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Claayer Wild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK
diogenes: I've got some Blue Vein meat for you, and I could whip up some yogurt too.


Whooaa steady Dio.. I get the impression you may get the 'Bobbit' laugh
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FishingMTgirl Big Sky, Montana USA
diogenes: Can I help it if your Lucky Charms are magically delicious?


But who Lamar in your wildest thought could replace someone who has "haunt" your dreams and replace just a moment in time in them? professor lips
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diogenes Longview, Texas USA
Claayer: Whooaa steady Dio.. I get the impression you may get the 'Bobbit'


Bobbit is for Hobbits....they don't make kitchen shears sharp enough to handle me. It's gonna take a Lumber Jill, to kill this thrill.

























that was the dumbest rhyme eversigh
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FishingMTgirl Big Sky, Montana USA
I would say that many people have told me and I will have to agree, I have a great, vivid imagination. It's makes my day interesting, specially when I find ones intellectual quite boring yawn
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diogenes Longview, Texas USA
Spanky Panky: I would say that many people have told me and I will have to agree, I have a great, vivid imagination. It's makes my day interesting, specially when I find ones intellectual quite boring



We should do an imagination collaboration.
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rwantin Costa Mesa, California USA
I have a fabulous imagination. I can even imagine I have a life...dancing
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sweetliberty Northwest, Arkansas USA
When I was a child the elders in the family often said; "I declare, that child has an active imagination." And often they would tell me to "get all that foolishness out of my head." I never listened, of course, being as stubborn as I was imaginative. Good thing, too, because if it weren't for my fantasies, I'd have no life at all. And if I lost my imaginary friends, I wouldn't have anybody to hang out with. grin

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sweetliberty Northwest, Arkansas USA
Justabloke: I use to be able to make my dreams go alone the way i wanted in full knowledge i was dreaming whats that do for the imagination


I used to be very in tune with my dreams like that....sometimes as director, sometimes more of an oberver..like a dream within a dream. Then I started keeping a dream jourrnal. That led to what would become one of the weirdest sequences of experience I ever had. It got where the boundaries between dreams and waking became blurred, and during the day I felt that I was awake in a dream and dragging a lifeless body around like so much dead weight. It became burdensome to the point of being almost painful. To sustain such a mental challenge for any significant span of time would surely drive a person to madness.

Anyway, after a few short weeks (or long, depending on how you look at it), I abandoned the dream journal project. Since then, I've seldom had the lucid dreams like what I had back then.
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gillyloves69 london, Inner London, England UK
Claayer: My dad has told me since I was very young 'Claire.. you have and imagination like Walt Disney'



wave

he was most probablly right ( good spelling intit )!

i love you way you express yourself !


thumbs up cheering hug
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gillyloves69 london, Inner London, England UK
EastbayRay: Philip K. Dick . . . now that guy could write science-fiction . . .


which one s of his stuff do you like then ?


conversing
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gillyloves69 london, Inner London, England UK
sweetliberty: I used to be very in tune with my dreams like that....sometimes as director, sometimes more of an oberver..like a dream within a dream. Then I started keeping a dream jourrnal. That led to what would become one of the weirdest sequences of experience I ever had. It got where the boundaries between dreams and waking became blurred, and during the day I felt that I was awake in a dream and dragging a lifeless body around like so much dead weight. It became burdensome to the point of being almost painful. To sustain such a mental challenge for any significant span of time would surely drive a person to madness.

Anyway, after a few short weeks (or long, depending on how you look at it), I abandoned the dream journal project. Since then, I've seldom had the lucid dreams like what I had back then.



wave

sounds interesting !


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tampa1 London, Ontario Canada
I would get slapped for most of what I imagine...........grin
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sweetliberty Northwest, Arkansas USA
gillyloves69: sounds interesting !


It was for a time. Got pretty bizarre though.
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