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Amerigo Vespucci Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-15-10 01:56 PM
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Had a Mel Gibson dream last night. Swear on my life that it's 100% true.
Mel Gibson knocked on my door. He worked for AT&T but he was still Mel Gibson. He told me that he had to come in and install a jack for a second phone line in my house. When I asked him why he told me that the landlord wanted a dedicated phone line so that he could call me daily and remind me of when the rent was due, and if necessary, yell at me if it was late. I asked him why my land line and cell phone weren't sufficient and he pulled out a piece of paper and said "Here is my work order, sir, signed by your landlord."

I woke up at that point.

SWEAR ON MY LIFE...that was the dream, exactly as it happened.

:spray:
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RandomThoughts Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-15-10 02:04 PM
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1. So your Mel Gibson
works for AT&T

I don't pay rent, helps to own a home.
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RandomThoughts Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-15-10 02:08 PM
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2. And don't take it to hard
Just working on your inner pinhead.
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LaurenG Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-15-10 07:16 PM
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3. I dreamed about a beautiful plant last night
I was walking through a nice neighborhood, somewhere I'm not familiar with IRL but I seemed to know my way around. I walked past a yard with my husband and saw a gorgeous plant, sort of a vine hanging over the picket fence. It was really unusual and had a tassel on the end of it. I reached out to touch it and it started moving and it giggled. I was really surprised and backed away a bit when I noticed a lady sitting in the yard. She called to me by name and asked if I'd met her daughter (the plant!!) and then asked me if she could borrow a small baking dish, she was holding a black one. I said of course and apparently I lived next door so I went into the house to get mine thinking it wouldn't match since it was an old white corning ware dish with the blue cornflower on it and then I woke up.

So weird, but at least they weren't asking me for rent! :rofl:
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LeftishBrit Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Aug-19-10 04:44 PM
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4. Interesting dream!
Well, I dreamt last night that I was visiting a flat in an elegant Victorian house in central London, and the other people there included my mother, three of my students, a builder whom I know, and - Tony Abbott, the right-wing candidate for PM of Australia! In my dream, he had somehow been appointed as Education Secretary in the British government. He had a car parked in the street, and I was asked to go and sit in the car and wait till he came out. The car suddenly started to move and I didn't know where the brake was or how to stop the car. Fortunately, it wasn't going very fast, and I managed to get out of the car, and with the help of someone else in the street, we managed to turn the car around at right angles so that it faced a driveway, and somehow that stopped it.

(I don't drive, but have recurring dreams about out-of-control cars. I suppose Cameron's government HAS been going in the wrong direction with no brake!)

I have been having a number of bizarre political dreams since our election. Another was that it was revealed that some of the new Conservative MPs were not real people, but artificial intelligence programmes 'programmed to be right-wing'. This resulted in a big court case about whether computer programmes are eligible to sit in Parliament.
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