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>> No. 426868 Anonymous
16th May 2019
Thursday 5:49 pm
426868 Dream Thread Mk. II
Fitter when she was fat edition.

You know the drill lads. Here are a few helpful links in order to help you further your proficiency at dreaming, and hopefully elevate the quality of discussion about our nocturnal adventures:

https://www.dreammoods.com/dreamdictionary/

https://www.tuck.com/how-to-lucid-dream/

https://open.spotify.com/album/3zci9uc3JFKmKV3x0TcAKd
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>> No. 426869 Anonymous
16th May 2019
Thursday 6:05 pm
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What's with the slag?
>> No. 426871 Anonymous
16th May 2019
Thursday 6:24 pm
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Looks like Scarlett Moffatt after fat camp weight loss counselling.
>> No. 426880 Anonymous
16th May 2019
Thursday 11:42 pm
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>>426868
Well that one lad in /shed/ thread is going to be livid.

My latest dream was one of pure tedium. I was taking a shit and no matter how much I wiped, the paper/baby wipes I was using wouldn't come away clean. I ended up going in the shower and, well it got a lot worse from there. The smells involved were uncanny.

When I awoke, immediately rushed to bathroom to survey the damage incase I shit myself in my sleep, but it came away clean. We need a lad with a book for analysing dreams so we can get to the bottom of these things, iykwim. Aityd.
>> No. 426881 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 12:09 am
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I had a dream I wad a friendless NEET, with no motivation, a confused mind and no sense of purpose, and worst of all I can't wake up! LOL!
>> No. 426882 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 12:22 am
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>>426881
Have a whinge there, cuz. We are ultimately the architects of our own hells, try harder. Discipline is key. No one wants to meditate twice a day, but if it helps them function they do it because that what it takes to feel like you live with purpose.

The only difference between you and 90% of the human population is discipline.
>> No. 426883 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 12:45 am
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I had a dream that I was at Techmoan's house and helped him film one of his puppet segments for his youtube channel.

But we couldn't agree on the script for the bit, and then he said to me, "Look, if you're going to be a tedious arse about it, then I'd rather you let me do this on my own, like I always do".
>> No. 426884 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 6:29 am
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>>426880

oh wow, I've been having this exact recurring dream lately. WTF?
>> No. 426885 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 9:19 am
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>>426882
Guess I'll die then.
>> No. 426886 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 12:03 pm
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>>426884
Turn auto-capitalisation on, m9. Fuck sake.

Also, it's weird we've both had that dream. Do you suffer from a generalised anxiety disorder? I had assumed it might be an anxiety dream.
>> No. 426887 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 12:04 pm
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>>426885
Guess you will.
>> No. 426888 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 12:26 pm
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I was watching this youtube video some young man with frizzy hair had made, it was a short creepy thing where he went down into some basement he shouldn't (looking for a valve to turn off something or other) and found a strange white-painted complex of tunnels and labs where there was one person (who looked like Juggarnaut made flesh, his shiny bald head domed down to his shoulders) doing all the roles of security, scientist and some exercises for some reason. He mainly just aggressively shouted at the youtuber to leave, which he tried but kept having these weird blackout flashes which would take him further into the complex. The strange man seemed to be playing all the roles at once so you'd see more than one of him at the same time in different positions like clones but still with the sense it was just the one person, hard to tell if there were two+ of him at once or the blackouts just made it seem that way. The video ended and the youtuber started explaining how he'd made it, given the actor directions and such but the blackouts kept happening and I was having hallucinations of the weird guy trying to come in through the window, sort of the way you do when you're half awake and having hypnogagic stuff happening in your real home. The video was called something to do with Everest, three-four words and one of them was Everest but I forget what. "The Steep Climb to Everest" maybe.
Then I woke up and the blackouts stopped.
Mainly notable because the whole thing was so note-for-note like a creepypasta someone might come up with.
>> No. 426889 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 1:56 pm
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I was walking back to my student flat, walked up the stairway and through the front door and there was some fat middle aged alco just lying half passed out on the floor inside. I tried to wake him and move him on and he shuffled slowly towards the door but I started to suspect there was more to this and accused him of trying to burgle us.
This flicked a switch in the guys mind as he'd been busted, turns out it was an act and he just improvised when I came in. After being rumbled he started throwing comically small knives at me, then left through the door and I chased him a bit until he produced a larger knife and then started chasing me. Through a gigantic shopping centre with cathedral like proportions and a buffet bar the size of a great hall, but with seating only around the walls.

Then later on this chubby chap returned in my dreams but this time I was in a 4 storey tall terrace house. Suspecting that there were burglars casing places along the road I switched the lights so that it looked like nobody was downstairs, then went and watched our front window. Sure enough the guy wandered past our living room window and sneakily checked it out, I caught him doing this then burst out the door and gave chase. He had throwing knives again but I managed to chase him around and down some alleyways where he then ran into his own home. So I broke into his home and had a knife fight with him. Can't remember the result.
>> No. 426893 Anonymous
17th May 2019
Friday 11:55 pm
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All the talk about Scarlett Moffatt lately made me dream last night that I was sitting on her couch with her on the show Gogglebox and she was giving me a hand job under a blanket while we were watching TV and moaning about it. So I said, "are you sure your parents won't mind?", but then I looked and saw that there was nobody there besides the two of us.

So yeah, Scarlett Moffatt wanked me off on national TV in my dream last night. I can't remember if it was any good though.
>> No. 427133 Anonymous
27th May 2019
Monday 7:11 pm
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I was at work and a huge black man came in. One of my coworkers said "he's a big guy", then my manager and I said "for you" at the same time, then looked at each other and high fived for both knowing the epic Bane meme.
>> No. 427134 Anonymous
27th May 2019
Monday 7:54 pm
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>>427133
I work with someone who said "You can't barrage the saville" on Friday, after informing us he'd voted for the Brexit Party. He's a pasty runt of a kid who is the butt of almost every joke so it doesn't surprise me at all that he's the type of person who visits /pol/ on Funchan.
>> No. 427664 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 11:56 am
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Using some sort of videogame interface for building roads and a petrol station in a small coastal village. Then there was a council meeting and someone complained that the roads were going right through some bird's nesting grounds. I stopped the construction works, we voted off the council the two blokes who were trying to defend them then wandered through the village until it got dark looking at ways we could make it more ecological and arguing the toss over how damaging the impact of doing so would be to the village economy but also how the people would be happier and healthier.
It was a beautiful place and as the sun was going down and we were walking back to the village hall, a girl with hyper-vivid eyes was firmly holding my hand.
That was a good dream I think.
>> No. 427666 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 12:23 pm
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I'm living in another country at the moment but still occasionally get "false awakening" type dreams where I'm still back home living in my parents.

It's disorienting and quite upsetting.
>> No. 427668 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 1:39 pm
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I keep having dreams again about arriving in Gran Canaria and driving my hire car from the airport to Playa del Inglés, like I always do when I am there.

The island beckons me again.

As soon as a few work related projects are completed, I will start looking at holiday offers again, with a view to spending another week or two there around late July or early August.
>> No. 427674 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 4:09 pm
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>>427134 "You can't barrage the saville" ... dunno what that even means but it sounds good
>> No. 427675 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 5:01 pm
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>>427674
Word filters.

Also, learn to format your posts; they look atrocious.
>> No. 427676 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 5:42 pm
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>>427675
I've read it as 'Euroseptic' initially and immediately thought that no good fortune ever comes out of such thing.
>> No. 427677 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 6:20 pm
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I swear to Christ if he mentions Gran Canaria again I'm going to sink the whole damned island.
>> No. 427680 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 7:09 pm
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>>427677

I wish he'd say Las Palmas sometimes just to mix it up.
>> No. 427681 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 7:20 pm
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>>427680

Las Palmas is only a small part of the island. City of about 390,000 on an island just slightly smaller than Greater London.
>> No. 427684 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 7:51 pm
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>>427681

>City of about 390,000 on an island just slightly smaller than Greater London.

Right, well if I said I was off to Peckham for my holidays but ended up in Brixton, would anyone care?
>> No. 427685 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 7:58 pm
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>>427684

> I said I was off to Peckham for my holidays

That'd be the point where I personally would stop caring.
>> No. 427686 Anonymous
18th June 2019
Tuesday 8:03 pm
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What's the red sauce like in Peckham?
>> No. 427758 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 12:30 pm
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I had a dream that I was poring over some cost effectiveness numbers at work, and then suddenly my maths teacher from school appeared, looked at my calculations and said, "Wrong! That's all wrong! I know you had a scant grasp on maths in my class, but this is just embarrassing!"
>> No. 427759 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 12:48 pm
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I had joined the US army for some reason (despite not being a seppo), as a Second Lieutenant. We were moving into base, but it turns out the base was basically a static caravan park. I moved into mine, which for some reason had two floors, and found loads of leftover booze.
>> No. 427760 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 1:11 pm
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I dreamt I was eating KFC. I think it's because I've never eaten KFC in my life.
>> No. 427761 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 1:17 pm
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>>427760

You're definitely not missing anything. The Zinger tower burger is quite good, but if you want a burger you should just go to a maccys or BK.
>> No. 427764 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 2:47 pm
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>>427760
I had KFC for the first time in years a week ago and I was roundly disappointed. It wasn't my idea and I didn't want to get on my high horse about eating at local takeaways over multinational franchises, but... I never saw a reason not to and I wasn't convinced otherwise.
>> No. 427767 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 6:30 pm
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>>427760

I like a KFC. As chain take-aways go, I think it's the one with the most actual flavour.

Maccies is better for overall variety and predictable, reliably mediocre but palatable food.

Burger King is... I don't even know what, these days. They cost twice the price and more often taste like the microwaved, cold, soggy bollocks they are. At least with Maccies it's always warm-ish, and tastes reasonably fresh.
>> No. 427769 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 6:56 pm
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>>427767
Burger King is actually quite cheap, provided you're not stupid enough to pay the price up on the boards or succumb to their slightly underhanded upselling. Their meat is far superior in quality to McDs as well. It reminds me more of Five Guys than microwave meals.
>> No. 427770 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 7:27 pm
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>>427769
>Burger King is actually quite cheap, provided you're not stupid enough to pay the price up on the boards
The students behind the counter don't get paid enough to haggle.
>> No. 427771 Anonymous
20th June 2019
Thursday 7:40 pm
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>>427769

It's still muggery. They give you vouchers through their app, in exchange for your mortal soul and unborn children, and it takes the rip off of a seven quid bacon double cheeseburger down to a just about okay fiver. Same principle as Dominoes.

The meat is shite too, unless they've upped their game in the two or three years since I've found myself stuck in Sheffield train station and desperate.I remember it being much betyter when I was a child and teenlad, where it actually had that chargrill taste to differentiate it from the competition. But they seem to have started struggling from the mid '00s onwards.
>> No. 427796 Anonymous
21st June 2019
Friday 12:30 pm
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If I'm having fast food then I'll usually go for Burger King as I haven't had anything else that tops their bacon double cheeseburger.

Poultry only really exists to bulk out meals like curries. Chicken burgers and chicken sandwiches are nothing snacks. Might as well be eating paper.
>> No. 427798 Anonymous
21st June 2019
Friday 12:37 pm
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>>427796

Chicken salads were the worst. It's like a little hors d'oeuvre that leaves you wanting ACTUAL lunch after.
>> No. 427811 Anonymous
21st June 2019
Friday 6:09 pm
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>>427769
>Burger King is actually quite cheap, provided you're not stupid enough to pay the price up on the boards
I only recently discovered their voucher-laden app; unless it is this, I don't understand where this discount you are alluding to is supposed to come from?
>> No. 427824 Anonymous
21st June 2019
Friday 9:19 pm
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I'm up on my high horse and I'm telling you to eat at local takeaways!
>> No. 427825 Anonymous
21st June 2019
Friday 9:27 pm
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>>427824
I don't think I've ever had a burger from a local takeaway as nice as you can get from the likes of Burger King.
>> No. 427830 Anonymous
21st June 2019
Friday 10:45 pm
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>>427824

This is only viable advice for people who live within range of a takeaway that makes actually good burgers, and this is somewhat rare - most takeaway burgers and pizza are generic and straight from some corporation that makes frozen takeaway food anyway.

Moreover, most Burger Kings, Maccys, Papa Johns, etc are franchises anyway, so by boycotting them you're still only mostly taking money away from a local businessperson.
>> No. 427846 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 10:07 am
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Kebab vans/shops are where to get a nice burger. You can get cabbage on them.
>> No. 427847 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 10:57 am
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>>427824
No takeaway save for proper chains do good burgers round my area. I'll use the term good burger loosely though since even the chains don't do that good of a job.
Most local takeaway burgers are some sorry excuse, some soggy and greasy sad looking mess that half the time is carbonised.
>> No. 427848 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 11:00 am
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>>427846
>You can get cabbage on them.

Why? Why would you do that?
>> No. 427852 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 1:20 pm
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>>427825
>>427830
>>427847
I'll concede burgers aren't my forte so perhaps buying local isn't worth it.
>> No. 427854 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 1:59 pm
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>>427848
Adds a new dimension of flavour.
>> No. 427859 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 3:18 pm
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I was getting a haircut and sat down in the chair and then spotted an old issue of Time Magazine on the counter in front of me. The front page had a picture of Princess Diana on it, with the headline "Lady Diana - The smile that enchanted investors". 

I then said to the person cutting my hair, "Truly the biggest human tragedy that happened in those days". I then paused and said, "Oh wait... let's not forget September 11". 

My dream me has such an odd sense of perspective sometimes.
>> No. 427862 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 4:49 pm
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>>427854

Yeah, but that dimension is cabbage.
>> No. 427863 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 5:10 pm
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>>427862

Shredded white cabbage is quite nice on a burger. It has the crispness of iceberg lettuce, but it doesn't immediately go limp on contact with the hot beefy poz load and it has some actual flavour. There's nothing weird about raw cabbage in coleslaw, so why is it weird on a burger?
>> No. 427864 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 5:14 pm
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>>427863

>There's nothing weird about raw cabbage in coleslaw, so why is it weird on a burger?

Because a burger and coleslaw are two different things. Or, to put it another way - there's nothing weird about pooing in a toilet, so why is it weird on your mum's face?
>> No. 427865 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 5:27 pm
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>>427864

And yet coleslaw is often a vital part of a more upmarket burger, possibly the sort with pulled prokaryotic and some BBQ sauce to contrast it.

Much in the same way a poo is wrong on your mum's face, but altogether arousing on a low class prostitute.
>> No. 427866 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 6:20 pm
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I dream of work. Help me.
>> No. 427867 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 7:45 pm
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>>427866

Have you tried having a hobby?
>> No. 427868 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 9:33 pm
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>>427866
Work is a fantastic escape from real life.
>> No. 427869 Anonymous
22nd June 2019
Saturday 10:51 pm
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>>427865

>Much in the same way a poo is wrong on your mum's face

Depends on the lad's mum.
>> No. 427874 Anonymous
23rd June 2019
Sunday 9:36 am
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>>427869
In some cases they're one and the same.
>> No. 427875 Anonymous
23rd June 2019
Sunday 9:47 am
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I'm notifying HR about the direction this thread has taken.
>> No. 427914 Anonymous
24th June 2019
Monday 12:56 am
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>>427875

>HR

Hereditary Redheads?
Hosiery Recruits?
Heretic Romanians?



Coat gotten.
>> No. 427934 Anonymous
24th June 2019
Monday 12:03 pm
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I was shooting people again. A Steyr with a weird red dot sight device that also provided magnification.
There were some good 800 metres between me and my targets. I remember having to compensate for the distance.
No idea what to make out of this. It was fun.
>> No. 427996 Anonymous
25th June 2019
Tuesday 1:14 pm
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I got called out. I fucked up (in real life), and haven't had the chance to apologise yet. All my dreams have been about it, but in one of them I did and then the guy just went "you don't get apologising, do you?"
>> No. 427997 Anonymous
25th June 2019
Tuesday 1:21 pm
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>>427996
What did you do?
>> No. 427998 Anonymous
25th June 2019
Tuesday 2:15 pm
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>>427934
Did you kill anyone?
>> No. 428001 Anonymous
25th June 2019
Tuesday 2:21 pm
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>>427997

Did it involve an iPhone?
>> No. 428005 Anonymous
25th June 2019
Tuesday 3:26 pm
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Dreamlad is cancelled.
>> No. 428409 Anonymous
4th July 2019
Thursday 12:15 pm
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I had a dream last night that I was finally standing up to a school bully who made a large part of my two or three last years of school a big nightmare. I was finally giving him all the smart comebacks without a hint of fear that I would never have been capable of back then. And then at the end, I threw him to the ground in some sort of surprise martial arts combat tactics move and said to him, "Now you listen to me, and listen good. You're done bullying me for all eternity, or I'll come and set your house on fire and fuck your sister from here to next Tuesday".

I would've given anything to have been able to do something like that for real back then.
>> No. 428516 Anonymous
5th July 2019
Friday 6:00 pm
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Dreamed about buying plants. Was quite pleased to find a number of cheap succulents to keep around the house.
More noteworthy is that it's a house I've dreamed about three or four times now. As far as I'm aware it doesn't exist or at least I've never seen or been in it but the décor and layout is largely the same every time I dream about it.
>> No. 428576 Anonymous
7th July 2019
Sunday 1:42 pm
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>>428516
There is nothing wrong with spending the day buying succulents for around the house. I like your dream and might follow it today.
>> No. 428647 Anonymous
9th July 2019
Tuesday 11:19 am
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I dreamt about travelling up norf to watch a Crystal Palace vs Liverpool match. I ended up rubbing the Crystal Palace fans the wrong way and was inadvertently IRL trolling them, but I was well received by the Liverpool supporters.

I don't even like football but I have been thinking about moving somewhere up north for the cheaper cost of living and lebensraum.
>> No. 428650 Anonymous
9th July 2019
Tuesday 2:07 pm
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>>428647
>up norf
>Crystal Palace

You Southerners sure are funny.
>> No. 428651 Anonymous
9th July 2019
Tuesday 3:13 pm
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>>428650

Lad. Croydon is south of the river, even we know it is south, he is obviously talking about where the bike theives live in the suburbs of Manchester.
>> No. 428662 Anonymous
9th July 2019
Tuesday 11:02 pm
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>>428651

Croydon Facelifts are the only noteworthy thing to come out of Croydon.
>> No. 428718 Anonymous
12th July 2019
Friday 12:36 am
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I was an extra in a film, I was playing a Polish POW in WW2, being held by the Germans in what was basically a big shallow ditch. The set was in the middle of the countryside. I was the only one there and the only German guard actor was just milling about. An Irish girl who wasn't in the film but was basically Saoirse Ronan kept coming over to talk to me. I've been in love with Ronan since she held a baby at the Turner Prize a few years ago. I mention that too often.

Later the guard was changed to a Red Army one and Not-Ronan warned me he was dangerous because he'd actually been a camp guard. He kept shoot his PPD-40 randomly, it was specifically that gun, but neither of us were especially bothered by the firing, just faintly suprised.
>> No. 428719 Anonymous
12th July 2019
Friday 1:47 am
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>>428718

Slightly tangential, but how does one pick up extra work? I saw the Game of Thrones documentary earlier on and I was inspired to go stand in a field while being filmed.
>> No. 428720 Anonymous
12th July 2019
Friday 2:56 am
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>>428718

Is that the gun that was OP as fuck in the first Call of Duty?

I feel like there's loads of variants and I'll look like a knob for not knowing the precise model of a firearm on the internet.

Ah fuck I've got to google it now. Nevermind.
>> No. 428723 Anonymous
12th July 2019
Friday 8:18 am
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>>428719
Starnow is the best place I think.
>> No. 428725 Anonymous
12th July 2019
Friday 1:41 pm
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>>428720
AFAIR there was no PPD in CoD 1.
PPSh, yes. It's a similarly looking SMG. I don't recall it being particularly over-powered. The 64-round magazine was the dog's though.
>> No. 428728 Anonymous
12th July 2019
Friday 5:31 pm
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>>428719
>>428723
Be aware that a lot of productions have the idea that even though they're taking up your time and just standing around is quite literally the job, they're not going to pay you to just stand around.
>> No. 428729 Anonymous
12th July 2019
Friday 7:51 pm
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>>428728
What's your point? Always check your contract? Get specific instructions about the role?
>> No. 428733 Anonymous
12th July 2019
Friday 9:15 pm
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>>428729
An awful lot of background work is unpaid, and "think fast, Malkovich" is unlikely to fly these days.
>> No. 428845 Anonymous
15th July 2019
Monday 9:51 pm
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>>428733

One of my mates was an extra on Eastenders once. I think all he had to do was walk through a shot in the background of a scene about a dozen times until they got that scene right. I'm not sure if he actually got paid, but he did say he was allowed to eat as much of the on-set catering as he wanted. And apparently the catering was really good there.
>> No. 428846 Anonymous
15th July 2019
Monday 11:06 pm
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>>428845
Food on sets is a bit of a minefield. Strictly speaking, catering is the meals, and for some reason probably lost to history the stuff in between is "craft service". There's a definite pecking order for catering - talent, principals, senior crew, junior crew, background. Craft is a bit more variable, where sometimes you'll have separate spreads and sometimes everything will be laid out in one. BBC productions need to be mindful that they're handling public funds, so it's not a good look for them if extras who are in effect paying for the food don't get to eat it.
>> No. 428852 Anonymous
16th July 2019
Tuesday 12:32 am
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>>428846

> so it's not a good look for them if extras who are in effect paying for the food don't get to eat it.


Would you say that private-television productions are more strict with their free food then?

I want to play my cards right if I ever want to start a side career as an unpaid extra.


Speaking of, whatever happened to those web sites where you can advertise your private car to production companies in the hope that they will hire it for a shoot? I put my old MkI Golf GTI on one of those sites back in the day, about ten years ago, but then that site suddenly just disappeared completely from the web and I never heard from them again. It didn't me cost anything to have my car listed with them, but still...
>> No. 429941 Anonymous
26th August 2019
Monday 4:57 pm
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Why do I keep having dreams about witnessing a plane crash?

It's always a similar dream, I'm watching a plane flying overhead from the ground, and then I think, oh boy, this doesn't look good, and then the plane starts losing altitude and nose dives into the ground. Sometimes, I am only able to save myself from the falling plane or debris just by a hair's breadth.

Last night, I was watching a B-2 delta wing nuclear bomber dropping out of the sky and then cartwheeling across the ground, and it came to a screeching halt with one of the wings vertically sticking up in the air a good 50 feet. It almost looked like the ending of the movie Independence Day. And it again just narrowly missed me.
>> No. 429942 Anonymous
26th August 2019
Monday 5:03 pm
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>>429941
Do you consume a lot of post-apocalyptic fiction? I've noticed that when I play DayZ for too long I'll have dreams about being ambushed by 12 year olds with M4's.

I would imagine you have anxiety about it, so your subconscious is like "See? You survived. Get over it."
>> No. 429949 Anonymous
26th August 2019
Monday 7:57 pm
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>>429942

> being ambushed by 12 year olds with M4's

Sounds like an average day in Birmingham.
>> No. 431763 Anonymous
27th October 2019
Sunday 9:12 am
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Dreamed I was out picking litter with my new folding litter picking stick but it was feeble and crap compared to my non-folding one. This may prove prophetic.
>> No. 431764 Anonymous
27th October 2019
Sunday 9:19 am
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>>429949
M4 goes to Bristol ladm8.
>> No. 431765 Anonymous
27th October 2019
Sunday 10:12 am
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I woke up in the dream this seems to happen to me a lot, is that uncommon? this morning and I'd become the spitting image of Harry Maguire; full slab head. Like in The Metamorphosis and just like that book I don't know what happened next because I stopped dreaming/reading.
>> No. 431766 Anonymous
27th October 2019
Sunday 10:45 am
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>>431763

> litter picking stick

Are you serving a community sentence, m7?
>> No. 431770 Anonymous
27th October 2019
Sunday 11:23 am
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>>431766

No, it's just a nice thing to do. I find it meditative too.
>> No. 431793 Anonymous
28th October 2019
Monday 2:37 pm
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I had a dream that I spotted Boris Johnson on a bicycle here in Manchester. I then ran after him and managed to push him off his bicycle, and shouted at him, "Piss off back to London, you bike wanker!!"
>> No. 431840 Anonymous
29th October 2019
Tuesday 10:26 pm
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>>431770
Glad there's someone else out there doing this. Crack on mate.
>> No. 431845 Anonymous
30th October 2019
Wednesday 12:09 am
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>>431840

A few people have stopped me to ask where I got the stick so there's some hope.
>> No. 431846 Anonymous
30th October 2019
Wednesday 1:32 am
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>>431845

My Dad made a grabbing stick out of bike parts and Lignum Vitae, such was his fascination with the implement, and his manful determination to work the most frustrating wood ever.

I hope that stick ends up in a museum in a few thousand years.
>> No. 431848 Anonymous
30th October 2019
Wednesday 7:31 pm
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>>431846

>manful determination to work the most frustrating wood ever.

I feel his pain.
>> No. 431856 Anonymous
31st October 2019
Thursday 3:02 pm
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>>431846

>My Dad made a grabbing stick out of bike parts and Lignum Vitae, such was his fascination with the implement, and his manful determination to work the most frustrating wood ever.


You're not Brian May by any coincidence, are you?
>> No. 431979 Anonymous
7th November 2019
Thursday 9:35 am
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I had my first-ever dream about zombies last night.
>> No. 432270 Anonymous
29th November 2019
Friday 11:31 am
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I had a dream last night that I had been arrested, and the officers were all pissing themselves laughing at whatever it is I had done, but I had no recollection whatsoever of the event itself.

I think it may help any sort of interpretation to add that I will be two years sober in January, and I have the occasional using dream. This may be a thinly veiled one.

Whatever i did, I hope it was worth the embarrassment.
>> No. 432275 Anonymous
29th November 2019
Friday 1:08 pm
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>>431979
I've had dreams of zombies coming through my back door ever since i was a teenlad.
>> No. 432286 Anonymous
29th November 2019
Friday 8:44 pm
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>>432275

>I've had dreams of zombies coming through my back door

Stop watching zombie gay porn then.
>> No. 432386 Anonymous
2nd December 2019
Monday 12:27 pm
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>>432286
Never underestimate a good necrolove and cherishing.
>> No. 432391 Anonymous
2nd December 2019
Monday 3:44 pm
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>>432275

I've genuinely had a lot of sex dreams about Emily off of In The Flesh.
>> No. 432397 Anonymous
2nd December 2019
Monday 4:41 pm
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>>432391
Get her down tanning salon for a few sessions and she'd be a right bobby dazzler.
>> No. 432402 Anonymous
2nd December 2019
Monday 9:47 pm
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>>432397

Right, nothing beats a healthy tan to bring out a lass's natural beauty.
>> No. 432675 Anonymous
10th December 2019
Tuesday 3:28 pm
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Had a dream last night that I was having a wank on my girlfriend's laptop, and then I suddenly heard her coming home, and was then frantically trying to find the browser's menu option that let you delete your browsing history. I somehow couldn't figure it out, and then when she came up the stairs and into the room, I woke up.

Weird.
>> No. 432681 Anonymous
10th December 2019
Tuesday 5:55 pm
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>>432675

I'd be more concerned about how to wipe away the spoff from the keyboard.
>> No. 432683 Anonymous
10th December 2019
Tuesday 6:13 pm
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>>432681

I didn't even get to that in my dream, because as I said, I heard her coming home right in the middle of things.

In real life though, I've always insisted on me and my partner having separate computers. Most of the time, I was able to justify it by saying I had confidential work stuff on it and didn't want it to be compromised by some virus that she'd carelessly download without knowing. But of course one reason was also that I didn't want a girlfriend to find out my online wank habits. Or that I even had any.

It's a good idea to also use secure erase tools if you want to be sure. I used to have one of those installed on my computer, it let you wipe your deleted files with as many passes as you liked (although one pass is normally enough, and everything else is just voodoo). Because there is also software that can look for deleted images on your hard drive and scan them for colour values within a file that resemble a person's skin. Then again, I'm told it performs best on pictures of white Europeans and Asians, and struggles to make out black women, or men. So if your preference is mainly that way, you might be able to escape detection.
>> No. 432684 Anonymous
10th December 2019
Tuesday 6:20 pm
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>>432683

Why do you care so much about your girlfriend knowing you wank/what you wank to? She definitely knows you wank, because everyone does, and I'd hope she knows a bit about what you're into so you can share a fulfilling sexual relationship.

I just leave all my tabs open and leave the laptop unlocked so my girlfriend has no doubt in her mind that I definitely want her to sit on my face and shove things up my bum. Why live any other way?
>> No. 432685 Anonymous
10th December 2019
Tuesday 7:47 pm
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>>432684

I've had both extremes of partners, one slightly psycho lass who wanked me off with a big grin on her face while making me tell her my kinkiest porn fantasies that I had never told a single soul before, and the other extreme of a lass who could get unusually jealous when I looked at women in bikinis on TV for too long. So my bottom line has been for a long time, the best thing is a don't know - don't tell way of dealing with it. My tastes in porn aren't anything outrageous (or illegal), I just feel more comfortable keeping that facet of my sexual tastes to myself.
>> No. 432848 Anonymous
18th December 2019
Wednesday 7:50 pm
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Bit of a weird one last night. I was a contestant on I'm a Celeb, and the other contestants kept asking me why I was part of the show, and told me they had never heard of me.
>> No. 432860 Anonymous
19th December 2019
Thursday 9:27 am
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I dreamt that I was thinking of things to purchase with a gift card and then I went for a walk around Doncaster admiring all the Georgian architecture that I think my brain completely fabricated.

Thanks, lads.
>> No. 433422 Anonymous
4th January 2020
Saturday 7:38 am
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I was standing at the sinks in a hotel, which were in a room adjacent to their public toilets. A man came in with his two sons and I told them to avoid the shit someone had left protruding upwards on the floor; the eldest son, in his late teens, almost stood in it. I then made small talk with them, something about getting the receptionist to bring a jug of drinking water. The man then started berating his kids for blowing a sales opportunity. It turned out he was a children's author and he had a number of his books strapped to his body underneath his jacket; they looked like very simplistic Biff, Chip & Kipper books but with a massive review on the front claiming the author was better than Roald Dahl. The text underneath was so small that I couldn't see who that quote was attributed to. Then I works up.
>> No. 433461 Anonymous
6th January 2020
Monday 1:41 pm
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Last night I had a dream that I was driving down a motorway and got to a city whose name I somehow couldn't make out on the signs, and then I was in the city centre, and it quite comically had a dual carriageway bridge running right across its town square where all the quaint little shops were. I told some of the locals that it looked peculiar, but they just said, "Oh, don't mind that, it's just what we're known for here". I then started wandering around the city, and then when I eventually wanted to get back to my car, I realised that I had no clue what the name of the street was where I had parked it, so I then kept asking people if they'd seen my car by any chance.
>> No. 433646 Anonymous
10th January 2020
Friday 3:25 pm
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I was in some sort of shakespearian/dickensian village, watching the Cratchit familys joy at inheriting a whole load of money.

