dream ended haha.

I woke up the next morning and apologised, i felt bad for shooting him haha.
Reminds me of Reservoir Dogs "If you shoot me in a dream, you better wake up and apologise!"

[Mirno Sctlnd]

I remember being told that when we sleep we have thousands of dreams everynight, but those dreams are really short, but seem to you to be long as your brain process's it or something. I also heard taht if you stop dreaming your brain would fuck up. But how come you don't always notice that you've spent the last 8 hours in another dimension,

[3 Sheets To The Wind]

I hear you dream every night many times, some you remember, some you don't, and usually you don't remember any of the dreams you had that night

[ermitonto]

I read somewhere that you only remember the dreams you wake up from. And this seems to be true from my own experience.

[AHLaD]

I do that, still, it's from a book I read that came from the future. That's the way the hero kept spelling it. I told Ron Bennett about that earlier when I made a thread about spelling, then he came back at me with spell check.

Seriously, it's about a time when we legalized pot and freed the mind's of scientists/powers-that-be (besides bringing peace) so they could develop time-travel. And we've done it, and have been coming back throughout history to place books in certain areas for certain individuals to read them.

That book has been taken back to the future.

Sounds well interesting.. whats the name of the book?

[NextGen]

I think you only remember the last few seconds of your dream right before you wake up.

[Satan666]

I believe dreaming is your brain running a defrag program. organizing and making sense of all the information it processed that day.

Sweet.