The best part was while i was hiding in someones castle, watching a group of people conspire against Nancy, when one of the members began placing gigantic wheels of cheese on top of the wardrobe where i was hiding. I ran when they saw me, shouting "you enjoyed it, well i cum in it!" This absolutely hillarious joke woke me up in a fit of laugher.

Something about a big sweaty, moulding cheese ripe for a dicking.
>> No. 433899 Anonymous
23rd January 2020
Thursday 7:20 am
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I had a dream that people were experimenting with VR. Babies would be implanted with VR headsets from birth to see what would happen. Children had one-to-one schooling from a VR teacher; at playtime they were told that they'd go out and interact with other real children at the VR school but they were all actually simulations. Parents could choose 'character building' events to happen each term, such as being confronted by the school bully.

If there wasn't a sci-fi book along these lines, or at least a number that touch upon them so Black Mirror could poorly plagiarise it, I'd be surprised.
>> No. 433910 Anonymous
23rd January 2020
Thursday 9:13 pm
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The following is likely inspired by doing a 2000 word essay on reddit about Roadside Picnic and watching the No Russian mission video.

Also, quitting daily weed smoking. Last time I did this, in January last year, I got those incredibly vivid, memorable, and consistent dreams every night for a week at least.

This time I've had 3 in a fortnight, rather disappointed.

The Dream

Most enjoyable one was moving into student halls that was a circular tower in the middle of London. My quadrant overlooked Canary Wharf. I was JD from Scrubs and Turk was my roommate. There were 3 beds, a door at each side wall leading to the next quadrant, and a door leading to the centre. I remember enjoying the view, it was lovely. Probably on the 20th floor or something.

Turk and all went out, I stayed in. There was a flash in the sky, and as I looked out, I saw everyone sprinting for the nearest buildings. Only they were also attacking anyone trying to leave their buildings, tackling and piling on them, biting etc. Very 28 Days Later, but there's no reason for that to be in my recent memory, so I think it was incidental.

I locked the central door, but there were no locks on the side doors, or at least I couldn't see them. I heard noises from the left side, and ran to the door, and heard Turk screaming my name. I then noticed there was indeed a lock, but was hesitant.

Turk crashed in, jumped me, and bit me. I blacked out.

I woke up in third person view, and saw myself as JD with the head of a blue cat, styled like the gold/red Asian cat statues you see around. Turk was sitting beside me and we were talking normally.

Everyone who had been outside recovered from their aggro state and was completely normal again, and everyone who they had bitten had become an animal looking mutant, a la Monkey of Roadside Picnic.

That was basically it, there was a second phase but I was me as me again. I remember hiding behind some curtains in a room, but my face protruded through. The family I was looking at saw me, and the dad threw me through a thin wooden wall. Not really sure about that part, but anyway.

The view from that tower was entrancing, and the terror of watching everyone go mental and sprinting full pelt was exhilarating. Hope I remember that for a while.

The Nightmare

Then last night I had my first nightmare in...idk, 7 years? I generally have quite exciting/scary dreams, but they're always fun and are fond memories when waking up. This was not that.

I was sleeping at my girlfriend's, and then in the dream I was also sleeping at my girlfriend's. I'd taken 20mg valium before going to bed, and in the dream I'd also taken that before going to bed.

However, in the dream I was woken up by my lass as 'Some people had come round for a few drinks'. It was a small party, really chill, pleasant. And then my boss, who I dislike for several reasons but have been getting on with well recently, turns up outside as he lived on the floor above - this was the first thing that wasn't realistic, I know he lives miles away, so I assume I was completely immersed in this dream at this point, as it didn't trigger any alarms.

A colleague of mine, and his parents, were in attendance, and my boss pushed the father. I then grabbed his arm and shouted at him, he tried to push me and was mouthing off, and then I punched him in the face.

I then 'woke up', there was blood on my chest from a deep cut below my right pec. I 'fell back asleep', and was back at the party. Everyone was telling me that I was fucked, I felt fucked, I knew I was going to get fired and I experienced a dread that I've not felt in years.

A girl took me aside and offered me a Q of weed, saying 'you're going through some shit, don't tell my girlfriend (who was a dealer) that I gave you this on the cheap'. I squirreled it away somewhere, and went back to the party with her.

As we sat in a circle chatting, I somehow let slip that that had just happened. She looked at me with such disappointment, and her girlfriend/the dealer was furious with her. They left, as did most of the other people.

I 'woke up' again, no blood this time, and then 'fell asleep' again.

It gets a bit wonky from there, but the rest of the dream was filled with dread and shame.

I then actually woke up to the alarm, and looked at my chest, and was feeling full on dread and shame. I had to confirm with my girlfriend that we had gone to bed and woken up and nothing had happened inbetween. I realised my boss lived miles away, and that clocked me on to the fact I wasn't going to get fired, but it took a good ten minutes for that to alleviate.

In Summary

Try getting addicted to weed then quitting, you have awesome dreams.
>> No. 433971 Anonymous
27th January 2020
Monday 11:56 pm
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I was on another flight to South Africa, where I actually spent two weeks in 2017, but suddenly the plane landed in Agadir, Morocco. So then I asked a flight attendant, "What are we doing in Agadir??", and he said, "The pilot just thought it would be a nice stop to get out and enjoy the scenery". And then I said "Oh you're having a fucking laugh", but sure enough, there were then coach buses parked alongside the plane, and we were told that we were going to go see the Atlas Mountains. I then somehow said to somebody, "This all looks like Ben Nevis!". After a hike up and down the side of a few mountains, I said to the others, "We have to get back, or we'll miss the plane!". Then I woke up.
>> No. 433979 Anonymous
28th January 2020
Tuesday 3:35 pm
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I think I just had a very .gs vision of the apocalypse, wherein my favourite mug had chunks missing and it was really windy outside. Woke up before I could check the state of the shed.
>> No. 434018 Anonymous
30th January 2020
Thursday 6:22 pm
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I was at some huge indoor paintball tournament thing, but there were no teams organized, you just turned up and tried to find a team.

There was some chap sitting down drawing very stylized llamas and chickens on square paper so that they could be cut out and tessellate nicely. Like the llama's neck would poke up into a gap in the chicken (ooer).

There was some kind of monorail to go somewhere else, and there was a special machine to control it, and only I or another chap could control it, but I don't remember why or how. I think we were on the monorail to escape from the paintball tournament for some unknown reason.
>> No. 434464 Anonymous
16th February 2020
Sunday 10:37 pm
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Had a dream where I was snogging Sarah Millican, of all people, and then things sort of progressed from there, and she said, "You won't mind shagging a Geordie, will you?"

Right. That would be my main reservation in that situation.
>> No. 434472 Anonymous
17th February 2020
Monday 5:41 pm
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>>434464

I don't understand why you'd have any reservations.
>> No. 434473 Anonymous
17th February 2020
Monday 5:52 pm
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>>434472

Right. What's not to love about her.
>> No. 434474 Anonymous
17th February 2020
Monday 5:52 pm
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>>434473

Her baps have gotten bigger.
>> No. 434475 Anonymous
17th February 2020
Monday 6:15 pm
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>>434474
I don't think they have. I think they've just shifted from the right to the left.
>> No. 434485 Anonymous
17th February 2020
Monday 8:23 pm
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>>434473

Would.


>> No. 434489 Anonymous
17th February 2020
Monday 10:10 pm
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>>434485

I think she's ruined custard for me now.
>> No. 434493 Anonymous
18th February 2020
Tuesday 8:19 am
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>>434489

I'd ruin her custard IYKWIM
>> No. 434494 Anonymous
18th February 2020
Tuesday 11:46 am
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>>434493
SARAH MILLICAN'S SQUELCHY FANNY CUSTARD.
>> No. 434495 Anonymous
18th February 2020
Tuesday 11:51 am
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>>434494

Great. Now you've ruined that for me too.
>> No. 434498 Anonymous
18th February 2020
Tuesday 1:39 pm
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>>434494

HOT AND CREAMY, JUST THE WAY I LIKE IT.
>> No. 434499 Anonymous
18th February 2020
Tuesday 3:09 pm
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>>434498
SARAH MILLICAN'S CURDLING LUMPY FANNY CUSTARD.
>> No. 434500 Anonymous
18th February 2020
Tuesday 3:43 pm
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>>434498
>>434499
>> No. 434531 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 3:39 am
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>>434494

This needs to be a wordfilter for something, I just don't know what yet.
>> No. 434534 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 10:27 am
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>>434531

Almond milk.
>> No. 434538 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 12:47 pm
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>>434534

Aren't word filters supposed to block out annoyingly overused words on .gs? When was almond milk annoyingly overused on here?
>> No. 434539 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 12:53 pm
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>>434538
Sometimes the mods will do it if you just ask them nice enough.
>> No. 434544 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 1:47 pm
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>>434538

I'd drink Almond's milk IYKWIM.

It's OK, I'm on PrEP
>> No. 434545 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 2:10 pm
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>>434534>>434538

I did a one I think is hilarious but nobody else will.

At least it didn't brick the site this time
>> No. 434547 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 2:42 pm
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>>434545

That one works well. Confused about the one beneath it.
>> No. 434550 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 5:36 pm
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I dreamed of an intense loving sexual encounter with my very own brother, then a less intense sexual encounter with someone representing my mother - she chastised me for touching her hairy leg from under a trouser leg. Thankfully both dreams were dry. The brother one was extremely intimate - i won't be forgetting that one for a while and in honesty i think i might treasure the memory.

These type of dreams aren't rare occurances - i hope that's the case for many other people.
>> No. 434552 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 5:48 pm
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>>434550
Dream people don't know how good they have it. There are lots of us that very rarely if ever knowingly have dreams. Fortunately I've recently discovered that LSD can be rather effective at inducing experiences that would be at home if described in this thread. Obviously I'm not best placed to judge, but I imagine LSD experiences can surpass to some extent even the most vivid of dreams.

What the likes of Hicks and everyone else say about it and its enhancement of artistry is so obviously true.
>> No. 434565 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 8:40 pm
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>>434552

I'm on mirtazapine for anxiety and sleep disorder, and I have pretty fucking brilliant dreams every night. Mirtazapine messes with your brain in a way that isn't yet fully understood, but lets you experience very vivid and realistic dreams that you will remember in great detail the next morning.

The downside is when you wake up after a really nice dream and have to realise that even though it felt so real, it was just your imagination. So you kind of start the day on a down note for a bit when it's things like you were shagging somebody really hot in your dream, or you won the lottery. I've had both of those dreams just recently.
>> No. 434571 Anonymous
19th February 2020
Wednesday 10:10 pm
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>>434565
>I'm still dreaming
>> No. 434598 Anonymous
20th February 2020
Thursday 10:45 am
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My dream brain seems to be convinced I own a terraced house somewhere. I've been dreaming about it occasionally for a couple of years now. It's become a bit derelict as obviously I don't live there myself but last night someone was advising me to get a small farm grant (?) from the government that would come to about 40k and as long as I did some minimal lip service to qualify it as a "farm" I could spend the rest on doing it up. It's a slightly weird property but remarkably consistent from one dream to the next.
>> No. 434679 Anonymous
21st February 2020
Friday 8:02 pm
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I was being held prisoner by the North Korean government along with a few other westerners. For political purposes we were kept in relative comfort, only having to attend classes on Juche and perform strenuous agricultural work for nebulous socialist reasons.

Sooner or later I knew we would be transferred to one of the labour camps when the public interest back home died down. Then I'd die when one of the guards fancies smashing a foreigners head in. I also knew that if I was caught trying to escape I would be moved to a labour camp anyway. My conundrum was do I try my luck trying to escape or do I at least stay in the warm for a little while longer.

Seemed rational to try and run early when the guards wouldn't expect it and maybe I'd just get shot on my feet.

>>434598
What kind of farm are you thinking? Are you going to buy a load of chickens to live in the house like a giant chicken coop and slowly close rooms of the house off as you fix them up?
>> No. 434680 Anonymous
21st February 2020
Friday 8:04 pm
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>>434679
Weird coincidence this just came up on the BBC website:
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>> No. 434709 Anonymous
22nd February 2020
Saturday 12:13 am
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>>434680
Where is her picture? I can't evaluate whether the story is worth reading without knowing if she was worth betraying his employer.
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29th February 2020
Saturday 11:16 am
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A manager from had gone to california for a wedding
and come back.

I'd gone on holiday there the next week. I'm walking along, and overhear two brits talking about the manager, and it turned out they were the couple who got married.

Went to a party later with them and maybe some other people i know. things got a bit weird and the couple commited suicide by jumping into a river in the garden at this party, and drowning.

Turns out they were fine and a friend had slipped me some acid. Sissy acid he called it, because it wasn't very strong.

Later I'm down at the tip of california, railyards and stuff, and some disused ramshackle flats. For some reason I'm wandering about the flats, checking if any of the electricity supplies and appliances still work. Turns out my dad is living next door in a slightly less ramshackle place.

I'm with some old friends out and about somewhere. I go for a piss and I'm pissing at this urinal. Then this cleaning lady tells me to stop because of maintenance or something,
and I start to hover off the ground by a few feet. I hovered outside to a lobby, and no-one seemed that suprised or that bothered. After a few minutes I landed.
>> No. 435123 Anonymous
6th March 2020
Friday 1:40 pm
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I dreamed that i woke up in the dark and felt the cool air on my back as i sat up. Stumbling to my feet and over to the wall, i felt the burn of light from beneath my eyelids as i hit the light switch. I Turned around, open my eyes and saw my bed laid open before me. Suddenly i found myself back in bed, waking up in a dark room. This process repeated 3 times, each thinking "i'm definitely awake now".

During this/these dream/s i found it very difficult to move and breath. The fourth time i managed to fully wake up and put the radio on, seemingly breaking the cycle. It was really weird.

Does anyone actually read these or is it just a thread for datamining our psyche?
>> No. 435126 Anonymous
6th March 2020
Friday 3:41 pm
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>>435123

> Does anyone actually read these or is it just a thread for datamining our psyche?


Well my dream about shagging Sarah Millican from the other week seemed to draw actual interest from otherlad, and gave us a new but slightly obscure word filter.
>> No. 435199 Anonymous
8th March 2020
Sunday 6:59 pm
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>>435123
To be honest I only just realised this was the dream thread and that the one with the lads from the Fosters ads had died. Whenever I see the picture of the bird on /*/ I just assume it's from /x/ and scroll past.
>> No. 435206 Anonymous
8th March 2020
Sunday 7:47 pm
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>>435199

And thus my fight against the closure of the fosters thread is validated.
>> No. 435245 Anonymous
9th March 2020
Monday 7:26 pm
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>>435199

>and that the one with the lads from the Fosters ads had died.

It's sort of been retired, I think I saw it on page two or three of /b/ a few weeks ago. You could probably still post in it, but then incur the wrath of the mods who will tell you that we can't have that sort of thing.
>> No. 435551 Anonymous
22nd March 2020
Sunday 7:04 am
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When I was 14/15 there was a lass who fancied the pants off of me but I was rather oblivious to the whole thing. On reflection I'm not entirely sure how as, at one point, she decided we were girlfriend and boyfriend; I really was as thick as shit back then and missed so many chances with the opposite sex. I can't recall having a crush on her but she was exactly the type of girl I'd go for.

Anyway, I dreamt last night that I didn't miss those great big massive fuck off signals she was sending my way and I hooked up with her. In other words, whilst sleeping next to my wife I spent the night dreaming about lots of shagging with a lass I haven't thought about in about 15 years.
>> No. 435552 Anonymous
22nd March 2020
Sunday 11:49 am
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>>435551

Dreaming about shagging 15yr olds is illegal in Britain.
>> No. 435553 Anonymous
22nd March 2020
Sunday 12:31 pm
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Thinking about him dreaming about it is illegal too then. So you're both nicked, and so am I.
>> No. 435554 Anonymous
22nd March 2020
Sunday 12:52 pm
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>>435552
If you're also 15 in the dream then it's alright.
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22nd March 2020
Sunday 1:39 pm
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I had a dream that I was back in school and studying for my A levels, but I was doing them at the other school in my hometown, not my actual school that I went to. I kept telling people in my dream that it only made sense to go back to a different school, because I already knew what my old school was like, so where would the fun have been in that.

It was only when somebody asked me, "Do you think it makes much sense in the first place to retake your A levels in middle age?" that I thought, "Right, what am I doing here with all these kids half my age. Even a few of the teachers are younger than me!"
>> No. 435556 Anonymous
22nd March 2020
Sunday 2:57 pm
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>>435551
It's always the lasses you could've shagged by didn't that make the memories that haunt you.
>> No. 435557 Anonymous
22nd March 2020
Sunday 10:31 pm
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>>435556

Not necessarily. It's entirely possible that a lass that you shagged on a regular basis for four or five years can mess you up so badly that you'll never quite move on completely.
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22nd March 2020
Sunday 10:50 pm
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>>435557

Apples and oranges. A lass you've been shagging for half a decade might give you nightmares and a lifetime or therapy, but a lass you managed to fuck up shagging will always have you thinking "what if?".
>> No. 435559 Anonymous
22nd March 2020
Sunday 11:08 pm
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>>435558

>but a lass you managed to fuck up shagging will always have you thinking "what if?".

I think that only becomes a real problem if you didn't shag many lasses to begin with. True, there's one lass that I keep thinking about, I really regret fucking things up on the two or three dates we had, because that's really what happened. I fucked up. But even though she had a body that was beyond anybody's wet dreams, and a nice enough personality as far as I was able to tell, there were enough other lasses in my life as a younglad to get over one botched date.
>> No. 435562 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 12:20 am
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>>435559
>I think that only becomes a real problem if you didn't shag many lasses to begin with.

How many's enough? Every summer I'll have a dream about this girl or that. It's like the curse of colleague dreams only without the instantaneous removal of any tinted glasses when you next interact.
>> No. 435564 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 12:49 am
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>>435559

I've shagged objectively too many lasses and I still think about the ones I missed.

I suppose for anyone in the healthy middle ground of bedpost notches you're probably right, though. For me it's like having all the pokemon in pokemon red except Bellsprout and you don't know anyone with Bellsprout.
>> No. 435565 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:24 am
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>>435559

I'm pretty sure to some extent there's always an impulse for a bloke to shag more women. No matter how many you've shagged, more and new ones will play on your mind.

Personally I've got this annoying thing where whatever girl I'm currently in a relationship, I always have a rose tinted fantasy about fucking the previous ex. It always seems like the sex was better with the last girl, regardless of if it was or not, and I always have to fight down the lust and stop myself from texting them. It becomes an utter pre-occupation sometimes.

Nothing's ever easy is it.
>> No. 435566 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 9:10 am
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>>435565

I remember one occasion where I was out at a pub with my then-girlfriend, and suddenly ran into my ex. We talked for a moment, as there was never bad blood between us, just the realisation that we were no good match at all when we broke up. Anyway, that night when my girlfriend and I went home, we had some of the best sex ever, at least as far as she was concerned. But the reality was, meeting my ex gave me that tingle in my groin, and I kept thinking about the sex I had with her, even while I was in bed with my girlfriend, so I was essentially shagging my girlfriend but phantasizing about my ex the whole time. Which gave me a proper stonk on, and which was probably the reason my performance that night was so pleasant for my girlfriend. But I never told her that, because it seemed like something that only would have hurt her. I just didn't want to take the illusion from her that it was all because she herself was such a turn on.
>> No. 435568 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 12:38 pm
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>>435564

I find the fact you both know about fucking pokemon and shagged more lasses than I did utterly fucking depressing. In my day kids like you got stomped on in the playground and had your gameboys nicked.
>> No. 435569 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 12:43 pm
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As a lifelong virginlad, it's hard to not get huffy at people like >>435564, but then I have to remind myself that I'm the pathetic freak and everyone's problems are at different levels.

At least this year means that I can use the experience I have in being a lonely cunt.
>> No. 435570 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 1:24 pm
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If I was on my deathbed and someone asked me what I most regretted about my shagging career I'd have to say it was being too conscientious.

Sometimes I think I did the right thing, like the two virgin lasses I could have strung on for a few months even though I wasn't looking for the same level of commitment as they were. Other times I was simply a mug; staying faithful to lasses who were playing away behind my back, thinking myself virtuous for knocking back their mates and sometimes even their sisters.

Basically if god could leave me a birthmark spelling out "shag everyone you want and do all the drugs you can" next time around I'll probably have a happier life.
>> No. 435571 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 1:37 pm
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>>435569

>As a lifelong virginlad

Not meaning to twist the knife, but I think a lot of late virgins struggle to lose their virginity because they overthink everything. Maybe that's true in your case also. And seeing yourself as a pathetic freak also doesn't help much.
>> No. 435572 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 1:42 pm
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>>435568
At one point Pokemon was popular among the entire fucking school, nationwide.
>> No. 435573 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 1:56 pm
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>>435572
The only games that were ever popular at my school were 10p up and nutmeg rush.
>> No. 435574 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:01 pm
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>>435571

I know one lass who's still a virgin at 31, which probably seems unthinkable while Mars and Earth align but there you go - between being a bit of a salad dodger, concentrating on her masters and then her PhD, and having a checklist of deal breakers as long as your arm that's where she's ended up.

One of these days I'll forget to take my lithium for a week, have a sub-manic episode and finally go spelunking her lady cave. Then hate myself for a month.
>> No. 435575 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:03 pm
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>>435568

I was 10 or 11 when Red and Blue were released here. Everyone had it. Everyone had the cards. It would have been weirder to not know about pokemon during this time at that age.

If it helps, I was still, underneath it all, miserable during most of my peak shagging (and drugs) years, I was just going too hard to notice. I was a fucking mess. I guess if I was honest I wouldn't change much, though, just maybe have a bit more down time.
>> No. 435576 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:06 pm
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>>435573
Can you describe them to us?
>> No. 435577 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:11 pm
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>>435576

10p up: A group of lads would throw 10p coins (or 20p if really wanted to up the stakes) at a playground wall. Whoever got their coin closest to the wall without bouncing back off it would win all the coins.

Nutmeg rush: A group of lads would kick a crushed coke can around with the idea of "nutmegging" someone (getting the can to pass between their legs). When someone was nutmegged they would run for their lives while everyone in the playground, whether they'd been playing or not would give chase like a fucking lynch mob. If you made it to the dinner hall you had "rushed" and were given reprieve, if you got caught you got seventeen shades of shit kicked out of you.

I think I went to school in a very different time and place to you young ossetlads with your gameboys and your pokemons.
>> No. 435578 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:12 pm
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I think you're exaggerating from your own experience there mate. I've always been into videogames, and was 11 when that Pokemon craze happened but I couldn't tell you anything much about it - JRPGs have never really done it for me, and the TV show was shite. I don't actually remember the cards, I thought that was Yu-Gi-Oh but I guess Pokemon did it too.
>> No. 435579 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:13 pm
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>>435577
Well it didn't involve any sexual abuse so you're definitely weren't at Eton.
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23rd March 2020
Monday 2:16 pm
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>>435578

I could only tell you about Red/Blue and the TV show, and obviously I'm talking about my own experience, but my own experience was that everyone in the school was into it. They banned pokemon cards eventually because kids kept throwing piles of cards into crowds (we called them chucky outs) and injuries were sustained in the scrabble.
>> No. 435581 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:18 pm
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>>435577

>10p up: A group of lads would throw 10p coins (or 20p if really wanted to up the stakes) at a playground wall. Whoever got their coin closest to the wall without bouncing back off it would win all the coins.

We had that but with some blind bag bits of plastic, little characters that I can't remember the name of - go go bones? something like that. The same game made exponentially more expensive and addictive through the magic of late 90s marketing.
>> No. 435583 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:44 pm
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>>435574

>and having a checklist of deal breakers as long as your arm that's where she's ended up

That's probably her whole trouble. Plenty of young women are career driven and focused on their academic achievements, but they still find the time to have the odd shag or even a long-term relationship.

I think what happens while you are still a virgin, and this is also kind of true while you're still a teenlad or teenlass and thus haven't really missed the boat yet, is that you tend to over-idealise your perceptions of what a relationship or a partner should be like. A lot of virgins have quite stringent ideas about how they want their partner, or sexual mate to be. Most people, upon actually shagging someone for the first time and then spending some time with then, will then realise that all those ideas about the perfect mate tend to be just a bunch of tosh. You are going to have to make do with the kinds of mates you manage to attract, for better or worse, and make the best of it. Maybe you'll still find your soulmate who's also a rich supermodel and a famous doctor, but it's more than likely that you won't, ever, if that's your dream partner. And I guess that's just the one fundamental realisation that eludes many virgins, and keeps them from getting out there and just trying a few things.

I was slightly late to lose my virginity at age 21, but it indeed happened relatively quickly after I finally said to myself, sod it, nothing's gonna come from just sitting there dreaming about Ms. Right, I'm gonna go and see what's out there for me. And that's what then got me laid a good bit in the following years.

All those illusions that it has to be the perfect person for you or nobody can in the end very well result in there being nobody for you after all.
>> No. 435584 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:48 pm
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>>435581
>go go bones
Thanks for that, I've often wondered what they were called.
>> No. 435585 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:50 pm
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>>435584

A bit more research and I've found they were called GoGo's Crazy Bones
>> No. 435586 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:57 pm
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>>435585

They're called that because the game was originally played with knuckle bones.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knucklebones
>> No. 435587 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 2:58 pm
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I don't think the ones I had were crazy bones. They were monsters. Slimy snotty looking ones. Some of them had a bit where you heated it up with your finger and it told you their score or something like that. I remember one that was like an alien monster vacuum cleaner.
>> No. 435588 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 4:02 pm
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>>435587
Monster In My Pocket? Or Boglins? They were earlier. Weirdly I can remember their names easily.
>> No. 435594 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 5:54 pm
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>>435568

You're evidently older than us then to be honest lad, nobody was bullying anybody for Pokemon when I was at school, because everyone was into it. Everyone.

There are people of a certain age (~2 years of my own, and I'm 30 this year) who I simply don't trust if they don't have intimate knowledge of Pokemon, be it the games, card game, or just the anime. It's like Harry Potter, nobody says they're a "Potter fan" unless they're a mentalist, but it's just taken as a given to be part of your shared cultural background.
>> No. 435600 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 10:22 pm
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>>435594
It's not nice to remind people of their advanced years in times like this.
>> No. 435602 Anonymous
23rd March 2020
Monday 10:33 pm
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>>435594

Yeah you're a good generation younger than me and probably went to a school with a lot less urban yootz. Good for you lad.
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26th March 2020
Thursday 1:45 am
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One of you left a post that was also an envelope full of money for people to take as and when they needed it. I don't really need anything, but I liked the dream logic of being able to post a physical wad of cash onto the net, so I'm telling you all about it now.
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26th March 2020
Thursday 11:56 pm
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>>435653
I got a chuckle out of this picturing myself being paid for dreaming overtime - cash in hand.

I'd probably do overtime in my sleep if I could.
>> No. 435703 Anonymous
27th March 2020
Friday 7:16 pm
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I've recently been having dreams where I've been living entirely alternate lives.

The other day I woke up feeling like Arnold Rimmer in "Thanks for the memory" after having spent the whole night dreaming about a perfect girlfriend who never existed.

Last night I was dreaming that I was in uni as a foreign exchange student. Not only were all the popular birds dead into me and my ability to speak their language but I was training with and doing private lessons daily with one of my jiu jitsu heroes.

I don't think I have to get on the old ouija board to Sigmund to figure out what's going on in my subconscious lately.
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5th April 2020
Sunday 11:48 am
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There will be a new internal barrier system on the London Underground. When you try to change line to get on Crossrail people are filtered based on two entry points:

1. If you have a HSBC card you can go right through by presenting the card at a special barrier.

2. Everyone else needs to download a package of quiz apps and complete one which will give you a limited time pass page to scan on the barrier. There's bit of an area set up for people to complete quizzes and no you can't just download one quiz app.

My quiz was rather complicated and the first question simply said 'Robert' when they meant Robert the Bruce while describing the Battle of Bannockburn. Everyone else seemed to pass their respective quizzes with ease and got on the next train leaving me behind. Even my ex-girlfriend, who I was travelling with, decided to meet me at the destination rather than hang around.

The more miffed I got the more questions I got wrong until I started to succumb to despair. When I finally finished, 15 minutes later, the barrier wouldn't scan my now miserable score and I needed to ask a patrolling transport policewoman to let me through.

I still rate the new Elizabeth Line 6/10 because it wasn't very crowded and actually a bit cold inside. This might be a workable system.
>> No. 435962 Anonymous
5th April 2020
Sunday 12:03 pm
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Almost wet my dream thinking about my mother, again. Thankfully I managed to supressed it, though it felt fucking incredible riding that sensation. I haven't even been abstaining from wanking recently - i don't know what's going on.

Once i got back to sleep i found myself briefly shagging a obese black woman, which was really nice. Shew was one of those soft looking females.

After that i found some kind of massive dry slug creature trying to claim too much territory from someone in my family. I decided 'fuck this', and proceeded to show it what for. It sucked onto my arm and began rasping blood from my flesh, which was managable, until i realised the more danger it's in the stronger it gets. And it got really fucking strong, to the point i thought i'd lose my arm. I can't remember how that part finished.
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7th April 2020
Tuesday 2:07 pm
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Somebody knocked on my door with a pen and clipboard and told me they were doing a survey on credit scores. At some point, I was then asked how I watch television, and how many hours a day. I told the lad that I've got Virgin broadband, and that it can be a good six hours a night at the moment, with not much else to do. I then asked, "What does that have to do with my credit score?", and he said, "It's simple. The more television you watch a day, the more it is assumed that you are unemployed, which then translates into points off your score".

It's not every day that there's subtle social commentary in my dreams.
>> No. 435980 Anonymous
7th April 2020
Tuesday 2:11 pm
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>>435961
I had to check we were in the dream thread because that's quite plausible.
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7th April 2020
Tuesday 2:53 pm
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I was helping my ex girlfriend and one of my mates who doesn't exist service their cars because all the garages are shut. There were some chavs who kept shouting at us because the lad who doesn't exist had secured his hub caps with cable ties. I told them to take no notice because they wouldn't come near us, but then they came over and started on us. I stood there and told the Head Chav he doesn't scare me, and there's nothing in the highway code about cable ties anyway.
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7th April 2020
Tuesday 7:43 pm
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>>435981
>there's nothing in the highway code about cable ties anyway.
Much mirth.
>> No. 436065 Anonymous
10th April 2020
Friday 9:11 pm
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I organised a protest against the construction across the road from me, and was marching along with people in tow behind me while shouting how they should go home as they were non-essential and it's 6am on a fucking bank holiday, and all the people behind me suddenly charged in and completely trashed the site.

As I'd organised the protest, the construction company decided they were suing me for £14 million, plus a billion in damages. I woke up to the noise of construction and considerable confusion ensued.
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11th April 2020
Saturday 4:43 pm
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I was on a plane with my parents and sister going to America. Suddenly the plane started falling and people were freaking out etc but I was eerily calm. At the last second the pilot fixed it or whatever and people were cheering. Then I woke up in a cold sweat.

Went back to sleep because I have fuck-all else to do. Had another dream where my cat lost three of its legs and its tail because I had left it outside to fend for itself. He seemed fine and wouldn't have actually been able to move about as easily as he was while that badly hurt in real life. I remember feeling so guilty. Woke up again.

Third attempt at sleep. Dreamt a good mate of mine from primary-school had killed himself, then my cousin had also killed himself. This is probably the least unrealistic of the three but also the most depressing.

When I went to bed I was hoping I'd dream about that Tulisa lass. Worse luck.
>> No. 436099 Anonymous
11th April 2020
Saturday 8:27 pm
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From what I remember all of my clothes had been eaten by moths. Everything. This has been on my mind today as it represents quite a conundrum - I couldn't just tell someone that all my clothes were eaten by moths because, of course, nobody would believe me.

That said, it's probably a good time for this to happen as I'd only need to pretend my work laptop's camera doesn't work for a day or two to keep my job. The main issue is that all the post and amazon packages are left on the landing of my flat building. I'd need to go collect my packages bollock naked in the early hours of the morning and hope nobody is up. Maybe if someone does catch me sliding down the banister like a sentient monorail I could pretend someone stole my clothes on a night out because, of course, nobody would believe the truth.

I think the lesson we can all take from this is to be a lot less sceptical of the reasons people give for being naked.
>> No. 436150 Anonymous
15th April 2020
Wednesday 1:08 am
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I had a dream that I was hanging about with a few mates, although none of them resembled anybody that I know in real life, and one of them said, "How about we nick a 747 and fly to New York!". I was reluctant to get in on the plan and said that I had to be in Brussels in two days. For some reason. But then we were at an airport, and sure enough, there were a few Boeing 747s parked there. So I said, how exactly do you just nick a 747? You don't just smash in the window and hotwire the ignition. But the lad said, "Better. You just get on board and take off. They don't have an ignition". So we got on the plane and actually managed to take off and go to New York. I kept saying that it was a bad idea, because surely they would throw us in jail upon arriving in New York, and then I'd never get to be in Brussels in two days.
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21st April 2020
Tuesday 9:55 am
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I thought Stewart Lee had started getting into sim racing and had done a video with somone on YouTube about it, that someone already being a sim racer and all. However, I started watching the video and he was just face timing with Richard Herring and it had nothing to do with sim racing.

Awful dream, frankly. Waste of time.
>> No. 436377 Anonymous
25th April 2020
Saturday 1:18 am
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For the first time in a long time, I had a wet dream. I'm 35, so it was a bit weird, since I haven't had it for over a decade or so.

It was this Milf from some porno I watched from ages ago. Probably 8 years ago. I don't remember the whole thing, but before the end, I dreamt that we were both naked and oiled up for some reason, and she was hiding behind the coffee table because I somehow had a camera and she didn't want to be filmed. So when she relented, I went behind the coffee table with my camera, and the camera had some weird futuristic shit on it. It had three different mirrors, and I could get shots from 3 different angles at the same time.

Anyway, while I was fiddling with the camera, she grabbed my dick with her feet, and gave me a footjob (something I never done before, nor am I interested in) and I ended up blowing my load. But this was weird because it went off like a sprinkler and it was draining my energy and soul. So I fell to my knees and into her boobs like I just got shot, while my cum was coming down like fucking confetti. I then woke up to a mess.

Weirdest dream I have had in a long time. In fact, I can barely remember my dreams. This is what cumming while on meth must feel like.
>> No. 436381 Anonymous
25th April 2020
Saturday 11:49 am
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>>436377
>I somehow had a camera and she didn't want to be filmed.. she relented .. 3 different angles at the same time.
Could this indicate a greater awareness (and use) of modern pornography? As if the production is far more valuable than the sex itself? I'm certinly noticing this in those tiktok mashups - greater than the sum of its parts, almost conceptual.

>blowing my load .. draining my energy and soul. I fell to my knees and into her boobs like I just got shot, while my cum was coming down like fucking confetti.
It's a grand exit tradgedy. Literally embracing that which threatens you. Giving up the fight, succumbing.

I'm wondering if you're concerned about your relationship with pornography and how it might be affecting your potential relationships with real people .. or am I projecting?
In other words; you've been watching those goon videos on pornhub again, haven't you?
>> No. 436667 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 8:06 am
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Fat Moffat > Thin Moffatt
Fat Adele > Thin Adele

It must be crushing to be a hefty lass to lose all that weight and the end result is that it makes your facial features look harsh and haggard without a bit of blubber softening them up.
>> No. 436668 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 8:42 am
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>>436667
She looks absolutely lovely, I honestly have no idea what you're talking about. Happy for her.
>> No. 436669 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 8:58 am
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>>436668
Her head and facial features are a bit too prominent.
>> No. 436670 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:04 am
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>>436669
If I saw her without knowing who she is or what she looked like you'd have a hard time convincing me that's not an attractive 32 year old.
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6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:12 am
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>>436670
Don't get me wrong, I'd still slip her one. However, she'd look better with a little bit more meat on the bones.
>> No. 436675 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:06 am
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>>436667

They say that from a certain age, you can either have the body or the face. Extra body fat will accumulate also under your facial skin and can prevent it from wrinkling and sagging. Which is why fatties often have great skin in middle age. Also, fat tissue produces estrogen, which also makes skin smooth. But if you decide you want to be ripped in your 30s and 40s, then your skin will droop from the lack of fat tissue underneath it.
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6th May 2020
Wednesday 1:28 pm
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>>436671

Fat Adele was a Rubenesque goddess, but thin Adele just looks like any other generic tart.

Also Fat Claire Richards > Thin Claire Richards.
>> No. 436684 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 1:44 pm
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This is the dream thread you nugget.
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6th May 2020
Wednesday 1:57 pm
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>>436684
Look at the OP.
>> No. 436686 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 1:58 pm
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>>436684

THREAD POLICE! PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR AND GET BACK ON TOPIC!
>> No. 436687 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 1:59 pm
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>>436685

Her tits aren't great, but that's a fantastic belly.
>> No. 436688 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 2:02 pm
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>>436687
The most twisted post I've ever read on this damnable website. May God have mercy on us all.
>> No. 436690 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 2:04 pm
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>>436687
Yeah a lot of women don't fill out nicely when they pile on the pounds and end up with rolls of fat, but her belly has expanded nicely.
>> No. 436691 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 2:28 pm
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>>436688
We simply don't deserve nice things.
>> No. 436692 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 2:46 pm
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A lot of overweight women don't fill out nicely and they'll often end up with their belly splitting in two. Sometimes this occurs at the bottom of the ribs and sometimes this occurs at the belly button. On some occasions they end up with the 'triple rollover' whereby one roll covers from below the breasts to the bottom of the ribs, the second covers the bulk of the midriff and they have a lower roll, kind of like a pouch, which they tend to tuck into their knickers. If they're truly unfortunate the rolls start to divide vertically and starts to resemble an arse.

With this in mind we should truly appreciate Scarlett Moffatt's round tum.
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6th May 2020
Wednesday 2:50 pm
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We should also point out that Scarlett has achieved the holy grail whereby her breasts stick out further than her belly. This is the gold standard for the larger lady, but not many of them are able to achieve this feat.
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6th May 2020
Wednesday 3:17 pm
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>>436692
The best thing I can say about her is that I don't find her fat belly repulsive the way that I do your picture. That doesn't mean I find it attractive, and I find quite odd the implication of some lads that it is.
>> No. 436695 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 3:20 pm
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>>436694
You've got to have standards when it comes to fatties. You don't want any old porker. You want a nice round, full belly and a proportionately large bosom.

Disgusting rolls of fat and accompanied by proportionaley small breasts should be avoided at all costs.
>> No. 436696 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 3:32 pm
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>>436695

I'd rather not have a fatty at all, but I seem to be almost alone here with that sentiment.

When did .gs become the Fatty Admiration Society.
>> No. 436698 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 3:41 pm
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>>436696
You are not alone.
>> No. 436703 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 4:45 pm
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>>436696
If it's got a pulse someone here will fuck it. Some will even shag Kuenssberg.
>> No. 436705 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 5:46 pm
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>>436703

>Some will even shag Kuenssberg.

I didn't know Boris posted here.
>> No. 436706 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 5:58 pm
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>>436696

>When did .gs become the Fatty Admiration Society.

I'd like to take credit for indoctrinating you all, but I think it happened when the panic buying started. Research indicates that men prefer fatter women during times of scarcity, probably for evolutionary reasons.
>> No. 436707 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 6:09 pm
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>>436696
There are dozens of us! Dozens!

I'm considering a civil suit against .gs for the mental anguish and suffering caused by that poster who linked the video of Katy Brand dancing to Single Ladies.
>> No. 436709 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 6:29 pm
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>>436707
Sorry, lad. The thighs give me a right filthy stonk on.
>> No. 436710 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 6:38 pm
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I don't mind slightly plump, but I'm not sure about those bellies.

That said, there is something about Lizzo.
>> No. 436711 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 6:42 pm
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>>436709

I find it utterly incomprehensible that a heterosexual man wouldn't find that incredibly attractive. Her curves are so elegant and inviting in comparison to the stick insects at the back. Each to their own, I suppose.
>> No. 436712 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 6:43 pm
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>>436710

> I don't mind slightly plump, but I'm not sure about those bellies.

A nice round belly is basically a third tit, and who doesn't like tits?
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6th May 2020
Wednesday 6:44 pm
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>>436710
Every time I hear her being discussed it takes me a moment to realise they're not on about Newsround's finest.
>> No. 436715 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:19 pm
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>>436711

>I find it utterly incomprehensible that a heterosexual man wouldn't find that incredibly attractive

Is that you, gaylad?


No, I don't find thunder thighs like that attractive. And there's no need to pretend that it's anything other than a fat fetish if you do.
>> No. 436717 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:36 pm
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>>436715

Objecting to an excess of tit, arse and thigh does seem a bit like gayness-lite. I like tits and arse and thighs, why would I want less of them?
>> No. 436718 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:49 pm
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>>436717
Yes, just take it from famed heterosexual Freddie Mercury:

>> No. 436719 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:50 pm
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>>436717

I don't think we need to deconstruct tits, arse and thigh here as such. Fact is, most men of the heterosexual persuasion don't want to shag a fatty.
>> No. 436720 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:51 pm
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>>436717
>a bit like gayness-lite

Stop astroturfing, he didn't mention the cock and he's not going to bum you.
>> No. 436721 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:54 pm
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>>436718

Freddie didn't fully convert to cock though. He still shagged a few women now and then, just for good measure.
>> No. 436722 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 9:55 pm
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>>436719
>Fact is, most men of the heterosexual persuasion don't want to shag a fatty.

You better have proof to back up such a wild statement.
>> No. 436723 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:00 pm
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This is thicc. Anything bigger than this is fat. I'm not sure being a gayer has anything to do with it. Would shag but certainly RUN RUN RUN afterward for fear of stabbing.
>> No. 436726 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:12 pm
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>>436723

I'm guessing this one is wearing white (or light pink) knock-off trainers with hints of gold or sequins.
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6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:13 pm
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>>436723
It's strange how candid pictures of her in the press are so photoshopped; it's almost as if she's in on the entire thing. She's completely ruined herself with surgery.
>> No. 436728 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:17 pm
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>>436727
Well, I really feel for her in this picture, poor lass looks like she has missed her parcel from the post office and is going to that ghastly place to pick it up. Hope she has that other form of ID.
>> No. 436729 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:26 pm
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>>436719

They don't want to get caught shagging a fatty.
>> No. 436733 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:46 pm
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>>436729

Well I don't want to get caught under a fatty.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2440241/Men-pay-squash-The-supersize-stuffers-fat-cash--rolls-internet.html

That turn you on, fattylad? Go on, you know that beached whales give you a right stonk on. Better put some rebars in your floor first though.
>> No. 436734 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:49 pm
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>>436733
Obviously not. Full belly > rolls.
>> No. 436735 Anonymous
6th May 2020
Wednesday 10:51 pm
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>>436733>>436734
At best, they'll smell a bit like biscuits.
>> No. 436739 Anonymous
7th May 2020
Thursday 5:01 am
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>>436723

Jesus we're getting into dysmorphic disorder territory with this.
>> No. 436740 Anonymous
7th May 2020
Thursday 7:44 am
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>>436735
Yeast biscuits.
>> No. 436741 Anonymous
7th May 2020
Thursday 8:53 am
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There's nothing like being under a 30 stone woman who's riding you while knocking all the air out of your lungs with her gut. Just heavenly.
>> No. 436742 Anonymous
7th May 2020
Thursday 9:35 am
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You're playing silly buggers again. Saying Claire from Steps and Scarlett Moffatt look better with a bit of chub on them doesn't mean you want to fuck morbidly obese women.
>> No. 436743 Anonymous
7th May 2020
Thursday 9:55 am
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>>436742

That's mostly because there's at least one lad here who definitely does want to share morbidly obese women. Whenever the subject comes up, without fail, he can be observed moving the goalposts from pleasantly curvy and chubby, straight to hamplanet, and trying to tell us we're the wrong 'uns.

I don't even need to expand the thread to see what has occurred here, I already know it was him.
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7th May 2020
Thursday 10:09 am
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>>436743

>there's at least one lad here who definitely does want to share morbidly obese women.

So now we've even moved on to threesomes with a fatty?

But yeah, fattylad is really taking the piss.
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7th May 2020
Thursday 12:09 pm
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>>436743
>Whenever the subject comes up, without fail, he can be observed moving the goalposts from pleasantly curvy and chubby, straight to hamplanet, and trying to tell us we're the wrong 'uns.

I think he's probably a feeder.
>> No. 436752 Anonymous
7th May 2020
Thursday 6:25 pm
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>>436746

Aren't they just called fat enablers?
>> No. 436755 Anonymous
7th May 2020
Thursday 10:01 pm
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>>436744

>there's at least one lad here

I never done it sir, I was just perving over the "before" pictures of c-list celebrities, honest sir, it wasn't me.
>> No. 436844 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 9:00 pm
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Scarlett is okay, but the patrician choice of Gogglebox fanny are the sisters from Leeds or the lass from Blackpool with the skinny brother. Much more beautiful than are Scarlett.
>> No. 436845 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 9:06 pm
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>>436844

Rachel Riley is in the newer ones. With her Russian husband.
>> No. 436846 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 9:10 pm
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>>436845
She's a zionist though.
>> No. 436847 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 9:32 pm
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>>436846

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rachel_Riley#Personal_life

>Riley identifies herself as of Jewish heritage and as an atheist.
>> No. 436848 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 9:36 pm
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>>436846
My penis is apolitical.
>> No. 436849 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 9:54 pm
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>>436848

If anything, mine is hypocritically political. There's a lot of appeal in violating a tory lasses bumhole, even if they want you to.

That might be more of a class thing, though. But we've had that discussion many times before.
>> No. 436850 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 10:20 pm
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>>436849
Aren't Tories crap at sex?
>> No. 436851 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 10:37 pm
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>>436850

Some certainly are, but a lot of them ride horses.
>> No. 436854 Anonymous
10th May 2020
Sunday 10:42 pm
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>>436848

Zionism isn't really just about politics though.

That said, I discovered a while ago that I apparently have a little bit of Jewish ancestry. One of my ancestors in the 18th century married a Ruth Jerzinsky or Kaczinsky, the sources differ. Her father's name was David, and he was apparently some sort of men's clothier or merchant. So it's reasonable to assume that they were Polish Jews.
>> No. 436859 Anonymous
11th May 2020
Monday 8:43 am
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Where do we stand on Jesy from Little Mix?
>> No. 436861 Anonymous
11th May 2020
Monday 10:13 am
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>>436859
Looks like a goron.
>> No. 436865 Anonymous
11th May 2020
Monday 12:30 pm
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>>436854
>Kaczinsky

Alright, Unabomberlad?
>> No. 436868 Anonymous
11th May 2020
Monday 12:54 pm
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>>436865

As I said, it's Jerzinsky or Kaczinsky, I found both names on a genealogy web site for the same person. Probably a transcription error from hand-written documents. Would you be able to tell the difference between the two from an untidily written 18th century church register entry?

It's what often makes genealogy detective work. Old records are riddled with spelling variations or spelling errors, as people didn't have any documents identifying them like they do today. Also, if you then go back to the 17th or 16th century, many common people were still illiterate, especially in rural villages, so they could really only state their name phonetically to the parish's pastor at their wedding.
>> No. 436870 Anonymous
11th May 2020
Monday 5:00 pm
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>>436868
No shame in being tenuously related to a convicted daft militant wog, mate. Give it a generation and we'll see Abu Hamza's niece on Big Brother XXVIII. Milk that claim to fame for all it's worth.
>> No. 436888 Anonymous
13th May 2020
Wednesday 2:32 pm
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I had a dream that I had a new girlfriend, and somehow at some point in my dream, we were visiting a few of my friends, and my ex was there with them. My ex and my current girlfriend were then standing next to each other chatting, and people started joking that they looked like twin sisters. And they did, to the point that even I couldn't tell them apart anymore. And my ex then grinned at me and said, "Looks like even if you couldn't have me anymore, you still wanted someone who looks like me".
>> No. 437477 Anonymous
17th June 2020
Wednesday 8:04 am
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Ended up talking to my mate at length about the price of American hand-egg tickets and something called a "bare shop" that a cursory dream-Google made up yet more terms to describe. He died in a motorbike a few years ago and didn't have any interest in Yank sports.

The dream then seamlessly transitioned to a luxury resort with fancy glass rain showers where I met my girlfriend's twin best mates. We showered together and I titfucked one of them, blowing my beans all over the glass. Before I woke up, one of the twins sat down to talk about the adoption of some Uzbek orphan by a local celebrity.
>> No. 437478 Anonymous
17th June 2020
Wednesday 10:54 am
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>>437477
Lucky bastard, how do I get sex dreams?
>> No. 437479 Anonymous
17th June 2020
Wednesday 11:41 am
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>>437478

The only time I get them is if I don't wank/have sex for several days.
>> No. 437783 Anonymous
26th June 2020
Friday 2:08 pm
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Another incestual dream about my mother - I was watching a video on a smartphone of her sucking someone off, so i put it to my crotch and pretended it was me while she watched from behind. After that we got a little flirty and touchy but didn't take it anywhere. Unlike most other times, i actually enjoyed this dream.

My mother was abused as a child and i think oveflowed into my upbringing - mostly minor things you just kind of pick up on rather than continuing the cycle kind of thing. She's tried to slyly kiss me a few times as an adult. I wonder if i may have been subject to some minor sexual abuse as a child but as i've said before, people generally 'know' if they've been abused. I'm just fucking confused about it all. Sage for the same /emo/ shit i've posted before.
>> No. 437788 Anonymous
26th June 2020
Friday 3:06 pm
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I was at the theatre and was seated next to the racist one from the last Apprentice series. I told her I thought she was demonised unnecessarily and she was very appreciative. We then went clay pigeon shooting together. It was nice.
>> No. 437792 Anonymous
26th June 2020
Friday 6:04 pm
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I got to see my grandmother who has been gone for a couple years now. It was weirdly vivid, just hanging out in her flat, spending time together. I went to the kitchen for something and suddenly realised "Oh, you're dead" and somehow managed to hold on long enough to give her a big hug and tell her I loved her. Woke up in tears. This has happened twice before over the years with other family who have passed, I'm not sure if it means anything but I'm glad for it, it was sad, but a happy kind of sad.
>> No. 437810 Anonymous
27th June 2020
Saturday 10:49 am
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I dreamt I was Olivia Colman working as a police officer- possibly Hot Fuzz had drifted into my subconscious - and doing a desk job and getting everything hilariously wrong.
>> No. 437938 Anonymous
14th July 2020
Tuesday 7:33 am
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Went outside to discover that my car had been clamped with ransomware - the clamp had a screen on it that was telling me to send bitcoin to a wallet "or else". My immediate thought in my dream was this was a great excuse to buy a new car, so I think I have to take that into consideration. I was planning to just defeat the clamp's mechanisms, but I woke up, and now I'm frustrated because it feels like they won.
>> No. 437944 Anonymous
15th July 2020
Wednesday 5:20 pm
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I had a dream that I was picking up a lass at a bar and she said she was in the mood for a threesome, and if I would mind coming to her place to meet her friend and then have that threesome. I said, yeah, that sounds like fun, so we went to her flat, and she said, "This is my friend!", and it was a male friend who was also her flatmate. So I said, oh wait, no no no, this is not what I agreed to, and she said, "Come on, it'll be fun!". But I just said to her "Next time, be a bit more clear on the details before you expect a guy to fuck you!", and then left.
>> No. 437980 Anonymous
19th July 2020
Sunday 12:07 pm
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I was in a second-hand bookshop and I'd picked up a couple of books I wanted, Rotherweird and Circe (Madeline Miller) but I put them down to help someone and then I couldn't find them again. Then something really weird happened, to the point that when I woke up I thought I had to tell you lads about it, but now I've completely forgotten what that was.
>> No. 437981 Anonymous
19th July 2020
Sunday 1:08 pm
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Sometimes my dreams are positively surrealist.

Me and the missus had moved into a new house I think, and it had some kind of switch puzzle we had to solve. There were eight buttons hidden around the house, and hitting one of them played a clip of Freddie Mercury doing his "Aaaaaayyy-oh" thing. We had to hit them in the right order, and it turned out the last switch was hidden behind the u-bend of the toilet, which I had to reach around to press. After that it turned out we had missed the coach, and we were stranded in that shit theme park near Cleethorpes.

Not sure what to make of it.
>> No. 437982 Anonymous
19th July 2020
Sunday 1:50 pm
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>>437981

I also enjoyed Snowpeak Ruins from Twilight Princess.
>> No. 437983 Anonymous
19th July 2020
Sunday 3:39 pm
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A lot of my dreams end with a dramatic event followed by a serene moment of clarity in which the main character tells me something very special and important, but the voice fades and i wake up before i can hear what it means.

Last night I was seeing through a young girl who met all the people she'd helped imprision in some kind of purgatory. She laid down, started to bleed and decayed into some grotesquely bruised, maggot infested corpse.

I think at this point i've got used to waking before i've learned something, so when i feel it coming i begin to wake automatically. This never used to happen - the dreams would go on into this rapturous revelation of existance, both terrifying and beautiful as if looking toward the face of god (if you'll excuse me saying something like this). But these days i don't get that. I feel as though i've corrupt myself and given up a connection with 'god', even if it was very confusing and perhaps mental.
>> No. 437985 Anonymous
19th July 2020
Sunday 5:56 pm
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Most of my dreams involve a young East Asian woman with an 18" willy with a vulva where her urethra would be, but also willies where her nipples should be. And those even have their own balls. I actually documented how all this could possibly work with sober scientific terminology, including the depth of all such as coronal sulcii and where the baby would come out if you shagged her knob while wanking her tits off - before GOD destroyed my hard drive. How ruined am I for continuing to think about it subconsciously? I need to be correct for work for fuck's sake.
>> No. 438024 Anonymous
22nd July 2020
Wednesday 7:03 pm
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I have absolutely no idea what happened in my dream last night but I know that the name 'Pichael' was uttered a lot, with an emphasis on the pie part of it.
>> No. 438028 Anonymous
22nd July 2020
Wednesday 9:03 pm
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>>437985
My diagnosis is that you're actually a furry.
>> No. 438031 Anonymous
22nd July 2020
Wednesday 9:38 pm
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>>437985

That really sounds all over the place. And kind of hard to follow reading it.
>> No. 438039 Anonymous
23rd July 2020
Thursday 5:50 am
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>>438028

I am vehemently disgusted by furry culture, so fuck off I'm not joining your club.
>> No. 438040 Anonymous
23rd July 2020
Thursday 7:09 am
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>>438039
>my dreams involve a young East Asian woman with an 18" willy with a vulva where her urethra would be, but also willies where her nipples should be. And those even have their own balls. I actually documented how all this could possibly work with sober scientific terminology, including the depth of all such as coronal sulcii and where the baby would come out if you shagged her knob while wanking her tits off
>I am vehemently disgusted by furry culture
I hope you're trolling/joking. I assume you are.
>> No. 438046 Anonymous
23rd July 2020
Thursday 1:52 pm
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>>438039

Classic closet case aggressive denial.

Come join us mate, we've got vulva tipped dicknipples of every species. Cocks instead of tongues? That's a subgenre on its own.

You'll love it.
>> No. 438049 Anonymous
23rd July 2020
Thursday 6:03 pm
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>>438040>>438046

Just because there's a crossover doesn't mean I should want to cross over. Maybe you're both interested in copying animals and sniffing each other's shit, I'm too OCD for that thanks.
>> No. 438056 Anonymous
23rd July 2020
Thursday 9:08 pm
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>>438049
As >>438040 I wasn't suggesting you should cross over, just that if you're having dreams like that, being disgusted by furries is like the pot calling the kettle a ni(A good day to you Sir!)
>> No. 438057 Anonymous
23rd July 2020
Thursday 9:20 pm
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>>438056
It's ages since we've seen that autoban. Well done.
>> No. 438073 Anonymous
24th July 2020
Friday 4:05 pm
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Fun fun fun on the autoban.
>> No. 438074 Anonymous
24th July 2020
Friday 4:25 pm
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Female Hyenas have dicks, seems like the only way to achieve your dream would be to face your greatest fear.
>> No. 438148 Anonymous
28th July 2020
Tuesday 10:18 am
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I had a dream last night that I had a new girlfriend who was a bit of a munter. Not unbearably ugly, but a bit too tall and heavy for probably most people's taste. We seemed to get on well, but I was embarrassed to introduce her to my friends, worried what they'd think of me.
>> No. 438150 Anonymous
28th July 2020
Tuesday 11:04 am
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I had a work dream but my subconscious can't grasp remote working so I always speak to people I've never met off-screen in person. Not a revelatory thought, considering you don't dream you're watching television, but I find it interesting that my mind is unable to process my life.

If we didn't turn the cameras on occasionally I might dream of disembodied voices. Or more likely I wouldn't visualise the conversation but skip ahead into a series of commands.

>>438148
>We seemed to get on well, but I was embarrassed to introduce her to my friends, worried what they'd think of me.

Story of my life. My parents have still yet to meet a girlfriend.
>> No. 438154 Anonymous
28th July 2020
Tuesday 3:27 pm
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>>438150

>My parents have still yet to meet a girlfriend

But those girlfriends did exist?


The only girlfriend in real life and outside of my dreams that I was sort of embarrassed to show off to my friends and family was a right slut, everybody knew she was the village mattress and told me I could do better, but she was hot nonetheless and I was an 18 year old virgin and couldnt believe my luck. I could just as well have taken an actual proz to have tea with my mum and dad.

She was using me to get back at her ex boyfriend for cheating on her, so all that was already a lot to get caught up in as an innocent bystander. But again, I was 18 and naive as fuck, and then she started having sex with her ex again behind my back, but waited a few weeks to tell me because she enjoyed all the romantic walks with "a nice boy like me".

There's something to be said for learning some of the hard lessons early on.
>> No. 438155 Anonymous
28th July 2020
Tuesday 10:13 pm
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>>438154
>But those girlfriends did exist?

Yeah, I guess that moving out before I did any shagging has meant that introductions would be something terribly serious. Now it would be like bringing them into the family.

>There's something to be said for learning some of the hard lessons early on.

You got some fanny though, right?
>> No. 438158 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 9:12 am
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>>438155

>You got some fanny though, right?

Yes, I had my first time with her.

I don't think most people's first time was anything to rave about, but mine was spoiled on top of that by the fact that I was just a useful idiot to her in her revenge towards her boyfriend. When you're still wet behind the ears in terms of sex and relationships, that's not something you deserve to be drawn into. It had a lasting impact on younglad me, in that I became a complete jerk towards girls and was only out to have my own fun. I went on to have my share of shags, but didn't manage to hold down a steady relationship until I was 21, almost 22.
>> No. 438160 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 1:44 pm
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Goodger has launched an OnlyFans account. I wouldn't be surprised if more faded reality stars end up doing the same.

https://onlyfans.com/laurenrosegoodger
>> No. 438161 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 2:43 pm
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>>438160
Obviously I still would, but she looks very strange.
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29th July 2020
Wednesday 2:59 pm
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>>438161
She's completely ruined herself with surgey, although I believe she's had the jaw fillers removed now. She was even caught out not too long ago photoshopping her childhood pictures to make her look better.
>> No. 438163 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 3:00 pm
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>>438162
Oh dear oh dear oh dear.
>> No. 438165 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 3:03 pm
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>>438160

I was going to say Scarlett Moffatt really looks different now.

I'm not sure I've ever even heard of Lauren Goodger though. And I did spend many afternoons during lockdown watching intellectually vapid daytime TV.
>> No. 438167 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 3:11 pm
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>>438165
She's from TOWIE. I think that show fucked all of them up, apart from Gemma Collins as she's always stayed a fat cunt.
>> No. 438168 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 3:29 pm
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>>438167

>She's from TOWIE

That's why then. I have always avoided that show, and the only notice I ever took of it was guest appearances of Joey Essex on Cats Does Countdown, where he ineptly tried to flirt with Rachel.


>>438162

That is more than disturbing. Bless her.
>> No. 438169 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 3:42 pm
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This morning I was having a fantastic dream where I bumped into a lass I used to work with - a tall, busty, lithuanian salsa dancer. She was talking to me, flirting with me and pressing her tits into me as we talked. I woke up with a powerful erection and my heart rate must have been about 140.

Anyway I messaged her and she's moving up here soon. Is god directing my knob now?
>> No. 438170 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 3:46 pm
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>>438160

Fifty fucking quid? She'd better be coming to my house to suck me off for that sort of money.

Even Are Sophie Condren only charges a fiver a month. or so I've heard.
>> No. 438171 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 3:50 pm
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>>438170
I bet it's a bit of a disappointment, too, like the Tulisa blowjob video.
>> No. 438172 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 4:05 pm
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>>438171

I honestly felt sorry for Tulisa back in the day.

She really took it on the chin.


But she's another one who has gone overboard in recent years with plastic surgery. She practically looks like Pete Burns's younger sister these days.

I prefer a woman who's 32 and looks it, for better or worse, any day over somebody like that.
>> No. 438175 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 4:48 pm
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I'm never quite sure what to think when it comes to these women, I see their faces and assume that they are several decades older than they are in reality. I have to assume that they don't walk in and ask the surgeon to make them look like Cher, but someone's clearly fucking up somewhere. Are they victims? Do they not see it?
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29th July 2020
Wednesday 4:59 pm
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>>438175

I think it comes from fixating on a perceived flaw and knocking multiple other things out of balance in trying to correct it. Wrinkles = old, therefore injecting whatsitcalled to smooth out the wrinkles = better, regardless of the cost of losing the overall shape of your face.

Can't speak for the surgeons, it might be that they're just using the materials available to them, and/or they are of a similarly narrow mindset.
>> No. 438179 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 5:03 pm
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>>438172

Agreed, it's far more attractive when a lass just owns her age and doesn't spend time/money/effort trying to look and act 20 again. Sure, 20 year olds are fit, but 32 year olds with self confidence are a much better time overall, and they're almost always still attractive anyway. You have to work pretty hard to look properly old at 30something.

I agree with the general sentiment, when I see any woman with botox or obvious work done I just feel sorry for them, in the same way I feel sorry for lads with massive bald spots who don't just shave it all off, or are clinging desperately to their remaining hair with modern interpretations of the combover or strategic or semi-permanent hat wearing. Being older is excellent, people assume you're competent, they listen to you, and you're supposed to stop giving a shit what people think about you. Celebrity culture has so much to answer for.
>> No. 438182 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 5:55 pm
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>>438175
There are a lot of women who relish taking other women down; it's like a competitive sport for them. It's always strange things, at least to men, they get competitive over such as whether they breastfed their baby or if they had a cesarean they're apparently not a real mother. You'd never hear a man giving a shit about whether a woman is wearing an outfit she's worn before but another woman will happily tear them down for it. As far as I can tell the entire beauty industry is built upon playing on these insecurities and trying to get one over other women; I believe lip fillers are part of this weird race they're engaged in rather than because they think men will find in attractive.

My three closest friends are female and, whilst they've mellowed now, it wasn't uncommon for them in their teens and early twenties to try to get one over the others with things like attention from lads and there used to be a lot of backstabbing and hitching if one of them wasn't around.
>> No. 438184 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 6:28 pm
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>>438182

Female competition, innit.

It is generally accepted that men compete with other men over the most attractive females, and if we follow evolution biology dogma, it is then up to the woman to choose the most suitable mate from those competitors. But women in turn also compete among each other for the most attractive men. Anybody who has ever listened to women talking trash about other women can attest to that.

I think men generally display more sportsmanship in that regard. If somebody gets the girl and you don't, as a lad you don't typically go around telling everybody you know what a fucking dick that other guy is. And if you do, it's just poor form. You usually accept it quietly and move on, and by and large just try to find somebody else that's worth courting. Women, on the other hand, will become sworn mortal enemies to each other just because another woman gets to be with that one guy who's such a catch. And they will put each other down if there's any indication that another woman could be in any way more attractive, be it by the way she looks or by the things she does.

It's said that society puts a lot of pressure on women to look perfect and perform properly as a wife, mother, or employee. But my personal opinion is that 50 to 75 percent of it comes from fellow women, with no involvement from men.
>> No. 438185 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 6:38 pm
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>>438184

>It's said that society puts a lot of pressure on women to look perfect and perform properly as a wife, mother, or employee. But my personal opinion is that 50 to 75 percent of it comes from fellow women, with no involvement from men.

That's a bit of a chicken/egg situation though, innit.
>> No. 438186 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 7:12 pm
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>>438185

It's certainly a good bit of that, but if women want to put a stop to it, then some of the effort needs to come from women themselves and the way they treat each other. It's not normally a man's fault when women criticise each other for having, or not having a C section, or for being a bad mother because somebody comes back early from maternity leave.


>>438179

> in the same way I feel sorry for lads with massive bald spots who don't just shave it all off

I still have nearly all of my hair, there's maybe half an inch missing above my forehead where my hairline has receded, and a bit more than that above my temples, but you wouldn't generally perceive me as bald in any kind of way if you saw me. But I, too, worry sometimes that it will recede more. Some people in our family have kept their hair into old age, some didn't. But I am in my 40s now, and somebody cutting my hair at a hair salon once told me that if you haven't lost your hair by age 40, then there is a very good chance you will keep most of it. She said it's common wisdom in her profession. So far, I'm sort of in between no hair loss and just a little bit, so I'm not really sure which category I really fall into.
>> No. 438187 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 7:17 pm
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None of the women I interact with on a regular basis do any of this shit.
I don't think all of them even wear make-up.
>> No. 438188 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 7:36 pm
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>>438186

>I still have nearly all of my hair, there's maybe half an inch missing above my forehead where my hairline has receded

I think a bit of receding is fine and, like you say, probably not even perceptible to others. It's when the crown starts to go that I think the trouble starts - it certainly did for me. I had always thought of myself as someone who was pretty robust in the self-esteem department, but I caught myself inspecting the bald spot way, way more often than anyone reasonably should, and I was definitely starting to develop a complex about it.

I did a bit of research on the drugs you can take to combat hair loss, and my god, hair loss forums and online communities really highlight those insecurities. Anyone in this thread who really thinks it's just women who care about looks or compete, just go and see what happens on these forums. People being flamed to death for not being as dramatically balding as others, being told you're an idiot for not taking finasteride earlier, or daring to forgo the drugs because of their potential side effects (one of which being PERMANENT ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION), they talk about how celebrities wouldn't have jobs without their hair, how your life is over if you're at a certain point on the Norwood scale. Reading all that it only took me about an hour to decide to say 'fuck it' and shave the lot off.

Not that the other side is much better - the fact that there are several different online communities for bald men to talk about being bald is absolutely mind boggling. It's such a common thing and you really don't pay that much attention to it in other people, yet there's some who will have 10,000 posts about the fact they shave their head now, and bombard each other with studies about how women prefer bald men etc etc. And of course the surgical solutions to hair loss are our equivalent to lip filler and botox and such.

I don't really know where I'm going with this, other than blokes are certainly not immune to this sort of desperate clinging vanity. Does a man with hair plugs look better than with a shaved head? I doubt it.
>> No. 438189 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 9:58 pm
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>>438188

Jason Statham only has thin islands of hair left on his head, but still has a good career going, and he could probably still have more gash than Mike Myers in a Friday the 13th movie.

It's self projection really. One of my mates as a younglad was shedding profusely by about age 22 or 23, but the women were going nuts over him. He was the brash cocky type and they fucking loved it. While I have always had more or less full hair, but was often too shy to even talk to women.
>> No. 438190 Anonymous
29th July 2020
Wednesday 10:13 pm
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>>438189

Exactly. I don't think Jude Law's career or his fanny gathering rescinded along with his hairline, either.

I've yet to meet a woman who gives a shit about male pattern baldness, but have met plenty of men who obsess over it. Meanwhile the most handsome bloke in our friend group is a virgin at 30 because he has zero self esteem. I think people must be sick of the topic always swinging back to confidence on this site but it's really just the answer to almost everything.
>> No. 438191 Anonymous
30th July 2020
Thursday 12:02 am
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>>438190
>I've yet to meet a woman who gives a shit about male pattern baldness

I've heard in hushed tones that the short, fat and balding accountant look is actually attractive for some lasses. Initially I questioned it but then I remembered all the bizarre horns I've gotten from working in offices and that they're usually pretty good blokes.

I'm trying to think of what the female equivalent would be but yeah, probably would have at least a 6 month relationship before it all falls apart.
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30th July 2020
Thursday 12:11 am
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>>438190

>Meanwhile the most handsome bloke in our friend group is a virgin at 30 because he has zero self esteem

Self esteem is really key. It's the superpower that makes things possible even if you're otherwise a completely ordinary lad. Yes, ideally I am sure many women would like to be with somebody who looks like a chiselled Greek statue, but when it comes to somebody who has actual boyfriend or husband qualities, things like a good sense of humour and confidence are almost invariably at the top of women's lists.
>> No. 438193 Anonymous
30th July 2020
Thursday 12:20 am
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>>438191

>short, fat and balding accountant look is actually attractive for some lasses

It would then be interesting to see what those lasses are actually like. Somebody who is young and fit and knows her market value will probably not even dream about it. But a 30something lass who has settled down a bit and is more the mumsy type Sarah Millican with her squelchy fanny for sure probably won't mind.

Being in my 40s as a bloke and seeing how easy it has been for many of my peers to morph from a fit early20something lad into that kind of bald overweight bloke who will gasp for air going up more than one flight of stairs, I try to do whatever I can to not become like them. I work out, I cycle, and try to watch my weight. Look at people like Gordon Ramsay, he's in his 50s but he's got a body like a 35 year old, because he pushes himself as much physically as he does career wise.
>> No. 438194 Anonymous
30th July 2020
Thursday 12:30 am
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>>438191

>I'm trying to think of what the female equivalent would be

There's a thread in /x/ that answers that question.
>> No. 438196 Anonymous
30th July 2020
Thursday 12:32 am
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>>438193

Sounds like red pill bollocks. The gift of the gab is worth a million pushups.
>> No. 438197 Anonymous
30th July 2020
Thursday 12:40 am
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>>438196

I'm mainly doing it to feel good about myself. No red pills here.
>> No. 438198 Anonymous
30th July 2020
Thursday 12:56 am
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>>438197

The "market value" bit is what tipped me off, not the self improvement.
>> No. 438199 Anonymous
30th July 2020
Thursday 1:10 am
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>>438198

I can see that.

It was still not intended.
>> No. 438200 Anonymous
30th July 2020
Thursday 7:43 am
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I had a dream last night that I had no arms so I asked a female friend if she could lend me a hand to relieve my sexual frustrations. This progressed and before I knew it she was regularly pinning me down and forcing me to have sex with her bareback whilst talking about how I was going to impregnate her.

I woke up equally confused and aroused.
>> No. 438241 Anonymous
1st August 2020
Saturday 8:24 pm
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>> No. 438242 Anonymous
1st August 2020
Saturday 9:14 pm
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>>438241
I'm pleased for her as its obviously a lot more healthy, and she seems happy with it, but I would agree.
>> No. 438243 Anonymous
1st August 2020
Saturday 9:20 pm
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>>438241
Not even into fat lasses, unlike the rest of you lot it seems, but I'd have to agree.
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1st August 2020
Saturday 9:48 pm
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>>438241
Like two Tesco shopping bags quarter-filled with sand.
>> No. 438267 Anonymous
3rd August 2020
Monday 11:55 am
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>>438241

Agree 100%, she was way hotter fat
>> No. 438273 Anonymous
3rd August 2020
Monday 8:53 pm
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>> No. 438274 Anonymous
3rd August 2020
Monday 9:19 pm
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>>438245
I had a suspicion and looked it up - she went on a vegan diet. Vegans have a tendency to get these tired-looking eyes and their skin just seems to age a lot worse, not to mention the receding hairline.

It certainly doesn't happen to every vegan but I'm sure that a lot of them are missing out on some important aspect of their nutrition, whenever I see this look it's either drugs or veganism.
>> No. 438275 Anonymous
3rd August 2020
Monday 9:23 pm
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>>438274
It tends to happen to most hefty lasses if they lose a lot of weight relatively quickly. Fat is very good for smoothing out wrinkles.

I've got my suspicions that all this talk of diet and exercise is a smokescreen and she really got a gastric band.
>> No. 438276 Anonymous
3rd August 2020
Monday 9:37 pm
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>>438274
It's being skinny, mate.
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3rd August 2020
Monday 9:49 pm
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>>438276
It's the eyes though, they're way different to a normal thin person and it's something I notice in vegans. I'm not trying to knock veganism for what it's worth, plenty of vegans look great and it's a choice I respect. But a lot of vegans seem to look haggard for their years.
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3rd August 2020
Monday 9:59 pm
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>>438277
That's anyone with a poor diet, but being vegan can exacerbate the issue if you're restricting your food choices further.
>> No. 438279 Anonymous
3rd August 2020
Monday 10:38 pm
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>>438275

>I've got my suspicions that all this talk of diet and exercise is a smokescreen and she really got a gastric band.

It's possible, but it's also much easier to lose weight the old fashioned way if you're rich and can hire a nutritionist and a personal trainer and spend all your time doing it.

Either way I'd agree she looked more attractive when she was fat, but I'm pretty sure she didn't lose weight to make me fancy her so it's not an issue.
>> No. 438286 Anonymous
4th August 2020
Tuesday 1:21 pm
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>>438277

To be really healthy as a vegan, you have to take a whole range of food supplements to make up for the absence of animal protein and certain other things. Humans are omnivores, it's in our genes, and we are generally at our healthiest if we consume a varied diet sourced both from plants and animals. Our evolutionary advantage comes from the fact that we can survive on the poorest of diets, i.e. a person only consuming greasy take aways will not die as such from a diet like that. By contrast, if you look at domestic cats, they absolutely need meat and will get seriously ill without it. But in the end, eating loads of fried yellow foods chock full with trans fats as a human is actually almost as unhealthy as being strictly vegan and taking no supplements.
>> No. 438287 Anonymous
4th August 2020
Tuesday 4:07 pm
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>>438286
>To be really healthy as a vegan, you have to take a whole range of food supplements

Complete rubbish. The only thing you have to watch out for is Vitamin B12, which is in Marmite, among other things.
>> No. 438290 Anonymous
4th August 2020
Tuesday 5:40 pm
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>>438287

Can vegans eat marmite? Not trying to take the piss, does yeast count as an animal?
>> No. 438291 Anonymous
4th August 2020
Tuesday 5:41 pm
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>>438290
The vegan diet is based around fungus.
>> No. 438292 Anonymous
4th August 2020
Tuesday 5:49 pm
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>>438290
Of course we can. Yeast is not an animal, it does not have a nervous system. Also, it's a by-product from brewing, so recycling - the kind of thing we like.
>> No. 438293 Anonymous
4th August 2020
Tuesday 7:41 pm
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>>438287

I hope you're at least not a preachy cunt to your friends about the fact that you are a vegan. I have two friends who are that way, and they aren't fun to be around when it comes up. Actually it's more the lass, her boyfriend just seems to be half heartedly along for the ride. maybe she does good blowjobs
>> No. 438295 Anonymous
4th August 2020
Tuesday 9:56 pm
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>>438293
Not entirely sure what being a "preachy cunt" has to do with your wildly inaccurate assertions in >>438286 - you deserve every vegan in the world preaching at you when you spout such inaccurate pseudo-scientific bollocks.
>> No. 438310 Anonymous
6th August 2020
Thursday 8:25 pm
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I had a dream that I was out picking mushrooms in a forest, like I really enjoy doing every autumn. There were oversize mushrooms everywhere, and I couldn't believe my luck.

When you think about it, it's a corona friendly activity, just being out in the woods by yourself or with a limited number of other people who will likely maintain their distance more or less.

I predict droves of mushroom hunting novices in forests from September, all because they will realise the same thing. Which could mean slim pickings for us more seasoned long-time mushroom fans.

Just hope they won't happen upon my secret spots where I often find copious amounts of pennybuns.
>> No. 438312 Anonymous
6th August 2020
Thursday 9:08 pm
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>>438295
Not to stir this pot further, but my mate is vegan and has to take b12 supplements as an injection and ended losing so much weight at one point in muscle mass that he had to ask a body-builder for help (nutritionally and via other means) He also became vegan based on that "Gamechangers" documentary which uses a black man with sickle cell anaemia to try and make it look like eating meat was objectively bad for you and made your blood look weird.

It seems like a bloody chore to stop yourself from becoming malnourished in some way. He is OK now, looks well again, but it took him about a year to find a balance and he still needs to take the b12 injections.
>> No. 438323 Anonymous
6th August 2020
Thursday 10:06 pm
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>>438312
Well, he clearly isn't eating well, or has some other issues, if he needs those injections. Very few vegans need B12 supplements, because there is enough of it in other foods. It's actually the FRUITARIANS (and believe me they exist) who really really need the B12. If you try and exist entirely on a diet of fruit, without B12, you end up randomly fainting a lot.

I live in a house of four vegans, two of whom have done it from birth and are now both teenagers; the other two of us are twenty years plus. We eat very normal diets (we shop at Tesco/Sainsburys) and don't take supplements at all.

Any diet can be shit, if you're not eating properly.
>> No. 438332 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 10:20 am
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>>438323
>Very few vegans need B12 supplements, because there is enough of it in other foods.
Not him, but having a gander at Wikipedia suggests B12 is naturalli present in hardly any non-animal sources, and it's recommened vegans consume food that is fortified with B12. Probably worth noting that this diet wouldn't be possible without modern food production.
>> No. 438334 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 10:37 am
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>>438332

This is also the case for non-vegans as well. The reason it exists in animal products is because they are fed fortified grains/soy feed. It is produced by bacteria that live in soil/grass that would normally be eaten by herbivorous animals, but is now all but nonexistent in factory farms except in fortified forms.

Without it being added to foods, everyone would be deficient, not just vegans.
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7th August 2020
Friday 10:38 am
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>>438332

This is also the case for non-vegans as well. The reason it exists in animal products is because they are fed fortified grains/soy feed. It is produced by bacteria that live in soil/grass that would normally be eaten by herbivorous animals, but is now all but nonexistent in factory farms except in fortified forms.

Without it being added to foods, everyone would be deficient, not just vegans.
>> No. 438336 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 10:40 am
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>>438334
Oh, fair enough.
>> No. 438337 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 10:44 am
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>>438332

> Probably worth noting that this diet wouldn't be possible without modern food production.

This. It's easy to pick and choose and avoid meat and animal products if you live in an affluent first-world country. You won't find many sworn vegans in the world's famine regions.
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7th August 2020
Friday 10:54 am
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>>438337
Which is of course an argument for why abolishing wealth inequality under capitalism will improve animal rights everywhere.
>> No. 438339 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 11:10 am
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>>438332
>>438334
>>438337

Where did people historically get their B12 if there are so few sources for it? I assume that most people throughout most of history were deficient in a number of nutrients but if you have no B12 whatsoever you'll literally die. So where'd they get it?
>> No. 438340 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 11:21 am
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>>438339

It was still from meat. We're one of the only animals that doesn't produce our own B12 in the gut via bacteria*, so eating other animals has always been a source of B12. I'm sure >>438335 is right that it's much, much more available now because of modern farming techniques, but clearly back then we were absorbing enough from animal meat and marrow to survive, that much is indisputable.

*we actually do produce it, but we do so in our large intestine, while we can only absorb it via our small intestine - so our shit is full of B12 that just goes straight out into the toilet, unused.
>> No. 438349 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 1:35 pm
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>>438339

>Where did people historically get their B12 if there are so few sources for it?

We evolved as hunter-gatherers. Even most of the other hominid species that are extinct today ate both animals and plants. And chimpanzees still do so today, they may prefer fruit and plants, but they will just as happily hunt small mammals if they have the chance.


>I assume that most people throughout most of history were deficient in a number of nutrients

Part of the reason, next to the absence of medical science, why people had a much lower life expectancy, up until about 200 years ago. People are also generally taller today and reach sexual maturity earlier in life because of better nutrition in childhood and adolescence.
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7th August 2020
Friday 1:44 pm
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>>438349
>And chimpanzees still do so today, they may prefer fruit and plants, but they will just as happily hunt small mammals if they have the chance.

Aren't a lot of animals like this? I've seen footage of horses and goats opportunistically hoovering up small animals like chicks.
>> No. 438356 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 4:28 pm
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>>438349
>reach sexual maturity earlier in life
Are you saying that as well as dying younger, people had children older? I thought it was the other way around, people living modern lives put starting families on hold.
>> No. 438358 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 5:01 pm
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>>438349
> Part of the reason, next to the absence of medical science, why people had a much lower life expectancy, up until about 200 years ago.

I'm pretty sure I saw on QI that that life expectancy statistic was heavily skewed by infant mortality. If people made it to adulthood they had roughly the same life expectancy as us.
>> No. 438359 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 5:13 pm
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>>438356
This is very poor trolling.
>> No. 438362 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 6:10 pm
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>>438356

I remember reading somewhere that on average, girls got their first period around age 15-16 in the Middle Ages. Which more or less coincided with their age of marriage. Men, by contrast, usually didn't marry until their late 20s. Which wasn't just them being wronguns, but you were expected to fully provide for your family, including a stay at home wife and several children, and that kind of financial stability as a mediaeval lad often didn't come until the second half of your 20s, much like today.
>> No. 438363 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 7:51 pm
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>>438356
Crypto-carpet-baggerry, on my .gs?
It's more likely than you think.
>> No. 438366 Anonymous
7th August 2020
Friday 9:54 pm
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>>438358

>that life expectancy statistic was heavily skewed by infant mortality

Probably, but even if you had made it past that bottleneck, your chances of living to old age still weren't great. There are reliable accounts from Georgian times that there really weren't many old people around even then. Unless you were an aristocrat or otherwise wealthy, you were usually dead by your mid-50s. Often much sooner, women especially. I think something like one in five women died during childbirth back then.
>> No. 438391 Anonymous
9th August 2020
Sunday 10:04 pm
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>>438362

>I remember reading somewhere that on average, girls got their first period around age 15-16 in the Middle Ages

That was in the 1800's when kids worked 18 hours a day in a factory and survived on one bowl of gruel a day. In the Middle Ages people lived in little towns and were better nourished and girl started their periods about 13.
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9th August 2020
Sunday 10:36 pm
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> That was in the 1800's when kids worked 18 hours a day
Luxury.
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9th August 2020
Sunday 11:33 pm
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>>438391

>In the Middle Ages people lived in little towns and were better nourished and girl started their periods about 13.

Don't let depictions of mediaeval banquets fool you. The average villager's diet was quite nutrient poor, people mainly ate things like lentil or turnip stew, potatoes were unknown until long after the Columbian Exchange, and meat was a true luxury, because people didn't just slaughter one of their cows when they were feeling peckish. Yes, people drank milk, but milk alone doesn't make you get your period at 13. Wild game was usually property of the local lord of the manor, and you were only allowed to pick mushrooms and berries from his forests.

The average villager probably wasn't malnourished, but to say they had a complete and diverse diet is also an overstatement.
>> No. 438405 Anonymous
10th August 2020
Monday 12:43 am
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>>438401
You two seem awfully interested in the onset of puberty in young girls.
>> No. 438406 Anonymous
10th August 2020
Monday 1:08 am
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>>438405

Welcome to britfa.gs
>> No. 438409 Anonymous
10th August 2020
Monday 9:57 am
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>>438405

No, this is all about mediaeval nutrition. And lentil soup.
>> No. 438410 Anonymous
10th August 2020
Monday 10:01 am
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So does this mean a vegan child would start puberty later than a normal child?
>> No. 438411 Anonymous
10th August 2020
Monday 10:20 am
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>>438410

The amount of malnourished vegans I know, they would be lucky to start it at all.
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10th August 2020
Monday 10:40 am
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>>438411

A poorly planned vegan diet can be dangerous, yes. There are plenty of horror stories on the Internet about possible adverse effects.

Then again, a badly controlled omnivorous diet is also not good for you.
>> No. 438414 Anonymous
10th August 2020
Monday 11:56 am
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I dreamt I'd mistakenly bought a keyboard online, then I started wondering about in the dark and after a short time a tiger, lion, camel and some really small animal which I forget all started following me. They got on but I went to a zoo because I was concerned they might start scrapping.
>> No. 438471 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 10:17 am
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>Kelly Osbourne looks transformed in first photos since six stone weight loss

Meh.
>> No. 438472 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 11:16 am
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>>438471
I liked her when she was chunky years ago.
>> No. 438473 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 11:32 am
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You're fucking wrong 'uns.

KELLY OSBOURNE HAS NEVER BEEN FIT AND NEVER WILL BE.
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12th August 2020
Wednesday 11:50 am
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I remember listening to Kelly Osbourne's Radio 1 show years ago as a kid, they had a write in about wanking and someone said they could go from start to finish in less than ten seconds. Much like Kelly at the time I thought "absolutely impossible, there's just no way". How wrong we were.
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12th August 2020
Wednesday 12:16 pm
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>> No. 438479 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 12:40 pm
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>>438473
I think I'll take one for the team when she was curvy. Looks a bit weird now though.
>> No. 438480 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 12:50 pm
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>>438475
I haven't wanked over a cat but I spent an entire month posting Vorderman and explained at length how Scarlett Moffatt has the right kind of belly for a fat lass so I know the lengths of depravity we go to. Kelly Osbourne is a step too far.
>> No. 438482 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 12:54 pm
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>>438473
Totally with you. Also, look at her parents FFS!

It's going to grow into a monster and you don't want to accidentally breed with it.
>> No. 438493 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 4:36 pm
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>>438482

If that's her in >>438479 then I would, with no regrets, in all three holes.

Just imagine how many times you could tap her dad for a loan only to tap him for it again twenty minutes later. Fucking goldmine.
>> No. 438495 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 5:11 pm
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>>438493
The trouble is it's not a recent picture but one where she still has some shape - even if it's more of a beer belly. Now she just looks like a bloke with a massive jaw.

I was going to post a recent picture to go with this but it's gone 5 so I'd rather post that shapely picture of Elizabeth Moss as we'll all be wanking in the next hour or two. A good fertile shape if you ask me.
>> No. 438496 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 5:19 pm
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>>438482
>grow into
She's 35, lad.
>> No. 438500 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 6:26 pm
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>>438496
> She's 35, lad.

Practically still in nappies. You sick bunch of filth.
>> No. 438501 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 7:33 pm
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See, this is how I think of Kelly Osbourne.
After the Osbournes ended I'd all but forgotten her.
>> No. 438503 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 9:38 pm
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>>438501

Why does Avril Lavign have the tiny, tiny legs of a middle aged Irishman?
>> No. 438505 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 9:47 pm
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>>438474
My dreams were thunder and lightning themed because of the storm in Forth Valley and it was honestly quite bizarre. The couple of times I woke up, it was hammering down as well. The storm lasted at least 4 hours by my estimation. Fella in my mates street got his house struck and the fucking thing went on fire. I'm thinking due to electrical mishap, cowboy aerial installation.

/whinge for off topic
>> No. 438508 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 9:57 pm
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>>438503
She has an odd shaped body. I don't think most people pick up on this because it was hidden behind her teeny rocker outfits.
>> No. 438509 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 9:59 pm
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>>438508
That's a different burd, the original died so they replaced her.
>> No. 438510 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 10:03 pm
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>>438503
> tiny, tiny legs of a middle aged Irishman

Trying not to spit tea over the screen; that's very well observed lad.
>> No. 438511 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 11:12 pm
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>>438508

I just realised that she is already in her mid-30s and sort of beginning to push 40 this year.

I still remember her from when she was first touted as a slacker teen pop sensation.


How the fuck did we all get so old.

You younglads have no idea what's coming.
>> No. 438512 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 11:38 pm
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>>438511
I bet the youth of today don't even have an Avril to wank over.
>> No. 438514 Anonymous
12th August 2020
Wednesday 11:52 pm
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>>438512

My first celebrity wanks, if that's the word, were over pictures of Kylie Minogue when she was in her absolute prime, i.e. early 20s, long before suicidal drug fiend Michael Hutchence was boasting that "corrupting Kylie" was his favourite pastime. Besides absolutely hoovering up cocaine, presumably.

The quality of her music while she was still with Stock/Aitken/Waterman was nothing short of appalling, but as a 14 year old with raging hormones, I was able to fully ignore it.
>> No. 438517 Anonymous
13th August 2020
Thursday 2:32 am
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>>438514
>nothing short of appalling

Same. This was one of mine.
>> No. 438520 Anonymous
13th August 2020
Thursday 5:29 pm
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>>438517

Bit of an odd choice, but ok. Not passing judgement.
>> No. 438523 Anonymous
13th August 2020
Thursday 5:56 pm
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>>438514
If you google image search "kylie" all you get is pictures of Kylie Jenner.

I am officially old.
>> No. 438528 Anonymous
13th August 2020
Thursday 8:36 pm
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>>438514
I've seen her in the flesh (in a bar in London) more than once. Absolutely minging munter up close and without make-up; also fucking tiny. Weird and genuinely startling.
>> No. 438530 Anonymous
13th August 2020
Thursday 9:39 pm
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>>438523

I guess then it's best not tell young people today that you used to bosh one out over "Kylie" when you were a lad. They'll do the math and think you're a proper wrongun.
>> No. 438533 Anonymous
13th August 2020
Thursday 10:19 pm
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>>438514

Assuming you wanked to it when the picture was new, we are different generations, but my first celebrity wank, and probably one of my earliest wanks in general (I'd have been 12 I think), was also to Kylie :



She looks pretty rough there, on reflection, but it definitely did the trick back then.
>> No. 438534 Anonymous
13th August 2020
Thursday 10:59 pm
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>>438533

That was in the early 2000s I think. She was prime wank material all the way into her mid-30s. Just look at her arse in music videos like "Outta My Head" from 2002 (?).
>> No. 438535 Anonymous
13th August 2020
Thursday 11:57 pm
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>>438512
Billie Elish.
>> No. 438536 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 1:07 am
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>>438528

>Absolutely minging munter up close and without make-up; 

She does/did have one of those faces that are on the edge of "ugly pretty" and need proper makeup.
>> No. 438537 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 1:20 am
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>>438535

Do teens consider her wank material? She has the worst resting bitch face I've ever seen on a celebrity.

Belle delphine strikes me as the more likely modern teen wank choice. (the gamer girl bath water girl)
>> No. 438538 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 1:31 am
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>>438537
She's got massive norks.

I hate that so many lasses try and copy Belle Delphine with that stupid eyes rolled, tongue out pose.
>> No. 438539 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 1:36 am
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>>438537
I think Belle tries too hard to be wank material so that her appeal is more for a 30's nerd who wants a Waifu.
>> No. 438542 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 11:43 am
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I like Belle Deplhine. Not in that way, but both her and Brittany Venti have managed to take advantage of certain types of men's shitty attitudes towards women. I'm not sure it'll do either of them much good psychologically, in the long run, but something about it is admirable.
>> No. 438543 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 12:07 pm
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>>438537

I find lips to be the most immediately erotic part of a woman I blame my black ex for this and Billy Eilish has gorgeous ones. So that's bound to be a factor for some people. Sadly she's a bit too young for someone in their early thirties to be perving on so I try to avoid looking her up.
>> No. 438544 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 12:32 pm
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>>438543
>I blame my black ex for this
This is what people mean when they say the UK is the "least racist country".
>> No. 438547 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 3:20 pm
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Today is Meg Griffin Mila Kunis's birthday.

Brunettes aren't necessarily my type, but she was some weapons-grade wank material about ten years ago.

Still fit after two kids at 37.
>> No. 438548 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 3:46 pm
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>>438547
I love her. Even as Meg.
>> No. 438549 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 3:51 pm
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>>438547

I never realised Meg's voice actress was quite so fuckable.
>> No. 438550 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 4:05 pm
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>>438542
For a time, Jessica Nigri did the same thing though she seems to have gone a bit quiet now.
>> No. 438552 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 5:32 pm
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>>438550

She still has a sexy patreon and all that, from what I understand it's ludicrously expensive and she doesn't even get her nips out.
>> No. 438554 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 5:54 pm
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>>438549

I've been a fan since I first saw Mila Kunis on That 70s Show.

She's got a pretty sweet deal though on Family Guy. It's rumoured that she gets over $200K per episode. Not per series, per episode. At 20 episodes per series, that's four million dollars a year for barely five minutes of screen time altogether. She must be one of the highest paid TV actresses per hour.
>> No. 438555 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 6:02 pm
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>>438552
Her proper nude tits are her nuclear option for when she really starts to lose followers.
She's been teasing folk for so many years that once they come out, they can never go away again.
She's done well to never leak anything either.
>> No. 438561 Anonymous
14th August 2020
Friday 10:48 pm
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>>438555

Meg Turney recently posted nipple so I feel like hers is going that way too.

I don't know what it is, but knocking one out to an image that costs $20 or so that I didn't actually pay for is always a good time.
>> No. 438569 Anonymous
15th August 2020
Saturday 12:15 am
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>>438561
Anything onlyfans or Patreon is available for free on other sites anyway.
>> No. 438571 Anonymous
15th August 2020
Saturday 4:30 am
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>>438569
The cynicism of onlyfans is doing my head in. I almost wish I had thought of that site.
>> No. 438573 Anonymous
15th August 2020
Saturday 9:02 am
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>>438571
The idea is the easy bit.
>> No. 438578 Anonymous
15th August 2020
Saturday 1:00 pm
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>>438573
You're right - but as a kind of Patreon for thick people, it's a business model I have underestimated. It seems to have reached a weird, acceptable critical-mass point.
>> No. 438618 Anonymous
16th August 2020
Sunday 9:54 am
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Had a dream I was judging an all-female Overwatch cosplay competition in my mate's house. I've never played the thing so I obviously judge them on shapeliness of the contestants with a... hands-on approach. They're very receptive.

Thing is I just don't get sex dreams. I've been on medication for BPD for the past year or so and my libido has taken a hit. Regardless I woke up with a significant stonk on. Are my meds wearing off? Is this the light at the end of the tunnel?

[X] ballot spoiled for veering into /emo/ territory.
>> No. 438671 Anonymous
18th August 2020
Tuesday 3:23 pm
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I had a dream that I was at an Alice Cooper concert, and there were only about ten people in the audience in front of the stage. So I said to him, "Can you do Ballad of Dwight Fry for me? Cause that's always been one of my favourites!" He obliged and sang the song for us, and invited us to sing along.

It is one of his best songs. Next to songs like "Steven" or "No More Mr. Nice Guy", or "Only Women Bleed". If Alice Cooper is synonymous to you with "Poison" or "Hey Stoopid", then you are really missing out on all the awesome stuff he did in the 1970s.
>> No. 438672 Anonymous
18th August 2020
Tuesday 4:55 pm
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My mates had invited me over to their place, and we were meant to play some sort of pen and paper roleplaying campaign. It was based on Warhammer and we were just deciding to whether be a squad of Cadians or Catachans. We were bollock naked in the jacuzzi while having this discussion, incidentally. We didn't get far because my dad started shouting at me to come and clean the mess up in the spare bedroom. I really needed a piss, so I went and stood in the bathroom urgently pissing into the sink, for about ten minutes, before waking up in real life and realising I was bursting for a piss.

I hate when I have these dreams that seem to be entirely made of concentrated anxieties and social faux pas.
>> No. 438673 Anonymous
18th August 2020
Tuesday 7:13 pm
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>>438671
His most recent couple of albums have been great too.
>> No. 438674 Anonymous
18th August 2020
Tuesday 7:26 pm
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>>438672
At least you never pissed the bed eh?
>> No. 438675 Anonymous
19th August 2020
Wednesday 8:57 am
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>>438674
I went through a period about five years ago of dreaming I was having a piss and then waking up to find I was doing it for real. Got to the point where I would check to make sure I wasn't dreaming before pissing, and then discover that oh whoops you were dreaming and your duvet stinks again. Spent a long time making sure I went to bed on an empty bladder and I seem to be mysteriously cured of it now.
>> No. 438705 Anonymous
25th August 2020
Tuesday 9:25 am
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I just had a dream about Christmas gifts, and about my brother's new girlfriend getting me something, while I somehow forgot to buy a gift for her.

What the fuck. It's still August.
>> No. 438706 Anonymous
25th August 2020
Tuesday 9:42 am
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>>438705
I've already bought most of the presents I'm planning on giving. I've decided this year that as soon as something pops into my head as a good idea I'll get it or chances are I'd forget.
>> No. 438707 Anonymous
25th August 2020
Tuesday 9:45 am
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>>438706
I admire your forethought and planning but just can't get my head around it.
>> No. 438714 Anonymous
25th August 2020
Tuesday 11:38 pm
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>>438707

I've bought Christmas presents last-minute all my life, and I don't see any need to change that habit.

I tend to have the best ideas when there is little to almost no time left to buy something meaningful at all for somebody.

I'll admit that Amazon Prime has been my saviour a few times. That membership is money well spent.
>> No. 438717 Anonymous
26th August 2020
Wednesday 12:46 am
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>>438714
>That membership is money well spent.

It really is - I rinse Prime with the next-day delivery.
>> No. 438718 Anonymous
26th August 2020
Wednesday 1:10 am
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>>438717
I get constant offers of a free trial. Most years I take up the trial in mid-December, get free next-day delivery on Christmas gifts and post-Christmas purchases, then cancel.
>> No. 438719 Anonymous
26th August 2020
Wednesday 9:20 am
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You're not rinsing anyone of course - Amazon can afford to give you free delivery and cheaper products because they pay no tax and treat their workers like shit. I'm not saying Prime hasn't been a saviour for me too when it comes to buying gifts at the last minute, but in general we shouldn't be giving them business.
>> No. 438720 Anonymous
26th August 2020
Wednesday 10:07 am
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>>438719

Jeff Bezos had to amass his big fortune somehow. No entrepreneur ever got rich by turning his company into a socialist worker's paradise.

That said, Amazon is one example that we shouldn't allow American companies to export their business model to other countries like that. Just do a google search on how Wal-Mart treats its lowly employees. Working in Tesco's must be heaven, by comparison.
>> No. 438723 Anonymous
27th August 2020
Thursday 12:58 am
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>>438720
Tesco are pretty good to their employees - it's the customers that are the difficult part.
>> No. 438725 Anonymous
29th August 2020
Saturday 10:36 am
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Nothing specific, just waking up with a general feeling that everything was really, really nice on the other side and that that's not the case here.
>> No. 438852 Anonymous
7th September 2020
Monday 8:06 pm
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I've graduated, so to speak, from having dreams about being back at school to dreaming that all the people I went to school with have better jobs than I do. e.g. A job.
>> No. 438853 Anonymous
7th September 2020
Monday 8:27 pm
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I haven't had dreams, bad or good, about dead people for a while, so that's looking positive.
>> No. 438855 Anonymous
7th September 2020
Monday 8:42 pm
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I had dream that I was getting married to my wife again but no one could tell me why, despite my reservations I went ahead with it only to realise that the dream had DayZ's loot mechanics and someone hadn't stored my Wife's dress in a persistent container and it had despawned, much to my chargrin I was told to procure another one by raiding a rival wedding ceremony only to once more realise my raid bag had been left out (fucking noobs) but luckily someone had moved it and it despawn timer had reset.

When I arrived at the venue wedding dress in tow I was told it was the wrong colour, so I got arsey and said who gives a fuck we're already married this is ridiculous wear it or fuck off. I think I woke up after than as my only other memory is of being offered an hors d'oeuvres that was clearly just skittles stuck to a cracker with cake icing.
>> No. 438856 Anonymous
7th September 2020
Monday 9:05 pm
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>>438855
You should probably spend more time with your wife and less time gaming.
>> No. 438857 Anonymous
7th September 2020
Monday 9:43 pm
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>>438856
But that IS how we spend time together, lad. Catch 22.
>> No. 438858 Anonymous
7th September 2020
Monday 10:22 pm
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>>438857
That's fine so long as you're happy bringing your kids up in Minecraft.
>> No. 438859 Anonymous
7th September 2020
Monday 10:44 pm
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>>438855
>clearly just skittles stuck to a cracker with cake icing.
Did you ask for the recipe?
>> No. 438860 Anonymous
7th September 2020
Monday 11:07 pm
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>>438859
Sadly no, but I'm sure cheflad could sort us out with an approximation.
>> No. 438866 Anonymous
9th September 2020
Wednesday 12:29 am
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I had a dream where I was pondering unusual combinations of ingredients for pie. The one combination I still remember was banana and Baileys pie. I then looked it up on the Internet today, and it looks like there actually are banana and Baileys pies. I'm really intrigued now, maybe I'll try to make one this weekend.
>> No. 438869 Anonymous
9th September 2020
Wednesday 6:28 am
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I dreamt that Hulk Hogan had died.
>> No. 438872 Anonymous
9th September 2020
Wednesday 8:22 am
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I was in America, and I stopped at a Dunkin' Donuts to get coffee. I queued up for a bit and when I got to the front I apologised and explained I had to verify the postal votes, which I was doing right there on the counter. She was very understanding and accommodating, and when she took my order I realised I'd forgotten to ask my girlfriend, who was waiting in the car, what she wanted. I phoned her, but she wasn't answering.
>> No. 438873 Anonymous
9th September 2020
Wednesday 8:58 am
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>>438872
As she was very understanding and accomodating and your girlfriend wasn't answering did you then do her right there on the counter?
>> No. 438874 Anonymous
9th September 2020
Wednesday 9:51 am
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>>438869
No 2020. Not the Hulkster.
>> No. 438876 Anonymous
9th September 2020
Wednesday 1:32 pm
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I had a dream I found some top quality furry porn and I was really anticipating wanking to it. I can't remember what it was but I woke up with a big boner. I haven't looked at furry porn for years so it was a weird dream.
>> No. 438877 Anonymous
9th September 2020
Wednesday 8:25 pm
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>>438873

No, my dreams are far too mundane for that nowadays.

I don't think I've had a sex dream since I was about 15. It amuses me how far off the mark I was with what I imagined vaginas to actually feel like.
>> No. 438878 Anonymous
9th September 2020
Wednesday 9:03 pm
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>>438877

> It amuses me how far off the mark I was with what I imagined vaginas to actually feel like.

Funny, my first girlfriend said about the same about penises. I was also her first. She thought they would be much more rigid when erect. And no, I did not have erection problems at 17.

I'm not sure what I even thought a vagina would feel like before we met, I guess one thing that was unexpected was just how, erm, slippery a woman can get down there when she's aroused. And I'm not sure I had anticipated that rubbing a lass's wet vagina could sound a bit like handling a portion of spaghetti with sauce.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlD08Rh6xa8
>> No. 439080 Anonymous
17th September 2020
Thursday 2:21 pm
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I keep dreaming about my ex only its realistic so I'm just having disappointing sex and getting nagged. Last night I dropped a hot dinner plate involuntary and she let out an annoyed sigh with a "don't worry I'll clean up YOUR mess".

This is bullshit. How do I break up with my subconscious girlfriend?
>> No. 439081 Anonymous
17th September 2020
Thursday 3:17 pm
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>>439080
You're dreaming now m8, but don't worry. Soon you'll be back to reality.
>> No. 439082 Anonymous
17th September 2020
Thursday 3:35 pm
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>>439080
A dream world arse pissing.
>> No. 439083 Anonymous
17th September 2020
Thursday 4:11 pm
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>>439080

>How do I break up with my subconscious girlfriend?

I wish I knew. No matter how old and bald and boring I get, in my dreams I'm still a lovestruck teenager.
>> No. 439084 Anonymous
17th September 2020
Thursday 4:27 pm
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>>439080

Clearly you have moved on but she hasn't and is in denial. You need to start perving on other women in front of her and treating her like crap until she decides it's HER choice to leave.
>> No. 439085 Anonymous
17th September 2020
Thursday 5:59 pm
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>>439081
I'd be careful with how much sense you're making here. I ended it before planetary lockdown started and the gas aliens of Venus sounds like something from The Algebraist that I was reading at the time.

Maybe this also explains how .gs was able to manifest the weather last month. And why Dream Kitchen just came on.

>>439084
I'll give it a go - her housemate had frankly enormous breasts. Hope you had a good life, dream-people.
>> No. 439107 Anonymous
17th September 2020
Thursday 11:10 pm
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>>439085
Frankly enormous is best tbh.
>> No. 439252 Anonymous
25th September 2020
Friday 9:49 pm
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I had a chinese takeaway the other night and dreamed of a woman living alone whilst struggling to manage a viciously mischievous imaginary friend. After a while the parallel between woman and friend became narrower and it turned out they were one and the same schizophrenic character - the reveal of which fact was an awful horror like vision of the woman watching her own face burn to a husk and drained of soul.
Apparently MSG dreams is a thing.
>> No. 439253 Anonymous
26th September 2020
Saturday 1:52 am
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>>439252
What film is that pic from? I tend to see it in my mirrors when I am extremely distressed. I have blown it away for a while, but it is nice to think that I picked it up from a film.
>> No. 439255 Anonymous
26th September 2020
Saturday 1:17 pm
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>>439253
>I tend to see it in my mirrors.
Ouch. It was from a 30 odd second clip on Youtube about facial recognition ghosts or some shit. I can't remember what I googled to find it.
Do you mean literally see with your eyes or think yourself into 'seeing' like i do with severed heads in the toilet? I've noticed a lot of my more intense dreams involve facial disfigurement and contortion. I really can't think what it means - the imidiate answer or being twofaced or of dual identity doesn't apply well to my concious self.
>> No. 439256 Anonymous
26th September 2020
Saturday 3:46 pm
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I played Football Manager on Thursday night and now I've had two nights dreaming about it. I never knew managing Darlington could be so exciting.
>> No. 439262 Anonymous
26th September 2020
Saturday 11:17 pm
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In my last dream, someone was trying to kill me by running me over with a regular sized car that was rigged up to be remote controlled. I imagine he was doing an evil laugh like any denizen of a hollowed-out volcano would.
>> No. 439266 Anonymous
27th September 2020
Sunday 10:46 am
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I was dreaming of eating an un-ripe banana and getting stomach ache because of it. I woke up with a stomach ache; I've not eaten a banana in weeks.
>> No. 439267 Anonymous
27th September 2020
Sunday 10:52 am
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I dreamed that I had a cock transplant in order to smuggle a Chinese dissident's cock to freedom. The PLA caught me and interrogated me, but I managed to persuade them that it was my own cock.
>> No. 439305 Anonymous
29th September 2020
Tuesday 3:30 pm
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I had an 'entropy dream' as my barely awake mind called it. Everyone (I suppose all sentient life) was panicking and trying to reshape themselves into more energy efficient forms because we were near the end of the heat death of the universe. It was a fools errand because doing so was creating new order thereby increasing entropy rendering such actions as self-defeating - everything was being lost including memories that were being reshaped leading to painful decisions.

We'd worked out time-travel into the future but it just gave us more energy efficient forms from our future. I ended up wondering into a tiny and empty theme-park where some woman was sitting at a merry-go-round with balloons in her hand and a dress - I thought it was mad doing what she was doing considering the waste of potentially trillions of years but she replied that she was reliving a joyful time in her life. I awoke feeling strange.

I blame the ordinarily optimistic SFIA covering the phosphorus problem.
>> No. 439307 Anonymous
29th September 2020
Tuesday 5:07 pm
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>>439305
Maybe you got bits of this from a film/show? One I would like to watch.
>> No. 439308 Anonymous
29th September 2020
Tuesday 5:11 pm
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>>439307

Some parts of it remind me vaguely of Manifold: Time by Stephen Baxter.
>> No. 439309 Anonymous
29th September 2020
Tuesday 10:47 pm
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>>439305

You have a beautiful mind, friend.
>> No. 439310 Anonymous
29th September 2020
Tuesday 10:53 pm
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>>439307
It sounds like fuckin' Twilight Zone. At the end he realised he was trapped in a bottle being observed by aliens who all looked just like him preparing to detonate an atomic bomb in the past.
>> No. 439311 Anonymous
29th September 2020
Tuesday 10:56 pm
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>>439310
Why do people think the Twilight Zone is characterised by such strangely endless concoctions of cause and effect? There was never any of this "X turned out to be Y turned out to be Q turned out to be N". Almost every episode had one, very thematic, twist at most.
>> No. 439315 Anonymous
30th September 2020
Wednesday 8:27 am
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>>439311

And none of them knew they were robots! They had all the beer in the world... But no bottle opener!
>> No. 439342 Anonymous
1st October 2020
Thursday 6:13 am
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That Steve guy from Gamers Nexus was showing me the cash, as in physical note currency, loose, in a mossy, ramshackle, shack by a swamp. He dumped it out on a table and said "yeah, so this is what we raised", and it wasn't even that much, probably a few hundred quid. It was definitely pounds and I think was the old paper notes too, I suppose my subconscious is stuck in the past and I don't really blame it.

Anyway, we decided to go and sit in the swamp itself, like it was a jacuzzi, for a while. He was sat across the water from me. Immediately after entering the water and getting comfortable someone, I don't know who, brought me a glass of what was obviously swamp water, which for some reason I drank, probably out of politeness. However, as I was handed a a second I realised I was in Florida, and that's where they have brain eating amoebas in the water. I rushed out of the swamp, found a toilet and immediately began throwing up into it.

As I came too I realised Gamers Nexus are based in California so I was probably a-okay to drink as much swmap water as I could.
>> No. 439343 Anonymous
1st October 2020
Thursday 6:56 am
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I wrote and performed a rap song in a dream. I was quite aware it was a dream though, as I kept thinking the tune / lyrics were so good that I ought to wake up and remember it. It was quite bling and there were many dancers.

I wish a could remember the tune/lyrics.
>> No. 439380 Anonymous
3rd October 2020
Saturday 1:10 am
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>>439343

I had a dream the other night that I was somehow inside the music video to S'Express's 1988 hit Theme From S'Express. I was then asked to rhythmically keep pressing on the head of an aerosol spray can, because I actually remember reading somewhere that the hihat in that song is really a sampled spray can sound.

Proper weird stuff.

Cracking song though, if you don't know it. Although it really dates me as an oldlad.
>> No. 439385 Anonymous
3rd October 2020
Saturday 12:59 pm
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>>439380

I do know the song, but it was released a year before I was born, grandad.
>> No. 439386 Anonymous
3rd October 2020
Saturday 1:51 pm
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>>439385
You're technically old enough to be a grandad now, if you and your first child were both very motivated for it.
>> No. 439387 Anonymous
3rd October 2020
Saturday 2:01 pm
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>>439386

I wouldn't be surprised if a few people I went to school with were grandparents, you have a point.
>> No. 439413 Anonymous
5th October 2020
Monday 7:53 am
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Someone was trying to break into my shed so I was throwing plant pots out of the window at them. I ended up hitting him on the head with a paperweight, which killed him so I decided to hide that because I thought it would a bit too murderous in intent compared with a plant pot. I asked on here what to do when the rozzers came and you all told me to keep silent. Later on I was drunk and on my driveway when my neighbour's daughter walked past, who had morphed into Billie Eilish so she had gargantuan breasts. That's all I remember.
>> No. 439418 Anonymous
5th October 2020
Monday 3:02 pm
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>>439386

> if you and your first child were both very motivated for it

Broken Britain.
>> No. 439455 Anonymous
8th October 2020
Thursday 11:40 am
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I was attending a job interview at some kind of art gallery or museum. The curator was keen to emphasise how prestigious the place was by introducing me to his wealthiest and most influential clients, including the surviving members of Pink Floyd, the cast of Monty Python, and BBC's Ground Force. We all got quite drunk at the on-site bar, and I made a fool of myself asking Charlie Dimmock if they really knew it was a Roman fort from one piece of pottery or if they were just making it up for the telly- I'd mistaken them for Channel 4's Time Team.
>> No. 439496 Anonymous
9th October 2020
Friday 8:43 pm
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I was shagging my gf and something felt wrong so I pulled out and saw there was loads of black slime in the condom, when I took it off I realised my dick was falling apart, like, 'at the seams' I can only say. I tried to keep my cool and get on with things, and I remember next I was shaving and cut open a spot, which started bleeding, then bits of solid pus started coming out and more blood and pus, until eventually I could see the inside of my mouth through the wound. Needed to get that off my chest, didn't feel like telling anyone irl obviously.
Had another dream the night before I was fighting in Nagorno Karabakh but to get there I had to go to Scotland and we were all on horses and bicycles.

The whole atmosphere and occurrences in my dreams in the past 4 years I would say have gotten a lot more disturbing and menacing. I feel like they used to have more or less realistic atmospheres and settings, nowadays they're usually set in terrifying landscapes where everything is in +++HD and I can scope impossibly huge distances. They're sort of beautiful but it bothers me the next day usually. I've never had any mental problems and am much better at coping with/not submitting to anguish etc. in recent years, but dreams get more and more frightening. Pic related is the closest I can get to what the settings are like.
>> No. 439497 Anonymous
9th October 2020
Friday 9:10 pm
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>>439496

Do you eat a lot of cheese before bed?
>> No. 439498 Anonymous
9th October 2020
Friday 9:39 pm
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>>439497
But without cheese I couldn't be sane in the waking hours.
>> No. 439499 Anonymous
9th October 2020
Friday 9:54 pm
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>>439498

Get your fill of cheese before noon, then switch to decaf cheese.
>> No. 439565 Anonymous
14th October 2020
Wednesday 1:32 am
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I was walking home in the pitch darkness. No street lamps were working and I was carrying a rolled up carpet. There wasn't a body or anything in there, I was just very attached to this carpet, I suppose. Anyway, something started stalking me through the dark and I tried to run, but this massive carpet was too heavy and cumbersome so I started panicking and as I looked behind me to see what was there I woke up. I'm really not sure why it was so startling that my heart beat's only just settled down, I'm just more into carpets than I knew consciously.
>> No. 439568 Anonymous
14th October 2020
Wednesday 7:29 am
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I went for a haircut. I was waiting over an hour and a half and they didn't know how to do a short back and sides.
>> No. 439571 Anonymous
14th October 2020
Wednesday 9:23 am
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>>439568
You won't be going back there again!
>> No. 439587 Anonymous
14th October 2020
Wednesday 9:14 pm
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There was a fly in my bedroom last night that kept pestering me from about dawn until I got up at around 9:30. Very persistent bugger that just kept flying around my head and hands and feet. I couldn't be arsed to get up and kill it, so I was drifting in an out of sleep. At some point, I then had a dream that I was talking to the fly which had suddenly grown in size to about that of a cat, and I said to it, "Mate, you have to stop doing that. It's not cool. I need a few more hours of sleep!"
>> No. 439782 Anonymous
23rd October 2020
Friday 11:18 am
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Not sure what's going on, but I've had two dreams in two days with Tony Soprano in them.
>> No. 439783 Anonymous
23rd October 2020
Friday 12:00 pm
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At my old place of work I got someone I knew from university a job, partially because I got paid under the staff referral scheme, before I jumped ship two years later as I could sense the company was in trouble. She was made redundant two years after that when the shit hit the fan.

Anyway, I dreamt that I took her out for a drink and apologised for getting her the job. Not sure where that came from.
>> No. 439787 Anonymous
24th October 2020
Saturday 1:45 am
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I fell asleep at half 9 and dreamt I'd ordered a dildo off Amazon for my fleshlight. They'd cocked it up though and sent me another fleshlight so I was going to have to send it back and try to get a refund because I didn't actually want a dildo. I'm glad this was a dream because I couldn't be arsed with all that or having that show on my Amazon purchases.

Probably the bit worth analysing: In my dream I was dating a girl I was smitten with 10 years ago but who only saw me as a friend. I felt awkward that I would probably share my sextoy saga with her but it felt nice, an accomplishment from a past era even.

I don't like how she has a seemingly permanent place within my subconscious like she's going to crop up in my mind when I'm in my 80s. Maybe I could now but she'd be a shit girlfriend and I'd hate my life. It's also more likely I'd just make a twat of myself.
>> No. 439793 Anonymous
24th October 2020
Saturday 3:22 pm
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We'd all gone for a big work night out and one of the lads brought loads of Es. Everyone was having a great time getting pissed and dancing in a shit nightclub where all the lights were still on like it was just a little local pub, but we didn't mind because they kept playing 90s hits like the Prodigy and Chemical Brothers.

I really miss going out on the lash it seems. Never has ecstasy though so I'm not sure where that bit was from.
>> No. 439831 Anonymous
24th October 2020
Saturday 11:35 pm
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>>439793

Imo it was great that the Essex Boys got slotted in their Range Rover, was like a decent SAS job.
>> No. 439879 Anonymous
27th October 2020
Tuesday 10:18 am
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I went to give maroon a surprise visit at home for some reason but it turned out the address he'd given me was on a country road with no houses, just tents; basically a massive English Hooverville. Thousands of homeless people standing around aimlessly waiting. It was getting dark and someone tried to mug me so I left.
>> No. 440019 Anonymous
1st November 2020
Sunday 9:49 pm
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I had a dream that I was to be on some group dynamics reality TV programme where they were going to put a few of us in a luxury hotel on an island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

I was all ready to go, but then I thought that I didn't feel like sharing my personal life with a television audience, however small and intellectually vacuous (the TV audience, not my life). So just before boarding the airplane to that Pacific island, I said "I'm sorry, I can't do this". They got really upset with me and told me we had a contract, but I just said "Oh fuck all that, I'm out".
>> No. 440020 Anonymous
1st November 2020
Sunday 9:51 pm
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>>439879

Are you sure that was the wrong address?
>> No. 440022 Anonymous
1st November 2020
Sunday 9:58 pm
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In my dream there was an alt rock song, "I'm gonna piss on me, I'm gonna piss on you, Gonna piss on me, then I'll piss on you."

Then I abruptly woke up desperately needing a shit.
>> No. 440023 Anonymous
1st November 2020
Sunday 9:58 pm
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I tried napping for an hour. I dreamt I was at my local barbers waiting for a haircut. Some Chinese guy sat next to me, and at the door was my ex (seemed like they were together). I waved at her, and winked. She waved back and winked. Her new boyfriend must have gotten mad, because he took his mask off, ripped mine off, and open his mouth wide to breathe at me.

It was a weird dream where I couldn't retaliate. Like I had no control over my body and couldn't do anything. He then opened his bag, which was full of bottle caps, and started flinging them at me one by one. I was getting pretty distressed, but then my phone woke me up in real life.

It was confusing. A mix of my ex, corona, and general losing-a-fight type of dream.
>> No. 440026 Anonymous
1st November 2020
Sunday 11:24 pm
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>>440023

It was a 100% losing a fight dream, then.

Not entirely surprising in These Troubled Times or whatever it's called now.
>> No. 440027 Anonymous
2nd November 2020
Monday 12:14 am
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>>440022
Had you been watching the Mighty Boosh beforehand?
>> No. 440117 Anonymous
9th November 2020
Monday 9:58 am
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I had a fairly intense sex dream about Naga Munchetty this morning, which isn't that strange because I do find her very attractive, but is odd because I really couldn't tell you the last time I saw even a moment of BBC Breakfast. So long in fact she could well be doing a completely different show now and I wouldn't know.
>> No. 440231 Anonymous
18th November 2020
Wednesday 8:30 am
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I keep having dreams about Larry Bundy shagging Kim Justice.

Lockdown has finally sent me completely mental, please send help.
>> No. 440232 Anonymous
18th November 2020
Wednesday 8:51 am
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>>440231

I was going to postulate they've shagged in real life, but actually I doubt it. I bet Larry has had a few sweaty bedtime wanks over Kim, though.
>> No. 440233 Anonymous
18th November 2020
Wednesday 9:00 am
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>>440232

In many ways they're a dream couple, I just don't want them in my dreams. Also I'm pretty sure that Kim is a lesbian.
>> No. 440294 Anonymous
22nd November 2020
Sunday 8:35 am
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Last night I was a hatchet man in the roman empire during the first century, think captain Willard in Apocalypse now. I had the task of tracking down and putting down a Jewish uprising by decapitating the cult leader (the leader was jesus obviously).

When I got to Jerusalem I went in a cave/open tomb in the garden of gethsemane where I found a translucent fetus like brain stem hovering in the darkness as I reach the height of my back swing to sever the brain from the stem there was a rush of energy/ light towards it and it formed into a weird small alien in the 80s foam latex style (think midget in a costume like the small Stations in bill and ted) and declared 'no! For I am the light of the world'

Next scene we are outside the cave and 'jesus' is giving a sermon on the mound speech I don't remember it fully but it concluded with the line 'follow me and I will make you richer than kings' it is apparent from the context this is an advert and jesus is actually trying to sell us on coming to the shopping centre that he has just opened.
>> No. 440295 Anonymous
22nd November 2020
Sunday 9:37 am
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I was interviewing Donald Trump via Zoom for a job at my work. I also had Teams open so the rest of my department could sneakily watch it. He somehow found out and I got sacked.
>> No. 440303 Anonymous
23rd November 2020
Monday 7:07 pm
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I had a dream that I somehow acquired a beaten up black Chevrolet C4 Corvette with a big V8 engine and was driving it around the streets of my neighbourhood with the top down, all the while thinking what a waste of money the car was, and not to mention the bad fuel economy I was getting from it.
>> No. 440304 Anonymous
23rd November 2020
Monday 8:48 pm
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>>440232
I can't stand LAWWY BANDY JUUNYA or the fact he turns up in so many videos by other creators.
>> No. 440340 Anonymous
28th November 2020
Saturday 4:04 pm
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I was in a shop to buy a few things, and then I suddenly saw my neighbour's credit card in my wallet, for some reason, so I paid the £35 or so with it. When I left the shop, I became worried that it would affect my own credit score if it came out that I was illegally using my neighbour's credit card unbeknownst to him, and so I was trying to figure out how to send him the money back via Paypal, maybe with a message that I was sorry I used his card. But I then realised that I had no idea what his Paypal handle was.
>> No. 440581 Anonymous
9th December 2020
Wednesday 2:05 pm
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>>440294
Keep on it, The Bible needs a good modernisation.

>>440304
He's looking really unwell/swampy these days. That said, I never found his stuff of any interest really. I don't think it's possible to dress up tedious HR drama from a games company that went bust in '92 as anything other than tedious HR drama from a games company that went bust in '92. That, and his flagship series sounds like quite a rude slur.


Do any of you ever return to the dreamworlds you've made, which are either just overly embellished versions of places from your past, or cobbled together from bits you've imagined, to sort of half make sense? I've found myself this past week returning to this gorge with a stream running through it, which doesn't exist, but is an extension of a well remembered, actual location. A soggy two mile traipse leads to a climbable embankment and a forest which is on the opposite side of the stream as would be found IRL, also roughly two miles hence. It's really strange, but I'm sure you fellas have also had the same experience.
>> No. 440583 Anonymous
9th December 2020
Wednesday 2:36 pm
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>>440581

I have a second and third home (both in terrible condition, not really fit for human habitation - especially in winter). They're both in different pseudoreal world locations and sometimes they're the same place but I seem to dream about at least one of them a month.
>> No. 440586 Anonymous
9th December 2020
Wednesday 3:10 pm
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>>440583
Do you ever find yourself expanding and adding bits to these locations that remain in place for when you dream about them again?

I am absolutely certain that one day I will have constructed an absolutely ginormous world in which to lucidly dream.
>> No. 440587 Anonymous
9th December 2020
Wednesday 3:27 pm
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>>440586

I'm not sure about "expanding" them but they're slowly being renovated. One of the downstairs en suites has been repainted and there's new furniture in the front room. Last thing I remember doing is looking in the garden to see what I can do with it.
>> No. 440597 Anonymous
9th December 2020
Wednesday 10:50 pm
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>>440587
No, I mean entirely in the dreamscape, if I'm allowed to call it that. Embellishing the space with details, then going outside to unfamiliar places, which will be added to this semi-imagined place, crystallised, and ready to be explored again.
>> No. 440599 Anonymous
10th December 2020
Thursday 12:40 am
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>>440581
Not Bundy Jr's biggest fan either, but I think he'd look 150% less ghoulish after thirty seconds of hair cutting.
>> No. 440602 Anonymous
10th December 2020
Thursday 8:37 am
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Uncanny.
>> No. 440640 Anonymous
11th December 2020
Friday 9:47 pm
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>>440581

Wait, so is he someone other than just a professional YouTube dick?
>> No. 440804 Anonymous
20th December 2020
Sunday 2:17 pm
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I had been having a drink with a lass I used to work with nearly 10 years ago and always pretty badly fancied. We were at her house and she ended up spooning with me on the sofa, letting me feel her up and all that. She turned to look at me and said "I could be your kitty..." and then my manager from my current job came in and spoiled the moment by offering us cocaine, which we never got to take because there was nothing glass in the house to snort it off.
>> No. 440805 Anonymous
20th December 2020
Sunday 2:18 pm
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>>440804

Oh, and I had a motorbike.
>> No. 441274 Anonymous
2nd January 2021
Saturday 8:06 am
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I was trying to get a train from what looked like somewhere in Siberia, to Wuhan, but when I asked the conductor, who was Chinese himself, what documents I needed so as not to get nicked by the authorities once I got to my destination, he just made a crack about Donald Trump and wasn't very helpful at all. Not really the conductor's fault though as I should have been more prepared.
>> No. 441276 Anonymous
2nd January 2021
Saturday 10:41 am
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I helped kidnap/rescue an old colonel from whatever he was doing at a circus, he was in a wheelchair and didn't seem bothered if we took him or not but everyone else was up in arms about it. There was a stall where they let you race donkeys who had their forelegs bound which meant they had to run standing up like people, everyone kept knocking them over and throwing things at them so when the stall closed I went through to the back, knocked the tent poles over as a distraction and beat the living shit out of the people running it. Then I had to run and hide as they were looking for the colonel's kidnappers. I got a very expensive face painting (it was incredible, a huge faceted-jewelled turquoise dragonfly) for a disguise but then the painter realised I was being looked for and got quite upset about being made an accomplice. There's a lot of other small details but I woke up while running through the tents.
>> No. 441317 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 2:15 pm
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This isn't an actual dream as such, but they say eating cheese before bed will give you nightmares. Well, I had a shitload of brie before bed last night and I didn't have any nightmares, but I did keep waking up every hour or two with a raging stonk on.
>> No. 441343 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 3:58 pm
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I had a dream that I ran into Tom Allen in the street, and I said to him, "Mate, what the fuck is wrong with your hair?". And he said to me, "Right. That's the No.1 thing I've been bullied for all my life. My hair."

I'm not sure if it speaks to his sense of humour that he's funny even in my dreams, or if I just have a deep set disdain for bald people.
>> No. 441345 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 4:10 pm
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>>441343

>or if I just have a deep set disdain for bald people

You're on the wrong site for that m8. The other two of us are bald.
>> No. 441351 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 5:28 pm
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>>441343
I read that in his voice too
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3rd January 2021
Sunday 6:05 pm
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>> No. 441355 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 7:06 pm
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>> No. 441356 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 7:26 pm
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>>441355


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vmGAeM-OIo
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3rd January 2021
Sunday 7:38 pm
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>> No. 441358 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 8:24 pm
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>>441357


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVeLBUQ8wQk
>> No. 441359 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 8:35 pm
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>>441356

I'M TOO SEXY FOR THE LOCKDOWN.

https://news.sky.com/story/right-said-fred-were-not-covid-deniers-but-living-like-hermits-is-killing-the-country-12136769
>> No. 441360 Anonymous
3rd January 2021
Sunday 8:49 pm
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>>441359


>While the numbers of coronavirus cases and deaths have increased dramatically in recent weeks, the brothers say they are not convinced by government figures - and claim they are listening to other "doctors, highly qualified people" who offer alternative views on masks and lockdown.


Just shut up already. You're doing yourselves in with statements like that, even if you claim that it's just a free speech issue.

It's that whole "I'm not racist, but" rhethoric all over again.
>> No. 441361 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 10:30 am
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>>441360
It doesn't take much for people to out themselves as nutters, does it?

Well, given a public health crisis as 'not much', I suppose.
>> No. 441367 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 2:31 pm
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>>441361
What if you're the nutters?
>> No. 441368 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 2:37 pm
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>>441361

And they're not doing themselves any favours, given that they are pushing 70. Richard Fairbrass was born in 1953. Wikipedia only says that his brother Fred is younger than him. So they're really putting themselves at risk with that kind of attitude.

You could say, simply let nature sort it out with them, but that's not a good way of thinking, even if they are being knobheads about it.
>> No. 441370 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 3:19 pm
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>>441367
What if you got fucked?
>> No. 441371 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 3:36 pm
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>>441370

And by Right Said Fred.
>> No. 441372 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 3:53 pm
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>>441368

Even as a staunch socialist, I still think a bit of social Darwinism has its place. That way we're only spending our resources looking after people who can be said in some way to deserve it.
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4th January 2021
Monday 4:36 pm
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>as a staunch socialist

Whatever you say, m8.
>> No. 441376 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 4:38 pm
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>>441374

Socialism is a very broad church m8. There's room for everyone from Stalin to Blair.
>> No. 441377 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 4:54 pm
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>>441376

>for everyone from Stalin to Blair


Right, so then the gamut according to you ranges from deep-state USSR tyranny to neoliberalism in sheep's clothing.

Whatever point you were trying to make, you're not helping yourself by mentioning those two.
>> No. 441378 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 4:56 pm
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>>441377
You don't think Stalin or Blair were socialists?
>> No. 441380 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 5:17 pm
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>>441377

Only because you're too much of a cretin to have grasped the point being made.
>> No. 441381 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 5:30 pm
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>>441378

Both of them in their own way perverted socialism and used it more as a fig leaf, and not as a true blueprint for a more just and equal political system and society. The Proletariat ruled neither under Stalin nor under Blair.

Stalinsim was a violently oppressive system that caused the deaths of millions of its citizens and disrupted and destroyed the lives of many more. In its emphasis on the deep state, a focus on mass movements, and profound disdain for individualism, it actually shared many common denominators with Nazism. The Soviets even had forced labour and concentration camps to do away with undesirables a long time before the Nazis.

Blair, on the other hand, was a corporate sock puppet and sold out the working classes the same way, if not much worse than Thatcher ever did before him. Just look at what happened during his reign to the welfare system or to things like job security. He was part of a whole generation of ostensibly left-wing, but really actually neoliberal politicians in Europe and elsewhere who oversaw "job market reforms" that had little more than the interests of Big Business in mind. Not to mention things like Blair's war-for-profit Iraq adventure together with the Americans.
>> No. 441382 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 5:46 pm
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>>441381
>Stalinsim was a violently oppressive system that caused the deaths of millions of its citizens

Timely, I watched The Death of Stalin on iPlayer last night, it was really good; recommended if you like Iannucci political shows/films.
>> No. 441383 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 5:47 pm
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>>441381
Has their been anywhere that has had socialism implemented to your standards?
>> No. 441384 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 6:08 pm
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>>441383

No, there probably hasn't.

But that's not the point. The point is that socialism has never been implemented to its own standards.
>> No. 441386 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 6:42 pm
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>>441381

So you can see for yourself: Being a socialist doesn't in and of itself imply someone is a morally, ethically pure saint of goodness and virtue. That's not what socialism means, socialism is merely a system of economic management.

It typically has a lot of progressive ideas tied into it, making up the political left as a whole, but there's nothing to stop a socialist being a depot, so your objection to my social Darwinism by comparing me to a right winger is nonsensical. If you weren't entirely autistic, you would have probably sensed that I was knowingly and somewhat facetiously lampooning myself in the first place.
>> No. 441387 Anonymous
4th January 2021
Monday 7:26 pm
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>>441386

Fine, point taken. I guess you're not stalinistlad then, who occasionally calls himself a stalinist on here, and without an obvious hint of self irony.

It was mainly because I thought you were him that I got into this little banter with you in the first place.

My point still stands. Socialism is a nice idea in theory, but in practice, in the long run it can't be sustained without either deep-state repression or by passing off something else as socialism which it really isn't.
>> No. 441388 Anonymous
4th January 2021
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>>441387
>My point still stands. Socialism is a nice idea in theory, but in practice, in the long run it can't be sustained
Hang on just a minute, that wasn't your point. Your point was that Stalin and Blair were socialists in name only and real socialism has never been implemented. You haven't therefore proved it can't be implemented - where did that conclusion come from?
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5th January 2021
Tuesday 12:15 am
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>>441387

Any socio-economic system requires compromises to be made, it's just a matter of which things you think are worth compromising. There is no perfect system which would offer us the best of both worlds.

There's no need to reject the principles of market competition either in my view, in fact here's no real need to change how the vast majority of the economy operates at all; so it's an invalid presumption to argue that socialism will inevitably "run out of money" or some such.Arguably contemporary neo-liberal capitalist economies ran out of money long ago, and that's why we rely on reserve banking to keep conjuring more of it up. The only major difference you need to implement is where the money ends up, and therein lies the answer to why it remains so strongly opposed by the beneficiaries of the current system.

It's interesting that we are supposedly one of the more liberal, individualistic countries, but we are currently living under some of the most draconian restrictions on freedom in living memory, and the majority of people wholly support it in the name of the greater good. I think this country is in general quite willing to trade privileges and freedoms for greater social security and stability. We're perpetually enamoured with the Blitz Spirit and the good ol' days when we had national service and so on- The kind of socialism you'd have in Britain would be one where everyone is expected to muck in and Do Their Bit, but in return can expect to be well looked after by the state.
>> No. 441390 Anonymous
5th January 2021
Tuesday 12:32 am
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>>441388

Maybe I didn't prove beyond reasonable doubt that it can't be implemented. But the implementations we have seen so far since the early 1900s were invariably pretty bad. Socialism that would have been true to its own standards has never been implemented not because nobody tried, but because it's such a flawed idea, and history has proved that eventually you always invariably either had to twist people's arms or pull the wool over their eyes.

Bit like that teapot orbiting the Sun though.
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5th January 2021
Tuesday 12:46 am
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>>441389

>so it's an invalid presumption to argue that socialism will inevitably "run out of money" or some such

That is precisely what has tended to happen though.

On the other hand, make no mistake, true unbridled capitalism is also quite bad, because it leads to systemic inequality and a bottom-up redistribution of wealth. Not to mention, in our time, an unhealthy depletion of natural resources.

There is a famous theorem that if you distributed all the world's wealth completely evenly at noon one day among all of Earth's inhabitants and let capitalism run free entirely, then by six o'clock that evening, it would once again be in the hands of just a few, and probably worse than before.

In that sense, capitalism may not run out of other people's money, or rarely, but it can suck everybody else bone dry and gobble up all the money that there is to be had from the common person.

That's why capitalism needs to be set quite firm boundaries that it must not cross if we want to make sure everybody gets their share and has enough to exist. Most modern market economies in the developed world have some set of safeguards in place towards that end, although with uneven success.

Which still isn't a plea for socialism. If that makes any sense, I am just as much against socialism as I would be against entirely unregulated capitalism.
>> No. 441392 Anonymous
5th January 2021
Tuesday 12:48 am
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>> No. 441393 Anonymous
5th January 2021
Tuesday 5:59 am
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I had a very vivid dream that a friend I haven't talked to in a couple of years was dominating me, she was sitting on my face and I woke up with a pillow on my head. I also woke up to find out she'd messaged me out of the blue, which is a bit freaky but I assume my destiny. So if you don't hear from me again lads I'm living in a cage in her dungeon.
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5th January 2021
Tuesday 6:00 am
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>>441393

(before anyone says it, my theory is I woke up briefly and saw the message on my phone, which is what caused me to dream about her. But you never know)
>> No. 441397 Anonymous
5th January 2021
Tuesday 12:38 pm
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>>441391

>That is precisely what has tended to happen though.

Not saying it isn't- I'm saying it's just not a valid argument. Running out of money is exactly what has happened to the Western economy several times over, and it turns out you can just rely on printing great big stacks of made up pretend currency to keep it shambling on. It's not a valid criticism because in practice, it doesn't matter.
>> No. 441399 Anonymous
5th January 2021
Tuesday 1:46 pm
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>>441397

The last decade and a half with its massive government interventions and bailouts hasn't really been what traditional capitalism is or was all about. Normally, by and large in capitalist economic systems, an entity that doesn't handle its financial assets profitably and efficiently goes bankrupt. And good money will then not be thrown after bad money. By not allowing failed enterprises to carry on, capitalism as a whole ensures its own efficiency in the use of economic resources. And that is the key advantage that capitalist economies have tended to have over socialist economies.

So much for first-semester economics at this point though, if that. In reality, capitalism that is left completely on its own does not produce good results at all. It is inherently unstable. Just look at how we got into the Financial Crisis. It was largely the result of far-reaching deregulation, both of the property and mortgage market and of financial markets. And it led to an unprecedented housing bubble, fuelled further by novelty structured financial products, and the inevitable bursting of that bubble.

Where the U.S. government in particular and to some extent also the British government went wrong in the 2000s was that they allowed the building up of this speculation bubble to continue. From an economic standpoint, money that is invested in pure financial speculation does not serve anybody but the speculator. Unlike capital that is invested in a company, which then creates jobs and generates value and economic yield through its goods or services, with financial speculation your only aim is to cash in on an increase of the market price of your asset. And that is one way that capitalism can be massively inefficient. By directing its resources not towards creating (physical) yield, but towards financial speculation. Which, as we have seen, can be incredibly risky and blow up in your face completely. To the point that it brought the global financial system to its knees in its entirety in 2008.

If you curb financial speculation, then you are already going to make capitalism much more stable. What you will probably never prevent is economic cycles themselves in capitalism, because for a substantial number of good reasons, that is simply how capitalism works.
>> No. 441401 Anonymous
5th January 2021
Tuesday 3:40 pm
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>>441399

>The last decade and a half with its massive government interventions and bailouts hasn't really been what traditional capitalism is or was all about.

So you've come around to declaring that this isn't proper capitalism, much like how ardent socialists will always argue that the Soviet Union (or wherever) wasn't proper socialism?

This was my point in the first place. If the same criticism and argument/defence can be applied to both sides then it's not a valid criticism. There will never be a perfect economy run by benevolent machines that uses some magnificent omniscient predictive model that accounts for all the flaws and irrationalities of human behaviour. It's just a matter of what you consider to be more important.

There isn't an example in human history of an economic system failing entirely as a result of its own structural weaknesses, it has always been either a mix of external factors or poor decisions made by those in control of it.

On a slightly tangential note, I've always thought Cuba seems to be doing alright, despite how the US has been doing its utmost for decades to bring them down.
>> No. 441402 Anonymous
5th January 2021
Tuesday 4:51 pm
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>>441401

>So you've come around to declaring that this isn't proper capitalism, much like how ardent socialists will always argue that the Soviet Union (or wherever) wasn't proper socialism?

No, not at all. It is proper capitalism, in that its basic principles are allowed to act. The only thing is that governments and institutions step in to ensure that it stays functional to the benefit of a country's economy as a whole. Without that, we would revert to 19th century-style, early-industrial liberalism, which would neither be in the interest of people at large, nor would you find a majority of scholars today arguing that that should serve as a blueprint for proper capitalism in our time.

To sustain market capitalism, it's usually enough to keep it from showing its ugly side. But in order to sustain socialism, you have almost invariably had to either use widespread government repression against your citizens, or you had to stray from its principles and repackage something else as - faux - socialism.

Whereas the only repression in capitalist market economies, the odd third-world banana republic notwithstanding, tends to be that you are expected to get a job and pay your bills.

Don't laugh, I've actually had socialists telling me that that's why the capitalist system is repressive.


>I've always thought Cuba seems to be doing alright, despite how the US has been doing its utmost for decades to bring them down.

Cuba is a weird mix of to-the-death defiance and handouts from former and present-day socialist ally countries. Without Comecon and generous financial backing from the Soviet Union in particular due to its geostrategic interest in the region, Cuba probably would have been bankrupt by the mid-60s. And even Cuba is no longer a truly socialist country, and hasn't been for more than 20 years, because not only has it allowed international hotel chains to act quite capitalistically on its soil, but it also in recent years has relaxed rules on private business for its own citizens. Which brings us back to one of my original points.
>> No. 441411 Anonymous
6th January 2021
Wednesday 10:18 am
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I trimmed my moustache in a way which made me look exactly like Saddam Hussein.
>> No. 441417 Anonymous
6th January 2021
Wednesday 2:17 pm
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>>441411

Might want to grow out the rest of the beard a bit
>> No. 441421 Anonymous
6th January 2021
Wednesday 2:38 pm
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>>441411
He was a good looking bloke.
>> No. 441423 Anonymous
6th January 2021
Wednesday 3:53 pm
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>>441402
>Whereas the only repression in capitalist market economies, the odd third-world banana republic notwithstanding, tends to be that you are expected to get a job and pay your bills.

I think that's a bit of an unrealistically rosy view of things. Property rights are maintained by force, which used to mean things like having the freedom to choose between you and your children working twelve hours a day six days a week in the factory or the same, but in a mine.

We've managed to improve things quite a bit since then, but a lot of people in the UK still work quite hard for not very much, we justify this by telling them they should have worked harder in school and so on. Even your example could be worded as 'having the means of your survival in the hands of someone who is more interested in profit than in your well-being'. The wrong end of the global supply chain are still doing the above. Can we do better? I dunno, maybe.
>> No. 441432 Anonymous
6th January 2021
Wednesday 4:54 pm
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>>441417
No.

>>441421
I did get a girlfriend in the middle of a war against what I think were aliens later in the dream. However, I think by that point I'd stopped looking exactly like Saddam Hussein. Shout out to my imaginary gf for remaining very professional during a firefight, I think that kind of maturity was what I liked best about her.
>> No. 441472 Anonymous
7th January 2021
Thursday 12:34 pm
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I had a dream that I was at a birthday party with loads of people, probably a hundred, and nobody was wearing a mask, and I thought, even if I don't get sick, they're going to trace me and tell me to go into quarantine. So I told people I was going home, and if anybody asked them, I was never there.



>>441423

> which used to mean

And that's the keyword. Used to. Like I said, capitalism at its beginning in the 19th century should not serve as a blueprint for how a modern market economy should function. Capitalism as well as most countries' economic policy has evolved from that, it has largely left its scandalous days behind it, and it shows the world over that you can have capitalism and at the same time the little people can prosper. While socialists still dream of the world revolution that never happened a hundred years ago, all the while rejecting the Soviet Union as a key example of how socialism turns out in practice.
>> No. 441494 Anonymous
8th January 2021
Friday 11:11 am
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>>441472
You criticise socialists for not embracing the Soviet Union as a shining example of their ideology, but don't do the same for capitalists who may be reluctant to cheer for Pinochet, or Putin, or Trump.
>> No. 441674 Anonymous
15th January 2021
Friday 8:04 am
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I can only remember fragments of it. We found an old post somewhere online from Charlie Brooker saying Krautchan is better than here. This place was bought out by Indians. You could get a mint and hazelnut flavour Bounty, which came in dark green packaging.
>> No. 441675 Anonymous
15th January 2021
Friday 10:47 am
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Being driven down a rocky, bumpy path with lots of small jumps between two spatially-incompatible fields by a super cocky land rover driver, culminating in a massive jump off a dirt ramp. I was instantly teleported out of the land rover as it tilted in the air, landed on its roof, and presumably crushed the driver. I woke up before I could find out.
>> No. 441886 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 9:18 am
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I was attempting to create the longest slice of cucumber on record. There were certain rules but I can't remember most of them, apart from it had to go from top to bottom so you couldn't just do a long horizontal slice across the middle; a certain angle was required.
>> No. 441887 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 11:56 am
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>>441886
Something like this, say?
>> No. 441888 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 12:04 pm
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Anyone else keep having dreams where you have built long lasting connections with people, shared life, then get ripped away from it all upon waking? How do I stop this? It's killing me.
>> No. 441889 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 12:07 pm
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>>441887
Yes, exactly like that. I was going for the record.
>> No. 441890 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 12:29 pm
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>>441888

I tried buying a scrying stone from a Wiccan shop to contact some dream people with but the staff quite firmly talked me out of it.
>> No. 441891 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 2:17 pm
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>>441888

I keep having dreams about a group of friends that don't exist in real life, and somehow in my dream we're all always sat at someone's house and I feel like these are people that I have known for a very long time. It always baffles me when I wake up.
>> No. 441897 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 4:14 pm
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>>441890
>but the staff quite firmly talked me out of it.
>>441891

They want to keep us here.
>> No. 441898 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 4:26 pm
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>>441888

Yes. It's not normally friends, though. It's usually a girlfriend or lover. Sometimes it just seems to be someone who (afaik) never existed, other times I work out shortly after I wake up that it was some sublimated ideal of a mate's sister or someone I went to school with thirty years ago or something utterly bizarre like that.

I think I've posted this before but I really don't like what having this kind of dream says about the state of my mental health.
>> No. 441899 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 4:45 pm
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>>441898

I think it's just saying you're lonely.
>> No. 441907 Anonymous
28th January 2021
Thursday 11:20 pm
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>>441891
How do you know you're not a lad with a few eighths and some PlayStation that is merely dreaming you're a law-abider living through a global pandemic?
>> No. 441908 Anonymous
29th January 2021
Friday 12:44 am
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>>441907
God, imagine waking up in the year 2000. None of this shit was real, you got hit by a car and were reverse Sam Tyler'd. THE DREAM, indeed.
>> No. 441911 Anonymous
29th January 2021
Friday 1:41 am
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>>441908
You'd have all this knowledge of the future when you wake up on the couch. Can you stop 9/11? Do you remember enough to make millions on the stock market? Could you even invent something?

But your racing mind is stopped in its tracks when your mate J sparks up a biff and you notice Tony Hawk is still on pause. The cycle repeats.
>> No. 441912 Anonymous
29th January 2021
Friday 1:46 am
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>>441908

Knowing my luck I'd manage to make the exact same mistakes all over again. We are but icing sugar dusting on Nietzsche's Eternal Recurrence Doughnut.
>> No. 442174 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 6:34 am
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I'm in a happy relationship, about to get our first house, plans to have kids on the way next year etc. but this dream has me pure shook:

I was studying in some sort of mega library and I locked eyes with this blonde siren with curls and I felt THAT jolt of electricity in my stomach. I've never felt attraction like it. It was better than any real life lust-love feeling I'd ever felt. I kept snatching glances and the feeling was almost too much to bear. Every time she would look back I would feel so excited - like this might just be on! And HER SMILE my god. I wanted to talk to her but the dream ended there.

I didn't want to wake up teary-eyed and emotional. Yeah I know I'm getting old, I've made my own choices and my responsibilities are gonna pile up but you didn't have to do me like that.

Sage for general sadness.
>> No. 442175 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 7:39 am
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>>442174
Do something to distract yourself. Spend time with the missus, have sex, go out for a walk and do some hobbying. You'll have forgotten this dream in a few days.

Speaking from experience.
>> No. 442176 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 9:38 am
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>>442174

That's nothing mate. I was dreaming that I had just led a mutiny to take control of the starship USS Armada, and while my crew were reprogramming the navigation computer ready for me to take the helm, I consciously paused to check what time it was in real life, and woke up.

I looked at my phone for the time, and then immediately said "FUCK."

I was about to have my own fucking spaceship.
>> No. 442177 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 10:50 am
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I had a terrifying cosmic horror-themed dream last night. Looking out the window and seeing things inexplicably dripping from the sky onto the road, and then the stars rotate and the traditionally-depicted face of Jesus has been drawn in a nearby nebula by powerful aliens to mock us.
>> No. 442178 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 10:54 am
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>>442177
That's pretty cool.
>> No. 442183 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 12:16 pm
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I dreamt I was driving in some town out in the sticks a bit (somewhere like Andover perhaps), and for some reason I parked my car at a petrol station at one of the pumps. I wondered off to drop some stuff off at a charity shop, but it was closed for lunch, and there was a massive queue of people waiting. So I gave up and walked back to my car.

For some reason I went into the petrol station shop, rather than just driving off. The cashier wanted to charge me five pounds for parking. Someone me and her walked off together for a stroll round the neighbouring park. When we got back, so lads had managed to wrench my boot open and damaged it. I was pondering what to do in that situation. I couldn't really fight them as I'm not really into fighting, and there was four or five or them. Then I woke up.
>> No. 442186 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 3:20 pm
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>>442175
Thanks for the advice, just got me real down for a few hours. But I'm feeling better now. My main hobby is chess at the moment and nevermind I get my arse kicked a lot it keeps the mind busy.
>>442176
So close yet so far! Always the way with these dreams. Galactic domination does put my melancholy dream in the shade somewhat
>> No. 442197 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 7:11 pm
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>>442174
>It was better than any real life lust-love feeling I'd ever felt.
Get yourself some GHB and experiment with your missus getting the dose high enough without passing out and you'll quickly learn what's possible.
>> No. 442199 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 7:44 pm
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>>442197

GHB is almost magical in how it can create a near psychic sexual connection between two near strangers. Lord alone knows what can be achieved if you already have a high level of trust and intimacy with someone.
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11th February 2021
Thursday 8:28 pm
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>> No. 442201 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 8:29 pm
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>>442200
Mmm, sushi.
>> No. 442202 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 8:36 pm
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'Getting ready' dreams have been more frequent for me lately. You know when you wake up but roll over and go back to sleep where in your dream you do get up and get ready like your mind is processing what you need to do (or your subconscious is tricking you).

Only I've noticed that everything in my flat is turned 90 degrees in my dream. I got to thinking about how I knew this given I have no reference but then realised that I do actually have an awareness of North as uphill where South is much easier to point to. This sent me down a rabbit hole on human magnetoreception.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2019/mar/18/humans-earth-magnetic-field-magnetoreception
>> No. 442203 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 8:48 pm
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>>442201

It might be weird, but I enjoy my sushi with a nice sprinkling of alloy wheel cleaner.
>> No. 442205 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 10:12 pm
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>>442203

Careful lad, you don't want to conflate GHB and GBL despite one being a pro-drug of the other. GBL is definitely a dubious substance to take, GHB on the other hand is non toxic and doesn't clean your hubcaps or remove graffiti or do anything other than turn you into a sex demon and/or nod you out for three hours.
>> No. 442206 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 10:28 pm
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>>442205
GBL turns into GHB when mixed with alcohol, just in case you were wondering. Allegedly.
>> No. 442207 Anonymous
11th February 2021
Thursday 10:47 pm
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>>442206

Nope. I really don't want to get a bollocking for drugging up the dream thread but you need to mix it with a strong base such as sodium hydrochloride (Na-GHB) or potassium hydrochloride (K-GHB).

You could also just ingest it pure and let your natural lactonase enzymes convert it into GHB but that does involve ingesting a highly irritant non-food-grade industrial chemical with fuck knows how many trace heavy metals in it. Caveat emptor and all that.

Mixing alcohol with GBL or GHB is a really good recipe for waking up choking on your own vomit.

Sage for totally off topic drugs bollocks.
>> No. 442267 Anonymous
18th February 2021
Thursday 12:46 am
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I just had a rapid onset nightmare I'd been a victim of a malicious Scanadictine poisoning.
>> No. 442277 Anonymous
18th February 2021
Thursday 12:39 pm
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I dreamt my attic was soaked - due to damp, or a leak, the cause wasn't clear - and it was starting to heavily leak through the ceiling.

When I pushed my head through the trapdoor, in addition to the moisture I saw quite a few spider webs, one of which contained what looked like a tarantula-sized black widow. I agreed with my partner we would never go in there again.
>> No. 442429 Anonymous
22nd February 2021
Monday 10:25 pm
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Why do I keep dreaming about being back in school and being worried about not passing my A levels. Just last night, I had a dream where I suddenly realised I had been skipping history since the beginning of the school year, and that that somehow probably meant that I wouldn't be able to go to uni.



(for the record, I did well in school, and I did go on to uni)
>> No. 442431 Anonymous
22nd February 2021
Monday 10:33 pm
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>>442429

I have dreams like this semi-regularly - it's always A levels too, never uni. I do also have dreams about being incredibly stressed working in a kitchen, which is something I haven't done since 2017.

I have learned to just bask in the joy of remembering I don't have to do any of that shit anymore when I wake up.
>> No. 442434 Anonymous
22nd February 2021
Monday 11:57 pm
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>>442431

I wouldn't mind going back though, just for a bit. Not really to do my A levels again, but for some of the outrageous partying and shagging of 18 year olds I did back then.
>> No. 442585 Anonymous
2nd March 2021
Tuesday 10:19 am
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I just had a dream that I was riding my bike down a hill here in the area and suddenly I triggered a speed camera. I said to myself, "Oh no, they got me", but then I thought, what am I worried about, my bicycle doesn't have a number plate, and I am wearing a covid mask.
>> No. 442586 Anonymous
2nd March 2021
Tuesday 12:23 pm
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>>442429

I have dreams similar to this all the time.

Either I'm at Uni and I have this sudden realisation that I forgot to do any work for an entire module, or, for some strange reason I need to go back to Comprehensive school in order to finish my degree.

Both cases make we wake up in a panicked sweat before realising I graduated eight years ago.

It's odd how frequently I have these.
>> No. 442588 Anonymous
2nd March 2021
Tuesday 12:47 pm
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It turned out that loads of people were androids and they all voted for each other so all the world leaders were androids.
>> No. 442589 Anonymous
2nd March 2021
Tuesday 12:53 pm
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>>442586

What's strange is that after a year of almost non-stop remote working, it hasn't entered my subconscious and I haven't had dreams about it at night.

One of my coworkers told me the other day that she had a dream about our usual team being in video chat and all of a sudden we all vanished and all she could see on her screen was empty chairs and desks.
>> No. 442590 Anonymous
2nd March 2021
Tuesday 1:04 pm
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>>442589
Is it strange? I don't remember having many exam-panic dreams while actually doing the exams. I'd expect that dreams about turning up to work and realising everyone's still WFH would mostly start happening after (if) WFH ends and everyone goes back to the office.
>> No. 442591 Anonymous
2nd March 2021
Tuesday 1:36 pm
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>>442586
>It's odd how frequently I have these.

I have this as well. Maybe it is something to do with the socialisation you undergo as part of a degree to fret over time management to maintain your life.

>>442589
>What's strange is that after a year of almost non-stop remote working, it hasn't entered my subconscious and I haven't had dreams about it at night.

The thing that confuses me is that if you watch enough of a tv show or play enough of a game you will still dream you're inside it. I think my subconscious has tried before with WFH dreams but there's something about exchanging information with floating heads that is beyond my imaginative abilities.

I wish it would though, I'm frankly tired of processing old memories.
>> No. 442592 Anonymous
2nd March 2021
Tuesday 5:16 pm
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>>442591

>The thing that confuses me is that if you watch enough of a tv show or play enough of a game you will still dream you're inside it.

Yep. I replaced the clutch on my car just recently, which dragged on the entire day, and I went to bed dreaming about all the different parts of the clutch assembly that had to be taken apart and put back together. I remember then saying to myself in my dream, "Right, that's enough for the day".
>> No. 442832 Anonymous
16th March 2021
Tuesday 6:06 am
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I had a pet duck but I couldn't find anywhere for it to swim because all of the ponds and bodies of water had large catfish that would try to eat it.
>> No. 442833 Anonymous
16th March 2021
Tuesday 7:14 am
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I've been having recurring dreams about shagging a big fat Indian aunty with big nipples. Dunno what that means.
>> No. 442868 Anonymous
21st March 2021
Sunday 6:40 pm
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I was aboard some sort of rescue helicopter in the Scottish Highlands, and the pilot told me their mission was to pick up covid-19 patients from remote farmsteads that were somehow dotted between the hills and had no roads going to them. The sign for the helicopter was apparently that a house where they had a covid patient had a red light bulb glowing on top of the chimney. I then commented that it was a lot to ask of people to climb up their chimney to install a red light bulb just to announce that they had a covid case.
>> No. 442869 Anonymous
21st March 2021
Sunday 6:47 pm
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>>442868
How are they getting covid all the way out in the sticks like that? From the light bulb distributors I bet. All the while they're getting bungs from their mates in the government.
>> No. 442880 Anonymous
22nd March 2021
Monday 1:18 pm
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>>442869

Big Light Bulb at work.

Shameless cunts.
>> No. 443035 Anonymous
3rd April 2021
Saturday 9:36 pm
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Has anybody had dreams about being in public and being called out for not wearing a mask?

I used to have dreams occasionally about being naked somewhere in public and people were pointing at me, but somehow, those kinds of dreams are now getting replaced in my head with dreams of being caught maskless in Asda or on a train.
>> No. 443036 Anonymous
3rd April 2021
Saturday 9:48 pm
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I had a dream this morning where I was very stressfully trying to explain to my father who Leonid Brezhnev was, despite not really knowing anything about the man myself. Very, very odd.
>> No. 443351 Anonymous
14th April 2021
Wednesday 9:06 am
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I dreamt that I was playing my old Game Gear all night.
>> No. 443352 Anonymous
14th April 2021
Wednesday 11:02 am
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>>443351
Wow it's in colour? I wish I had one of those instead of my Game Boy.
>> No. 443353 Anonymous
14th April 2021
Wednesday 11:09 am
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>>443351
>playing my old Game Gear all night

Plugged in, of course.

>>443352

The Gameboy would have at least lasted for several days on 4xAA batteries, the GG could drain 6 in as many hours.
>> No. 443354 Anonymous
14th April 2021
Wednesday 11:20 am
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>>443352
The Game Gear was essentially a portable Master System so it was technically superior to the Game Boy but, as >>443353 mentions, it had a piss poor battery life so you'd generally be playing whilst it was plugged in and I don't believe it had many original games as they were pretty much all console ports.
>> No. 443359 Anonymous
15th April 2021
Thursday 9:00 am
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>>443354
Sorry if it wasn't clear, I was doing the voice of eight-year-old me. The adult me is not actually that fussed about going back in time and giving him a Game Gear.
>> No. 443370 Anonymous
16th April 2021
Friday 5:19 pm
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>>443351
>>443354

There was a gamegear game where you play as a kight or something, birds eye view, and walk around a maze of trees picking up bread and stuff before inevitably dying of hunger. What was it called? Very mystery dungeon about it.
I've browsed wikipedias entire catalog of gamegear games but didn't notice likely cantidiates in any.
>> No. 443374 Anonymous
16th April 2021
Friday 7:18 pm
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Master System is a weird one when you think about it. It was basically the Sega equivalent of the NES, only it had miles better graphics, but it seems to be almost entirely forgotten about. Nobody talks about Master System games. I'm a bit too young to remember their heyday but I knew a couple of kids who had Master Systems (leftover from an older sibling or whatever), whereas I can't think of anyone who had an NES. They can't have done very well here but the internet, if you look into retro gaming circles, is obsessed with it.

MegaDrive was better than Super Nintendo though, and I won't hear otherwise. Sonic, Golden Axe and Streets of Rage on their own were way better alone than anything on the Nintendo (unless you liked RPGs I suppose, but they were all jRPGs, and as an adult I can see that more or less the entire genre of jRPGs is bollocks.)
>> No. 443375 Anonymous
16th April 2021
Friday 7:32 pm
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>>443374

It's the yank influence - the NES totally dominated their gaming market, but it was just one of many players here and in Europe. We bought more Master Systems than NESs, but we also bought Speccies, Amstrads, Amigas and STs. We got hooked on cheap cassette-based games that made cartridges look utterly extortionate, which was never really a thing in the US.


>> No. 443376 Anonymous
16th April 2021
Friday 8:26 pm
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Was it Ax Battler: The Legend of Golden Axe? I don't honestly think there were that many Game Gear games in retrospect; I was joking at work maybe a year ago that my favourite game of all time is a Game Gear game that's so obscure I use it as the answer to security questions and things for websites, because nobody will ever know what it is, and someone found it almost immediately.
>> No. 443382 Anonymous
17th April 2021
Saturday 1:23 pm
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Fond memories of Bonanza Bros. on my Master System.
>> No. 443844 Anonymous
22nd May 2021
Saturday 1:39 pm
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I have a rather shameful dream to recount: I moved out of London and started working in an office in a small town/village. It must've been a relocation because one of my current senior staff was there as the boss.

Can't say I was all too impressed, I was using a dating app in the dream and everyone had a picture of them at the same pub garden at slightly different angles. The working environment was also unsettling where it was quiet, had lots of paperwork everywhere and everyone just lived in the small cliques of 3-4 people they worked with doing the same boring shit everyday. The taxi service was also rinsing everyone who used it because they were a monopoly and didn't have enough cabs so you had to book at the right time or in advance to get anywhere.

They don't really live like that, do they ex-London lads?
>> No. 443845 Anonymous
22nd May 2021
Saturday 1:45 pm
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>>443844

No, that very much sounds like how Londoners imagine small towns are like.

A bit like how whenever I dream of London I get stabbed or stampeded by grey faceless figures, or I buy a coffee and it's £9000.
>> No. 443847 Anonymous
22nd May 2021
Saturday 2:02 pm
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You're missing the claustrophobia, you sit down to enjoy that coffee but find yourself elbow to elbow and back to back with other arseholes all trying to maintain different conversations. Other than that - yeah pretty much.

And then there's the grime covering everything and the noticeable differences in air quality. Plus the constant noise and special brand of London twats.
>> No. 443848 Anonymous
22nd May 2021
Saturday 2:42 pm
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>>443847

The air quality is the one I didn't believe as a youngster, but it's really so much worse, and it's not like I live in the middle of nowhere - this is in comparison to a northern city.

I love London but I couldn't live or work there. Whenever I have to go to Stansted for work I would pop into the city to meet friends or have a mooch, but if I wasn't being flown there for free I doubt I'd be as keen to visit.
>> No. 443850 Anonymous
22nd May 2021
Saturday 4:08 pm
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>>443848
>The air quality is the one I didn't believe as a youngster, but it's really so much worse, and it's not like I live in the middle of nowhere - this is in comparison to a northern city.

The eye-opener for me was one day when I crossed the bridge from Victoria to Vauxhall. I still have trouble grasping how the Thames manages to create that kind of division but it very noticeably does and more so than the East-West division owing to wind. Partly it's because of all the car traffic in Vauxhall but fucking hell, it's a few metres on a bridge not leaving the habitation dome.

Working is actually very nice and the commute is surprisingly survivable as we all live in Marchetti’s Constant anyway. It is why people live here after all, you can get the wrong idea from London that it's (all) about what you do in the free time when the reality is you spend your waking life at work which is where the career opportunities, nicer offices and being around ambitious people make a difference.
>> No. 443855 Anonymous
22nd May 2021
Saturday 7:33 pm
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>which is where the career opportunities, nicer offices and being around ambitious people make a difference.

I don't doubt this but I think this only counts for a limited range of career paths. I'd also trade 10-20k extra on my salary for a house I can afford to own and being able to drive into a national park within 40 minutes from my door, if not more. Though I suppose I could just live in the home counties and have some semblance of all that plus the London Career Multiplier.
>> No. 443861 Anonymous
23rd May 2021
Sunday 1:25 am
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>>443855
I've worked with a couple of people that did the long commutes (from Brighton, Guildford and one nutter from Birmingham) and for all of them it was a trade off between how much they earned and what they could afford to keep their family happy. For the Brum guy once they got their mortgage down that equation very swiftly changed and they left for pastures green.

We'll see how much the wfh culture developed during covid sticks. The industry I work in traditionally had a very strong office presence in central London, but pays enough that buying a house with garden in a suburb would be trivially approved. Knowing this place it won't, but a non-zero percentage of employers may make all-remote a rality and that's going to be the first brain drain and money drain on London in quite a while.
>> No. 443867 Anonymous
24th May 2021
Monday 1:22 am
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>>443861
>a non-zero percentage of employers may make all-remote a rality and that's going to be the first brain drain and money drain on London in quite a while.

I, for one, look forward to seeing London house prices spread to the rest of the country.
>> No. 443951 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 3:05 pm
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I was a middle aged father and I had roped my family into some sort of wahabist-communist extremism, but I was apparently just using it as a ruse to make them do all the housework in the name of the revolution. I had my wife and daughters doing everything for me while I sat about doing nothing and building historical miniature tanks. I woke up just as I was shouting at them for interrupting my efforts to glue the treads on a Tiger-II, shouting "Do you mean to tell me there is no work to be done in this house?! Above all else a socialist values work!"
>> No. 443952 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 3:47 pm
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>>443951

This is amazing.

I can't help but feel it does reflect the britfaggian ideal, to a tee.
>> No. 443956 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 5:34 pm
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>>443952

I always assumed that the .gs ideal was owning a cottage in the middle of nowhere with a barn full of half-dismantled cars.


>> No. 443957 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 5:40 pm
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>>443956

Only if I get 100Mbps downstream at the minimum.
>> No. 443958 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 5:53 pm
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>>443956
>owning a cottage in the middle of nowhere with a barn full of half-dismantled cars

I feel very seen.
>> No. 443959 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 6:02 pm
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The older I get the more I want to get into old, low displacement bikes instead of cars, as even at 32, crawling around under a car is starting to hurt for a couple of days after, let alone bench pressing transmissions into place and so on. It'd be nice to be able to work on a vehicle I can hold up with one hand.

Is this why people have kids? If I'd been less careful as a teenlad I could have a tween or teenager at hand to do some of the grunt work.
>> No. 443961 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 6:14 pm
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>>443952
It sounds good but I've interacted with enough women of an immigrant background to be suspicious. One told me how she'd make her brother a sandwich whenever he asked but what would happen if he fancies making one or, heaven forbid, he does some cooking?

It makes me think that men in the past must've been pretty useless alone for more than a weekend.

>>443959
The problem I see is that even as a teenlad having to hold a baby all day would get old very quickly. They cry if you put them down you see.
>> No. 443962 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 9:05 pm
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>>443961

I could have just done a runner and let the girl/her and my parents raise the kid, then swooped back in once I bought my first non-running MX5. Though frankly, that's what my own dad did and it didn't work out for him, there's no fucking chance I'd help him pull an engine out.
>> No. 443963 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 9:10 pm
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>>443961

I think if you were a man with a wife, if she wasn't about (not sure why you'd let your wife leave town alone, ridiculous) you'd just go to the pub and get a room temperature pie and maybe some chips if you were lucky. Or the barmaid at the social would probably know how to make you a sandwich, at the very least.
>> No. 443964 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 9:20 pm
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Bike-engine cars are a happy compromise. But as you get older, you should be more able to afford proper lifts and sheds, and maybe to get some other bugger to change your clutch or similar joyless tasks.
Watching my neighbour pour easystart into a recalcitrant agricultural diesel engine, I do wonder what's going to happen when cars are all electric. Are they just going to go forever with just tyres and suspension bits, then fail silently, catastrophically and unrepairably when the motor drive or some other electronic lump cries 'enough' and the replacement cost is three times the value of the car? That's going to be an exciting game of roulette for the poor bastards owning them for their last decade.
Or are we going to see Louis Rossman V2 berating VW for their shitty design and lack of repair support, and we'll keep them shambling on forever?
>> No. 443965 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 9:40 pm
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>are we going to see Louis Rossman V2


>> No. 443966 Anonymous
28th May 2021
Friday 10:02 pm
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>Bike-engine cars are a happy compromise.

One of the things on my list is getting a Fiat 126p and putting a hayabusa engine in it. But then I think I love the soviet joy of the original aircooled engine to do that, maybe I need two.

>But as you get older, you should be more able to afford proper lifts and sheds,

I can afford that stuff now, but it's finding the right mix of location, functionality and price. I also don't like the idea of just renting somewhere, but buying industrial units without crippling ground rent is a lot harder than I thought it would be. My best bet might just be to rebuild my garage so it's tall enough to accommodate a lift. It should be doable, not cheap but within my grasp.

What's frustrating is I have full access to a literal aircraft hangar, and we have a lift in there for the ramp cars, but for some reason I'm not allowed to just drive my personal cars into a secure airfield. Bollocks if you ask me.

>Are they just going to go forever with just tyres and suspension bits, then fail silently, catastrophically and unrepairably when the motor drive or some other electronic lump cries 'enough'

We're sort of already there even without EV. Modern cars seem designed to just about last the three years people will have them on PCP, and then if they still work after that and they can resell them to someone else for ten grand then it's a bonus. There's so much shit on modern cars that is already black boxed, and even the parts you CAN replace are not built or positioned to actually be replaced by anyone other than a dealer who doesn't care if it takes 15 man hours to replace an alternator, because it's a good threat to buy their warranty, and the customer will pay anyway.

I will be a happy man if we start to see teenagers re-coiling their motors or people building their own from scratch, but I don't know if that's a realistic dream. One of my mates is convinced that companies will start selling kits to convert your classic petrol cars into electrics, which will be fun. A four motor defender, one per wheel, individually controlled, would be insanely capable offroader, and putting a lightweight but torque heavy motor into my mr2 would be similarly mental. I hope that's the direction the 'scene' takes, but who knows.
>> No. 443978 Anonymous
29th May 2021
Saturday 9:41 pm
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I had a dream the other night in which I was at some point somehow having a wank. Nothing too weird really, but then when I woke up in the morning and went to have a wee, my foreskin looked chafed and irritated on one side, and really kind of hurt when I pulled it back.

Sleepwalking without any doubt exist, but I don't think I've ever heard of sleepWANKing before. Definitely a new one for me.
>> No. 443979 Anonymous
29th May 2021
Saturday 10:31 pm
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A girl I knew years back asked me if I would give a career talk for her little brother next week - I agreed initially but then realised I'd be much too busy and had to unfortunately decline. Shamelessly she bitched about it on a blog which everyone read, this meant the people I work with thought I was moonlighting speeches because she stretched the truth on what I had been asked - and how I'd really declined because I wanted money.

This was followed by another dream of spending Christmas with a lass I was friends with in my teens where we were cuddled up listening to Wham! in a fried chicken place with a tree up. Now that I think about it both dreams where the result of my subconscious being unable to form uncomfortable co-worker dreams because I only see them on a screen.

>>443978
Why else do you think when people have a nap outside the bedroom they lock their fingers together?
>> No. 443980 Anonymous
29th May 2021
Saturday 10:52 pm
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>>443978 Uh huh. See >>379478
>> No. 443986 Anonymous
30th May 2021
Sunday 5:19 pm
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I had a strange dream that opened with two musicians with massive chins making fun of a figure we cannot see. They then started to get uneasy, saying something like "Oh hell, he's here". The moon, which was revealed to have two faces (also with very prominent chins, and with expressions that seemed to mock theatre masks) then turned from light side to dark side. We then jump to a figure off screen. He had quite an arrogant voice and was discussing his plans. Someone had requested a Nintendo "strip" (which I knew to be a type of game storage medium) as their price for going along with those plans and he was incensed because the whole point of his plan was that only he would have that strip. Despite being unseen, I got the sense that they were the moon from earlier, or were very closely linked to them.

We then jump between several alien species, all of whom are making requests. I distinctly remember some little green men, some furries, and some aliens who look a lot like the robots in i, Robot. The requests indicate that they aren't taking the offers seriously, with the little green men (who are having some kind of rave in a big stasis tank) making what felt like an incredibly witty request for a "smaller tank, colder tank" (a coffin). I don't remember the joke request the furries made, but one of them insisted people be more careful, since "it could be serious" and their requests might be granted. Then there's the i, Robot aliens. We don't hear them make a request, but one of them is clearly standing with representatives of the figure they're making requests to. They are an idealist, setting out to everyone that if they all take hands (which they seem to believe will allow for ascension to a higher, purer state of existence) then they will live in eternal bliss. This alien then links a hand with the representatives, and starts to say how wonderful they feel, only for their voice to briefly crack and eyes to wince mid sentence. This makes another of those aliens suspicious, and we then look through his eyes into the eyes of the idealist, which allows us to see into his mind. It is immediately clear from what we see inside that that at best the alien who linked hands has been destroyed by some kind of awful hivemind or manipulative parasite-entity, and at worst they have been condemned to a fate worse than death within its control.
I woke up before it was clear if mass panic broke out, but I have a feeling it did.
>> No. 444012 Anonymous
31st May 2021
Monday 9:42 am
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Pretty much all of my dreams take place at underground train stations.
>> No. 444018 Anonymous
31st May 2021
Monday 3:26 pm
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I've now had two dreams about shagging the woman who lives next door. The fact that me and my partner actually know her and speak to her makes it a bit weirder.

I do kind of fancy her in a non-physical way though.
>> No. 444022 Anonymous
31st May 2021
Monday 5:45 pm
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It was part of my live action roleplay quest to enter [/i]The Zone before reuniting with a terrified Love. I bid her farewell, knowing neither of us would ever be the same, then climbed an iron fence to begin the journey. It was not long - [i]not long at all - before things went to shit.
No shamling mass was the plague, but a chaotic incursion which burst in an instant among the troup of warriors i had become. We were hounded by goulish creatures; once men, now corrupt oozing masses of terrific, putrid flesh. One called after me, not by voice but mind - almost a whisper in the ear - "let's fill you up, boy".
The last thing i remember before waking was a crushing embrace of swelling flesh and the drone "Get out of the town, get out of the town".

So, uh.. i won't be eating MSG again for a while.
>> No. 444024 Anonymous
31st May 2021
Monday 5:57 pm
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>>444022

Why not?
>> No. 444131 Anonymous
5th June 2021
Saturday 9:25 pm
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I keep having dreams occasionally about still being a smoker. I quit many years ago, haven't touched a single fag for the best part of a decade, but now and then I'm in a dream where I have relapsed and where I'm happily back in my old chain smoking habit.

Last night was a bit different though, it was a lucid dream, because at some point I was like, oh shit, I've started again, but hey, I'm in a dream, so it's ok.

Another somewhat lucid dream I have now and then is where I'm speeding and I see the flash of a speed camera, and then I wonder, if you get caught speeding in your dreams, does that count in real life?
>> No. 444133 Anonymous
5th June 2021
Saturday 11:30 pm
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>>444131

>if you get caught speeding in your dreams, does that count in real life?

I can only imagine police forces are actively, desperately working on it.
>> No. 444134 Anonymous
6th June 2021
Sunday 1:35 am
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ARE LAURIE LIKES IT UP THE SHITTER /Q LADS
>> No. 444204 Anonymous
7th June 2021
Monday 4:16 pm
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There was a new show on the Las Vegas strip where the audience watched a person be tortured and killed, which I attended and had mixed feelings about, but the majority of the world seemed generally okay with the show existing. The production company that ran the show was owned by Donald Trump, who was lauded as a genius for its inception.
>> No. 444205 Anonymous
7th June 2021
Monday 4:17 pm
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>> No. 444364 Anonymous
9th June 2021
Wednesday 6:25 pm
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Irl, I woke up at half 4 for some reason, and couldn't get back to sleep so put some episodes of The Thick of It on as I often do in these sort of situations. Then later fell asleep with my headphones on.

So in the dream, I was at a some kind of casual rehearsal or recital of the show taking place in a small marquee, but with different actors. Everyone was just sitting around on stools, the audience weren't really separate. In fact there might not have been any other audience but me.

Since I was actually hearing the real show, they had the voices of the original cast. The scene they performed is from early in S4E1, where they have a meeting discussing the announcement of the app thing. Glen was played by a woman with a fake beard stuck on.
>> No. 444581 Anonymous
18th June 2021
Friday 8:33 am
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I dreamt that I was a footballer who had to retire due to chronic back problems. Then I woke up and my back was really aching. I haven't had a decent night's sleep in weeks.
>> No. 444582 Anonymous
18th June 2021
Friday 10:37 am
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>>444581
Have you considered the obvious 'new mattress' angle?
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18th June 2021
Friday 10:37 am
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>>444581
Have you considered the obvious 'new mattress' angle?
>> No. 444602 Anonymous
21st June 2021
Monday 2:18 pm
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I was in my old student house, but it wasn't a perfect version of it, sort of a remixed version. One of my housemates, an effete 5'4 twink of a man, had transitioned into a woman. I began dating him, and had sex but not in his bum but in his belly button. Then I realised I wasn't attracted to him, but couldn't break it to him that I didn't want to be with him. So I went to church and got a blessing from the priest that I could end the relationship. The transwoman was really mad and smashed the house up. I spoke to my housemates (in the dream some were my actual housemates, some weren't) and said we have a week to clean the shithole up or we'll lose our deposits. I was the only one who cared. When I left the house I saw the transwoman had trashed our porch (which we didn't have IRL), which prompted the police to inform our landlord (a Tony Soprano lookalike sleazy Italian) that we needed to be evicted. Then an old housemate came by and was complaining about his needy trans girlfriend. Turns out he was also dating the transwoman I was trying to dump. What a coincidence! Then my alarm went off and I woke up.
>> No. 444786 Anonymous
1st July 2021
Thursday 3:29 pm
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I was having a sick dream last night actually.

The details have gone fuzzy but it was some sort of post-social collapse situation, but a very British one. Sort of like what Mad Max would be like if it took place in south Leeds I suppose.

Anyway I was in a Morrissons (although it might have been a Sainsbury's) which the bandits had converted into a bloodsport version of Supermarket Sweep. You had spikes and barbed wire on your trolleys and shit, with hunters like in Running Man. One of them was a big fat Ingerluuund type bloke wielding a cricket bat with nails in it.

I ended up escaping and hotwiring a car (it was either a Nova or Mk1 Astra) but it would only reverse, so I had to make my getaway craning my neck over the back seat, which turned out to be because I was sleeping funny and my neck hurt when I woke up.
>> No. 444794 Anonymous
1st July 2021
Thursday 5:03 pm
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I dreamt I bought a helicopter. I spent a few hours flying it, and then it had to be returned to be fixed. When I went to pick up the helicopter, they wanted twenty-seven thousand pounds, which I was very upset about as I don't have the money.

I have no plans to buy a helicopter.
>> No. 444808 Anonymous
1st July 2021
Thursday 10:49 pm
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>>444794
Did the dream involve hovering over some lads house in the early hours of the morning? Possibly having bought an ex-police helicopter?
>> No. 444809 Anonymous
1st July 2021
Thursday 11:23 pm
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In the dream I was enjoying flying it very low, so it's very possible. Police helicopters are usually Eurocopter EC135 which is also my favourite helicopter design so the entire scenario is entirely plausible, if I had the £2m required.
>> No. 444811 Anonymous
1st July 2021
Thursday 11:49 pm
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>>444809
>which is also my favourite helicopter design
Anyone who can confidently state this really can't be overly suprised to be having helicopter dreams.
>> No. 444813 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 12:18 am
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For completeness, this is my second favourite, mostly for the lack of a tail rotor. It would be nice to have a dream about flying this one, albeit without the anxiety of a huge bill I have to tell my wife about.
>> No. 444814 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 12:52 am
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>>444813

We could go halfers on one. I know at least two people with a CPL H so it'll be fine.

I've always been partial to the Bell 47 and Robinson R22 - as with women, I think the sketchier the bird, the more fun it is.
>> No. 444815 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 6:56 am
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I had a dream that someone from here entered the rally at Sunderland. This led to a massive cunt off over whether there actually was a rally in Sunderland and whether it was responsible for someone who had never driven a rally car before to enter the race. There was then a lengthy discussion on rally car maintenance.

Why the fuck am I dreaming about here?
>> No. 444819 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 10:13 am
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Maybe you watched that vid of that rally chap changing his brake line at the side of the track. I think that was posted here.
>> No. 444821 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 10:19 am
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I did watch a video about Group B not too long ago and I was day dreaming last week about a Lancia Delta I saw for sale years back so I guess that could explain that part, but fuck knows where Sunderland comes into it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPk90JZqWM8
>> No. 444822 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 11:46 am
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Loved Group B back in the day. A rich friend of mine had a Delta HF Integrale - most mental car I have ever been in. Would love one.

Also, the fucking crowds in that video!!
>> No. 444823 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 12:31 pm
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>>444822
>Also, the fucking crowds in that video!!
This is almost totally unrelated, but when I heard the Tour de France organisers had dropped their plans to sue the cardboard sign woman (who I intend to marry) I thought of Group B and how it was actually the FIA's fault all those spectators got killed, because they'd allowed them so close to begin with.
>> No. 444826 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 1:47 pm
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Group B seems to be doing the rounds on rudgwicksteamshow.co.uk now, likely because of that woman and the ensuing arguments about crowd control raising comparisons.

I do despise those 'actions have consequences' people that it brought out of the woodwork, it just handwaves proportionality and constructive consequences.
>> No. 444828 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 5:00 pm
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>>444823

I can only assume it was a slow news day, because spectator-induced crashes are a regular occurrence in cycling. The organisers have taken a lot of criticism for poor stage design and marshalling after a last-minute change of route, but there's no accounting for gormless twats (and stray dogs). Being within touching distance of the riders has always been part of the sport.


>> No. 444829 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 5:13 pm
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>>444823

> it was actually the FIA's fault all those spectators got killed, because they'd allowed them so close to begin with

After the first few fatalities, which were headline news in motoring journals, nobody could claim they had no idea about the kind of risk they were putting themselves at by standing literally next to the track, and sometimes right on it.

Legally, yes, it's the organiser's responsibility to reasonably make sure spectators don't get hurt. But that is and was only half the story.
>> No. 444830 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 5:35 pm
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>>444828
>but there's no accounting for gormless twats (and stray dogs). Being within touching distance of the riders has always been part of the sport.

The sad part of it is that most of the crashes aren't caused by genuine fans of the cycling, they're caused by people trying to get themselves on camera.
>> No. 444831 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 5:53 pm
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>>444821>>444822

I do enjoy how that video begins with a Lancia #037. I had a Die-cast model of one of the Grifone Team's cars when I was an ankle Bitger, and I've loved the car ever since. More than the Delta S4, AND the Martini livery in general. RACE ME.
>> No. 444832 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 5:54 pm
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>>444831
>s/Bitger/biter

Sorry I'm drunk so early even if it is a Friday.
>> No. 444834 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 6:19 pm
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>>444832
Sun is over the yardarm lad, you're all good.
>> No. 444835 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 6:49 pm
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>>444829
>Legally, yes
Yes, that's what I said.

>>444828
It's really weird to see people going ape shit over some blokes going not that fast on bicycles. I can't tell how earnest they're being, not being a fan of the sport at all myself.
>> No. 444836 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 6:51 pm
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>>444835
>going not that fast on bicycles

If you can, try and see a cycling race in person, they're going about 10 times faster than you think, even uphill.

https://www.tourofbritain.co.uk/stages/
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2nd July 2021
Friday 7:36 pm
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>>444835

For context, this is the road they're riding up.


>> No. 444838 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 7:38 pm
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>>444836

The difference in speed between a fit amateur and a professional is quite staggering.


>> No. 444839 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 7:48 pm
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>>444838
I contend that a "professional" cyclist is a courier and not someone who does pointless racing.
>> No. 444840 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 8:37 pm
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>>444839
Racing isn't pointless. Without it, that courier wouldn't have a very good bike.
>> No. 444841 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 8:55 pm
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>>444840

Hence Taxi and Takeway delivery drivers choosing all such as Toyota Priapuses.
>> No. 444843 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 9:24 pm
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>>444839

A professional is someone who does something for money.
>> No. 444845 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 9:27 pm
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>>444841

I do wonder where hybrid motors were developed. Some sort of competition, for money, involving cars?
>> No. 444846 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 9:31 pm
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>>444845
Exactly.

I'm looking forward to normals cars, in about 10 years time, having venturi tunnels under the floor and active suspension systems.
>> No. 444850 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 11:39 pm
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>>444846

Buses have had them since the 90s (they can have low floors since they are driven by electric motors, powered by an aternator on a diesel engine that doesn't need to be directly connected to a drivetrain), and those buggers are like office blocks on wheels.
>> No. 444851 Anonymous
2nd July 2021
Friday 11:57 pm
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>>444850
Specious argument. Like arguing that the milk floats of the Seventies were actually Teslas.

It has taken a lot of development work to slim that idea down to useful, performant car size, rather than a huge, subsidised uneconomical bus.
>> No. 444852 Anonymous
3rd July 2021
Saturday 12:01 am
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>>444851
>Like arguing that the milk floats of the Seventies were actually Teslas.
Exactly. Everyone knows that milk floats are actually functional and not driven by the worst people in the world.
>> No. 444853 Anonymous
3rd July 2021
Saturday 12:36 am
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>>444851

Also the technology is fundamentally different. Buses and trains use series hybrid systems, which are basically just an electric motor hooked up to a diesel generator. Hybrid cars use parallel hybrid, where both the electric motor and the petrol engine are connected to the wheels. Parallel hybrid systems are more complex, but they allow for clever tricks to boost performance and improve efficiency, particularly on small engines with big turbochargers.

With that said, hybrid is a stopgap technology - the (very near) future is pure electric.
>> No. 444854 Anonymous
3rd July 2021
Saturday 12:52 am
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>>444851
Surely with the growing popularity of SUVs and the like, we can extrapolate that the average car will be bigger than a Plaxton Paladin by 2026?
>> No. 445069 Anonymous
19th July 2021
Monday 12:18 am
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I had a dream that I was in prison. It was for insulting somebody on the Internet or something.
>> No. 445070 Anonymous
19th July 2021
Monday 7:45 am
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I was at a cash machine and it kept spitting loads of money out. I took it home for safe keeping, because I was going to return the money and didn't trust anyone else in that position to but CCTV images of me at the cash machine made the news before I had the chance to do anything, so I was the subject of a witch hunt.
>> No. 445261 Anonymous
26th July 2021
Monday 12:07 pm
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A woman in an office I used to work in visited me while I was in bed. I quickly got my work laptop out and went straight to business to cover the fact that I had just woken up. After a while she awkwardly left and another woman I used to work with came in. "Oh for fucks sake, can't I get some peace!" I thought to myself.

Went straight to work again to resolve her queries but she became annoyed and left repeatedly saying that she won't be visiting me again. Then I realised that it was my birthday and they'd really come to say hello and wish me a happy birthday. Maybe I should be less emotionally detached at work and also in my personal life but that's difficult.

>>445070
I remember something like this making the news once, a cash machine was spitting out £20 to anyone that asks for £10 so it quickly became very popular with people emptying their accounts. The bank was fine with it and let them all off.

In your next dream just take the money.
>> No. 445457 Anonymous
3rd August 2021
Tuesday 9:24 pm
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Scarlett Moffatt cries as she posts first bikini picture in five years

https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/scarlett-moffatt-cries-posts-first-24678411
>> No. 445458 Anonymous
3rd August 2021
Tuesday 9:52 pm
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>>445457

She looks like a heavily facelifted 50 year old.

Your options may be limited with that kind of figure, but that bikini is disturbingly unflattering.
>> No. 445459 Anonymous
3rd August 2021
Tuesday 9:54 pm
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>>445457

Phwoaaar. Back on form.

Saving that picture until it's time to make a new thread.
>> No. 445463 Anonymous
3rd August 2021
Tuesday 10:20 pm
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>>445459

>Saving that picture until it's time to make a new thread

I would favour Sarah Millican for the next thread. After all, she is the other patron saint of .gs, and let's not forget about fruit and veg.
>> No. 445464 Anonymous
3rd August 2021
Tuesday 10:22 pm
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>>445463

>fruit and veg

What happened to Sarah Millican's Squelchy Fanny Custard?
>> No. 445465 Anonymous
3rd August 2021
Tuesday 10:30 pm
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>>445464
Sarah Millican's Squelchy Fanny Custard?
>> No. 445466 Anonymous
3rd August 2021
Tuesday 10:39 pm
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>>445465

It used to be the word filter for this.
>> No. 445472 Anonymous
4th August 2021
Wednesday 6:43 am
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>>445466
It still is.

Sarah Millican's Squelchy Fanny Custard.
>> No. 445492 Anonymous
4th August 2021
Wednesday 9:35 pm
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>>445472

You'll find it's Sarah Millican's Squelchy Fanny Custard.
>> No. 445493 Anonymous
4th August 2021
Wednesday 9:37 pm
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>>445492

Interesting. Wonder how I got fruit and veg. Is this one case sensitive?
>> No. 445500 Anonymous
5th August 2021
Thursday 10:50 am
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I got up late today because I needed to finish eating my slice of Black Forest gateau. I don't think I've seen any for about 20 years but I'll be on the lookout now.
>> No. 445501 Anonymous
5th August 2021
Thursday 1:41 pm
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>>445500

The ones you can get frozen at Tesco's or Asda are a bit different from the original. Just subtle ways in which they aren't the real thing, if you've ever eaten black forest gateau in the Fatherland.
>> No. 445750 Anonymous
18th August 2021
Wednesday 9:31 am
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I was having a lovely and innocent time with a woman, as we discussed how intelligent her young dog was, when my brain decided it was all too relaxing and we ought to have three grotesque and humungous spiders start crawling over the walls. They were so vivid it's taken my heart the best part of an hour to settle down. I even tried to look the big man to the dream girl by offering to collect and dispose of the first, who had a leg span almost as large as a CD and a perfectly spherical abdomen, until it was persued by the second which had legs over a foot and looked like a massive, chitinous, giant house spider and with that we decided to leave the room. The third showed up just as I was waking and it looked like a dark brown orb web.

I do not care for spiders.
>> No. 445751 Anonymous
18th August 2021
Wednesday 9:45 am
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I woke up to the feeling of something crawling on my arm, which turned out to be a spider.
>> No. 445781 Anonymous
19th August 2021
Thursday 5:28 pm
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I was selling some retro games to CEX, and the girl who served me was the typical mosher/goth/emo type, dyed purple hair, pale and spotty, heavy eyeliner. Anyway, I got £83 for my games which was alright, and then she asked if I was free in the evening. I met up with her after she finished work, and she said "you're either gonna cum up my arse, or I'll cum up yours", and I cheated on my gf with her.
>> No. 446057 Anonymous
9th September 2021
Thursday 9:23 am
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I was at my dentist's to have one or two cavities taken care of. He then suddenly handed me a written estimate that said it would cost over £10,000 which I had to pay myself. I said, "Oh you're having a fucking laugh!" and left.
>> No. 446237 Anonymous
17th September 2021
Friday 11:30 pm
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Last night I had my first experience with sleep paralysis.
Must have just drifted off then woke up soon after but I couldn't move. The strange part was I could hear a noise, similar to music being played through earphones rather loud and it was getting closer.
Felt like 10 seconds before I could move and the noise suddenly went.
>> No. 446242 Anonymous
18th September 2021
Saturday 5:26 am
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I keep having a dream that my girlfriend and I break up, she sleeps with someone else and then we get back together. It's happened so often I'm finding it hard to know for certain that this didn't happen, but I can't plausibly think when this would have happened.
>> No. 446653 Anonymous
3rd October 2021
Sunday 8:50 am
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Ever since I started watching Mythic Quest I've been having regular sexual dreams about Jessie Ennis.
>> No. 446654 Anonymous
3rd October 2021
Sunday 11:59 am
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I fell asleep on a train from London to Edinburgh. When I awoke the train had looped back and had now stopped in some shithole market town at night. I got off to see if I could go the opposite way or ride to a rail hub but there was nothing going on and only a corner shop open for food. It was in the North East but felt like the midlands, that's how bad this town was.

In another dream I got a twitter account and it was shit.
>> No. 446655 Anonymous
3rd October 2021
Sunday 12:50 pm
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>>446653

She is pleasingly plump.
>> No. 446656 Anonymous
3rd October 2021
Sunday 1:03 pm
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>>446654
Your dreams are so mundane, are you ever truly sure you're awake?
>> No. 446657 Anonymous
3rd October 2021
Sunday 1:54 pm
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>>446656
In dreams to strategize about my waking life. On the train I should've considered any later stops before getting off as it might still save time or at least not have me freezing in an open train station until 6am, Newcastle or maybe even Leeds.

Of course twitter doesn't make any sense. The level of self-censorship professionals must exercise render the service useless.
>> No. 446659 Anonymous
3rd October 2021
Sunday 2:24 pm
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>>446655
She's certainly changed a lot since the Olympics.
>> No. 446925 Anonymous
14th October 2021
Thursday 5:42 pm
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I was at the petrol station and the man in front of me in the queue started trying to kill everyone. He didn't have any weapons but he could only be temporarily subdued, we smashed him over the head with a fire extinguisher, and he still got up ten seconds later.

At that point we just decided to run, and I got in my car with the YouTuber jayztwocents. He ended up jumping in the driver's side and he reassured me he knows how to "drive stick", but I became increasingly irate at him revving the arse off the engine before changing gear, like my ex used to.
>> No. 447342 Anonymous
25th October 2021
Monday 4:32 pm
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I was back in secondary school, and got sent to the head teacher's office for punishment for some sort of misdemeanour, but he wasn't there, only his secretary who looked like my old therapist (cross between Dawn French and Liza Tarbuck), who got naked and sat on my face. The head teacher came back and it was Seymour Skinner. Then I woke up with a jolt which woke my partner up.
>> No. 447343 Anonymous
25th October 2021
Monday 5:31 pm
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>>447342
>looked like my old therapist (cross between Dawn French and Liza Tarbuck),
I immediately knew where this was going.
>> No. 447346 Anonymous
25th October 2021
Monday 5:57 pm
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>>447342
Just the one jolt, or four or five?
>> No. 447349 Anonymous
25th October 2021
Monday 6:31 pm
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I was in a cheap hotel in Clacton-on-Sea. They didn't even have fish and chips at their restaurant, so I started wandering the streets desperately looking for a chip shop, complaining to passers-by that there were absurdly no fucking chip shops in the whole of Clacton.
>> No. 447374 Anonymous
26th October 2021
Tuesday 7:30 pm
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I was trying to make steak tartare, I did so by frying beef mince with onions, using my hand as a spatula. Then I played the first Assassin's Creed and it held up really well.
>> No. 447375 Anonymous
26th October 2021
Tuesday 7:53 pm
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I keep forgetting this is the dream thread, half-writing angry posts and then having to delete them. Shame to let it go to waste though: STEAK TARTARE IS SUPPOSED TO BE RAW YOU THICK CU
>> No. 447377 Anonymous
26th October 2021
Tuesday 10:01 pm
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Yeah that was the most confusing thing. In the dream I knew it was meant to be raw, yet I continued frying it in the pan, knowing it wouldn't be steak tartate.
>> No. 447419 Anonymous
28th October 2021
Thursday 3:31 pm
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>>447377
How was Asscreed though?
>> No. 447420 Anonymous
28th October 2021
Thursday 3:49 pm
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>>447419
The controls were tight and combat was a lot of fun. Which I don't think apply to the original game in reality.
>> No. 447431 Anonymous
29th October 2021
Friday 10:12 am
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I can't remember any specifics about the dream other than at one point I was rating bumholes.
>> No. 447464 Anonymous
30th October 2021
Saturday 5:06 pm
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This is a very uninteresting game, but I dreamt that Rolento was in Street Fighter V and was the best and most fun character to play as. He didn't look like Rolento in my dream, but I still identified him as Rolento. My partner said I kept clicking my fingers and talking in my sleep, maybe this is related.
>> No. 447465 Anonymous
30th October 2021
Saturday 5:30 pm
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I've had two dreams now where I'm shagging my ex, and both times it turned out we were being watched.

The first time I went round to visit her, she had texted me in desperation to help fix her leaky roof and we ended up fucking in front of the open wall where they were having an extension built, and it turned out the house opposite could see straight in. The second time we were in one of my mate's old houses where they had a bedroom on the lower floor for some reason, and I looked over to see the neighbours peering in through the window.

I'm not sure what exactly that implies from a subconscious symbolism point of view. I haven't even spoken to said ex in maybe two and a half years, and while I do occasionally still dig some of her material out of the wank bank, I'm not sure I was exactly pining for her. I mean I wouldn't say no if she asked me for a fuck out of the blue, but even if I wanted to slide into her DMs, I can't, since we have a few mutual friends and it would no doubt just turn out to be an embarrassment for me.

Maybe it's something to do with that.
>> No. 447466 Anonymous
30th October 2021
Saturday 5:51 pm
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>>447465
How much awake shagging have you been doing?
>> No. 447476 Anonymous
31st October 2021
Sunday 9:27 pm
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I dreamt I was in some kind of school/workplace hybrid, doing work in a large open plan cafeteria-like hall. Mark Hamill was the teacher/boss.

He confronted me at my desk with a bug zapper I own and asked me if it was mine and if it was a toy. I said yes it's mine and no it's not a toy. He said 'good' and switched it on and attached it to the table next to mine, which then caught fire. I suppose he was trying to make some point about it being a fire risk.

After that Hamill stood at the end of the hall leaning against a desk with his eyes closed. I imagined he was waiting for the end of the lesson/workday so he could lecture me on my way out, so instead of waiting I marched up there and asked if he had something he wanted to say to me.

He launched into a collection of anecdotes about his time filming Star Wars, talking about such and such actor or crew member and what they were doing. I thought he was building up to a moral lesson he going to impart to me but instead he just kept going on with his anecdotes. He must have prepared them in advance because he had even brought comic-book illustrations along with him.
>> No. 448018 Anonymous
22nd November 2021
Monday 8:40 am
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I just had a dream that my bank called me and questioned the legality of certain money transfers I had made into my ISA. I told them that I earned it by making profitable stock investments that I had just sold off, but the guy said, "Be that as it may, I feel we have to report you to HMRC".
>> No. 448027 Anonymous
22nd November 2021
Monday 11:27 pm
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For some reason I was slicing up the palm of my hand with a tomato knife. When I woke up my hand was painful all on its own. I couldn't stop looking at it.
>> No. 448045 Anonymous
23rd November 2021
Tuesday 11:12 pm
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I had a dream that I was suffering from schizophrenia, and that I was hearing voices in my head that were telling me to do all kinds of bad things.

It was a genuinely disturbing dream, and I then woke up and left the light on for the rest of the night, because I was afraid the voices would come back.
>> No. 448046 Anonymous
24th November 2021
Wednesday 1:54 am
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Dreamt that my grandma had passed away in her sleep, and I found her in her bed in the morning. The bulk of the dream was me trying to decide whether you're supposed to call 999, 101, or just find the local police station number, or if indeed there was a special "my grandma has died in an entirely expected fashion" sort of number.

This is a question I definitely have considered in real life, I definitely don't think calling 999 was the right thing to do when my grandad died of his fourth heart attack a day after leaving hospital specifically so he could go and die at home, but I suppose the cleaning lady probably panicked.
>> No. 448051 Anonymous
24th November 2021
Wednesday 10:41 am
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I was going to a meetup event at a bar somewhere up the northern line from Waterloo - let's say Leicester Square. We got to this bar and for some reason I was obsessed in calculating 77% of the distance between Waterloo and this bar. Just ignoring people trying to chat to me so I can scrawl out some calculations on a piece of paper.
>> No. 448073 Anonymous
25th November 2021
Thursday 7:59 pm
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I was driving through town in the dark when there were suddenly a few members of the local public drinking community blocking the road, all of whom were wearing bright yellow high visibility vests. So I rolled down the window and said to them, "You are a right lot... can't be arsed to get a job, but you care that you don't get run over!".

Didn't think the dream me was that judgemental.
>> No. 448178 Anonymous
2nd December 2021
Thursday 7:17 pm
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The cast of Always Sunny were planning a comedy show called The Mandarin based on The Mandalorian. But then somehow it changed to be the cast of the Mighty Boosh, except for Julian Barrat, so he was going to be replaced by Jose Mourinho.
>> No. 448179 Anonymous
2nd December 2021
Thursday 7:52 pm
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That reminds me, the first two episodes of the new season are out.
>> No. 448296 Anonymous
10th December 2021
Friday 1:54 pm
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My family and I were lost in a futuristic Japanese seaport, having accidentally found "Miranila's Miraculous Wonderland of Water" instead of the exit. After consultation with a tesseractian map it was discovered we had to track back 2 rooms, slip up a plane then continue into another room before we could find the exit. Along the way we met a young Jim Carrey who was employed in harassing travellers. With love I hugged him and advised to be very wary of anyone offering help during his 50th year.
>> No. 448501 Anonymous
24th December 2021
Friday 6:50 am
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I was on a road trip with my girlfriend and for some reason I was on her phone. There was a deleted WhatsApp conversation with a middle-aged scouser called Graeme that she was going to meet up with until she got cold feet because she'd realised she didn't want to risk our relationship. Not sure what to make of this one.
>> No. 448642 Anonymous
30th December 2021
Thursday 6:36 pm
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I had a dream that I had an altercation with my neighbour, who was suddenly opening his front door dressed in drag, with his hair long and dyed black and with loads of makeup and eyeliner on his face. He looked a bit like a cross between Tim Curry in the Rocky Horror Picture Show and Robert Smith from The Cure. I said something that I had no idea that he was into that kind of stuff, and he just said, "Don't mind that, it's just a weekend thing".
>> No. 448643 Anonymous
30th December 2021
Thursday 6:41 pm
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The toes of my socks completely went so they were more like tubes. I think the ends of my feet were sticking out from under the covers.
>> No. 448644 Anonymous
30th December 2021
Thursday 7:11 pm
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I had a dream I had bought a load of weed on behalf of some people. And then somehow was just serving it up to them from a big gym bag in a car park or somewhere. And then the police came. And I had that Oh shit I've fucked up feeling, and woke up.

I've had that sort of dream a couple of times before, but involving murder. Which is a bit out of character as I've never murdererd anyone.
>> No. 448645 Anonymous
30th December 2021
Thursday 10:46 pm
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>>448644

I had a dream not long ago that I had run over and killed a pedestrian on a road in the middle of the countryside, with no (immediate) witnesses. Also not really something I would ever do in real life. And then I spent much of that dream thinking about how to evade police questioning because there was suddenly proof that I was near the scene of the accident at that time.
>> No. 448752 Anonymous
3rd January 2022
Monday 12:33 pm
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I was at a school reunion, where Jacob Rees Mogg was an honoured guest. I was talking to an old flame about what my old peers were up to now, and about one of them I said "who'd marry that fucking mong?". I said it loud, just as the general noise level lulled, and everyone was staring at me in in disgust, and Mogg was shaking his head. I then said "it's fine I'm mentally disabled, I'm reclaiming it" and everyone cheered and Mogg clapped. Then as everyone was leaving they were praising me and apologising for bullying me at school.
>> No. 448755 Anonymous
3rd January 2022
Monday 4:16 pm
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I had a terrible night of only light sleep, but distinctly two dreams with the common theme if me being an absolute bellend in company. The first, I was confidently underperforming at work with my colleagues quite blatantly disappointed. The second, I was reeling off unfunny quips at a house party with all my friends clearly fed up, but I was unable to stop myself.
>> No. 448771 Anonymous
4th January 2022
Tuesday 3:18 pm
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>>448752

This sounds like a scene from Extras or The Thick of It.
>> No. 448791 Anonymous
5th January 2022
Wednesday 9:55 am
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My hair was like a badly stuck on toupee which I could lift up at the front and back to reveal two massive heart-shaped bald spots. There was also someone parked over my driveway so I couldn't pull in.
>> No. 448794 Anonymous
5th January 2022
Wednesday 10:25 am
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>>448755
I had similar dreams last night - I think its the time of year.

Summer is on the way though. 53 seconds extra daylight per day.
>> No. 448796 Anonymous
5th January 2022
Wednesday 11:02 am
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>>448794 53 seconds extra daylight per day
Thank fuck.
I'd killed someone in my car (inside it, not by running them over), and was pushing limbs and bits of torso behind the dashboard.
Dream-me clearly doesn't know how little space there is behind dashboards, where awake-me is painfully aware. Odd.
>> No. 448798 Anonymous
5th January 2022
Wednesday 12:38 pm
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>>448794

>53 seconds extra daylight per day

Although that isn't a constant. During a solar year on Earth, daylight length by and large approximately follows a sine curve, depending among other things on the latitude of your location, which means that the increase or decrease of daylight time per day happens more gradually around the winter and summer solstices, and very rapidly between the spring and autumn equinoxes.
>> No. 448799 Anonymous
5th January 2022
Wednesday 1:15 pm
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>>448798

>between the spring and autumn equinoxes

I meant "around".


Firefox is still being a cunt and won't let me delete posts.
>> No. 448927 Anonymous
10th January 2022
Monday 8:54 am
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I went to a Kunt gig, but he was only playing new songs and they were all shit. I hung out with him afterwards and he had a couple of strippers in his entourage. Well, one of them was naked I've no idea about the other one.
>> No. 448949 Anonymous
11th January 2022
Tuesday 1:39 pm
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Dennis Waterman had died. I was walking down the rainy high street, and everyone was gathered around a display TV in an electronics shop window, women crying, as the BBC News reported on the death of Dennis Waterman. Had to check he was still alive when I woke up, the dream was that visceral.
>> No. 448950 Anonymous
11th January 2022
Tuesday 3:25 pm
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I bought a large vineyard stretching multiple acres across the Franco-Spanish border at the Pyrenees. Upon reading up on the history of the place I learnt that it took many years and millions of euros of public money for France and Spain to finally have a ruling on precisely where the border sits for my vineyard which is odd as the region is more or less a settled matter between the two.

When I was asleep I thought to myself that such a legal battle had been stupid considering I own the whole thing but fortunately I'm not so daft in my waking life as I assume the wines will have different market value depending on which side of the magical line they sit and a different tax and state aid regime. Perhaps though there would be some kind of rounding up that would occur for the purposes of my vineyard though, I'm sure dream world me know what he's doing considering he owns a massive vineyard.
>> No. 448951 Anonymous
11th January 2022
Tuesday 4:11 pm
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>>448950
I'm now getting adverts to invest in wine, thanks.
>> No. 448953 Anonymous
11th January 2022
Tuesday 4:48 pm
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>>448951
Now is probably not a good time to invest in wine. Similar to the recent discussion on /poof/ about Rolex watches, prices have been shooting up because a lot of money is flooding into the en primeur markets due the sheer amount of surplus cash floating about. It's also likely that new entrants will keep everything they buy in storage and won't actually enjoy any of it themselves, so supply of a certain run won't become more scarce in that way.
>> No. 449658 Anonymous
13th February 2022
Sunday 10:26 am
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I shot Hermann Goring four times with a revolver and ran off into the night this morning. I don't recall ever having a dream that violent and dramatic before. Hope I got the fat bastard regardless.
>> No. 449662 Anonymous
13th February 2022
Sunday 12:48 pm
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I don't believe any of you actually read other peoples posts ITT.
>> No. 449663 Anonymous
13th February 2022
Sunday 1:00 pm
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>>449662
We quite often half-write a response to other people's posts before realising it's the dream thread and erasing it without posting.
>> No. 449666 Anonymous
13th February 2022
Sunday 2:23 pm
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>>449662
I read your post.
>> No. 449668 Anonymous
13th February 2022
Sunday 4:12 pm
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I got into an argument with the manager of a Burger King restaurant over the fact that they told me that they were able to track me and knew that I was coming to them because I had installed their app. Sure enough, he showed me a map on his iPad and it showed my every move that day. I then said, "You have no fucking right to do that. Turn it off!". The manager then said to me, "Maybe it's best for you to leave now and not come back", and had one of his employees walk me to the door.
>> No. 450636 Anonymous
13th April 2022
Wednesday 11:29 am
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I had a dream I was on a small party on a boat of some sort. I was sitting talking to a Sophie Raworth from the telly. She was telling me something about it hard to meet men because she's famous or something, but is a member of a good private instagram group where she can hookup with people. Then I was interrupted my some slighty subnormal lad telling me about how good the craft ale he was drinking was.

Later I was in some kind of museum, with models of bits of terrain and stuff, and large flat boxes with vintage maps in. I really needed a piss, and I think I'd only gone into the museum to look for a toilet. Noone else was there (I think I was up in an attic room of the museum), so I opened a map box and pissed in there. I remember feeling it was slighty wrong, seeing as they were vintage maps, but the pissing-relief felt good. I woke up after that needing a piss.
>> No. 450637 Anonymous
13th April 2022
Wednesday 11:41 am
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>>450636
>I opened a map box and pissed in there. I remember feeling it was slighty wrong, seeing as they were vintage maps, but the pissing-relief felt good. I woke up after that needing a piss.

Glad to see you're making progress on that front (>>/fat/3653).
>> No. 450638 Anonymous
13th April 2022
Wednesday 1:21 pm
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Weird one last night.

Started out with a different bit that has faded from memory since I got up, but the main part I remember is that I had a daughter, and she wanted to get on the play bus. Because that's a concept that existed in this universe, it was like the bus from that old programme Playdays I suppose, only they were really common, like they were just roaming mobile creches you'd let your kid get on and then pick them up in a few hours. There were also clown car versions, like a play taxi? That was odd.

Anyway they had a tight schedule to keep to, just like normal buses, so i spent a painful hour or so watching my daughter try to get on one but they all drove off before she could make it from the bus stop to the door, and she was getting very upset. so she decided to just stand in front of one (like you do in GTA when you want to nick a car) and it slammed right into her. At first she seemed like she was fine, just a bit winded, and I was going to let the driver off, because it was her own daft fault after all. But then she passed out, and I was livid, and I told the driver to give me all the money he had and phone an ambulance or else I'd batter him.

So anyway, then we were on our way to the hospital, with my mum, who was fussing over the kid, but I was just annoyed that the bus driver only had £40 to give me.
>> No. 450639 Anonymous
13th April 2022
Wednesday 1:50 pm
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>>450637
Not me m8, that's another piss-dreamer.
>> No. 450685 Anonymous
15th April 2022
Friday 5:11 pm
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I started speaking with an Irish accent, and nobody noticed.
>> No. 450714 Anonymous
16th April 2022
Saturday 6:56 am
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I went shopping with my parents, a girl I went to school with and some other girl I can't remember. The girl was in the other half of school and she's very quiet so I don't think I interacted with her much in school other than having mutual friends, but we kept holding hands in the dream. I'd gone ahead with the girls and I saw a charity shop, it's a fictional charity shop that doesn't exist in real life I have visited many times in my dreams, but they didn't want to go in. I saw a shelf of Tony's Chocolonely make your own Easter cards, which was pretty much 20 perforated cards, envelopes and a 100g bar of chocolate, that was priced at up to £74.99; I tried getting a picture for this place without my parents seeing, as they'd caught up to me at this point.
>> No. 450733 Anonymous
16th April 2022
Saturday 2:55 pm
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I was hanging around with what we would've both called a secondary mate I knew from school, we hung out as backup friends for a number of years whenever our main group wasn't about but he was always too much of a cock to actually be a proper mate. I've not seen him for maybe 10 years because as you can guess he's tapped and honestly quite irritating.

Anyway, he was trying to rob some specific movie camera set-up for car chase scenes so he could put it in the cinema and record movies. I was half-heartedly going along with it because I wanted to sit in a pub garden with a few ciders but ended up doing all kinds of bullshit to do with finding a film set, needless to say I shan't be dreaming about him again if I can help it. Now that I remember it he also managed to steal a bookish girl from me with his money from an advertising sales job.
>> No. 450830 Anonymous
18th April 2022
Monday 5:49 am
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I keep having a recurring dream about falling deeply in love with Rosie Jones. It's quite banal, we just go to the garden centre or watch telly and eat crisps or do her PIP assessment. My subconscious clearly doesn't know what a lesbian is.
>> No. 450925 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 2:58 pm
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I had a dream that I sold my car, but then suddenly regretted it and went to the guy who bought it from me. He said he bought it off me fair and square and wasn't considering returning it, so I said, look mate, we're inside a dream here, so any contract we made is invalid anyway in the real world". So he said, "Yeah, well, how long have you been asleep for? I bought your car last week!". So I actually said to myself, damn it, I need to wake up to sort this. And then I actually did.

Mirtazapine is a wondrous drug. Once in a while, you get a full-on lucid dream like that.
>> No. 450927 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 3:33 pm
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>>450925
Mirtazapine just made me see little spiders crawling through the air when I was drifting off or waking up. Different strokes.
>> No. 450934 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 5:48 pm
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>>450925

I used to have the most fucked up convoluted lucid dreams and, unsettlingly, those false awakening dreams that leave you questioning reality for the rest of the day back in the golden age of the headshops and research chems. We got heavy into AMT which upon further research started out as a failed Soviet attempt at an anti-depressant.

Wish I knew where to get hold of that stuff nowadays.
>> No. 450936 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 5:59 pm
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>>450830

I took Dream Rosie out on the Norton for a trip to Evesham Vale Light Railway. I was a bit nervous about having her riding pillion, but she loved it. She got a bit annoyed when I got into a lengthy conversation with the fireman about boiler maintenance, but all was forgiven when he let her have a go on the steam whistle. The Norton's gearbox started dripping oil on the way back, but I patched it up at Gloucester services while she was using the facilities. It was only a cracked gasket and it was due for an overhaul anyway.

Even my dreams are terminally dull.
>> No. 450938 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 7:11 pm
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>>450936
You should let Rosie know about these dreams, I'm sure she'd see the fun side in riding pillion.
>> No. 450939 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 7:24 pm
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>>450927

Another fascinating thing about Mirtazapine is that when you go to sleep, at some point while you're drifting off, reality and your dreams become a blur and kind of merge into one. You know you're still half awake, but you are already seeing things in your mind like you do in your proper dreams. It's something that I never experienced quite like this before I started taking the stuff.

The downside of it is that you often have trouble waking up in the morning. You just take longer to come around, even after a solid seven or eight hours of sleep. And what is especially hard is a "quick get-up", like when you see the clock and suddenly realise you've overslept and will be late for work.

What nobody tells you is that in conjunction with smoking, Mirtazapine causes massive erectile dysfunction, to the point that you just about manage a wank, but your knob stays half flaccid throughout, and I can only imagine that it seriously impedes sex. It's the main reason why I quit smoking, although that's not what I told anybody. Let alone the fact that I'm on antidepressants. After a few weeks of not smoking, my erectile dysfunction completely went away, even though I kept taking the Mirtazapine.
>> No. 450941 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 7:52 pm
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>>450939

>After a few weeks of not smoking, my erectile dysfunction completely went away, even though I kept taking the Mirtazapine.

Curiously, tobacco smoke contains clinically significant levels of compounds that inhibit monoamine oxidase - the same mechanism of action as many previous-generation antidepressants. Fags interact in all sorts of weird ways with psychiatric medication, people with mental health problems are disproportionately likely to smoke, but we have a real lack of research in this area.

>>450934

>Wish I knew where to get hold of that stuff nowadays.

China. There are a lot of Chinese chemical suppliers that will flog you just about anything, vacuum-packed and labelled as whatever you like.
>> No. 450944 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 8:23 pm
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>people with mental health problems are disproportionately likely to smoke, but we have a real lack of research in this area.

Nicotine has a very rapid and immediate stimulating effect on your brain's reward system. Being a former smoker, I can confirm that the reward high from a newly lit up fag kicks in within less than 30 seconds after your first few drags.

There is a good amount of evidence that depression or other similar forms of mental illness can be linked to either a lack of dopamine or of dopamine receptors. The rush that nicotine produces could then help alleviate that deficiency, because the main thing your reward system does is release dopamine into your system.

Myself, I didn't start smoking because of mental illness. I started long before I was clinically depressed and needed Mirtazapine. It was just something you did at parties, you had a few fags because somebody brought some, and it was initially all just a laugh. But it then at some point progressed into a habit outside of all those parties for me, probably because I was under a lot of stress at uni.
>> No. 450945 Anonymous
22nd April 2022
Friday 8:55 pm
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>>450938

I don't need another restraining order.
>> No. 450958 Anonymous
23rd April 2022
Saturday 6:58 pm
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>>450944

I used to smoke like a fuckin cheshire workhouse chimney when I got put on ADHD meds, only because a good long drag would blunt the ridiculous high off them. Now I'm on something that just numbs me like I was on an antidepressant, and I dunno if I like it. But at least I'm not on ciggies, therefore not coughing my lungs up anymore.
>> No. 450982 Anonymous
24th April 2022
Sunday 6:29 am
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First I had to infiltrate my old high school at night, like it was a level out of the first couple of Hitman games back in the PS2 days. The issue is some of the staff were racists and had a bit of a secret racist club going on with some of the students, and my job was to spot them, because racists have a subtly different accent, so somebody with local knowledge would be able to tell.

After that (I think I had bungled my escape), I had to get away with my true identity as revealed, and loads of people were filming on their phones and such, saying how they can't believe I betrayed the great houses. Naturally it was drawing attention extremely quickly because I was Harry Potter, but every time I tried to gun my big old Jag up the drive, it got stuck on the lip of the incline, and more and more people started to watch as I was forced to drive away over the football field instead.

Then I was in the staff room at the Maplin I worked in about 10 years ago. I showed one of them my stoner doom project on Bandcamp and then went back out to the shop floor, which was very 80s. I served a couple of customers and remember asking one of them when we came back into business, and he told me it was because of the war in Ukraine causing a shortages at Screwfix.

When I went for my break there was an oldish bloke leaning against the counter in the staff room, and suddenly I was in third person like a movie. I get a sense I was the old bloke and the dream had just skipped a decade or two forward. Some men came into the scene who I immediately knew as the bosses of the company, but they were more like Sith Cenobites. One of them was dressed and looked normal, and did most of the talking. Old man me was visibly unsettled, and asked them not to fire him. The most evil looking of the Sith Cenobite ones stepped forward and raised his hand, which had an eye in its palm, and said "Fear not. We won't fire you, but we are going to have to hurt you."

Then he opened some kind of portal in front of his hand, in a perfectly round circle, with a bright white light around the rim. Within the portal was what can only be described as the void. It was completely dark, silent, and seemed to completely nullify any light, sound or heat passing into it. As he pushed this circular portal closer and closer to my face, I woke up.
>> No. 450983 Anonymous
24th April 2022
Sunday 9:22 am
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I was in Ukraine, but all I can really remember from the dream is that the Russians were offering defectors the prime pick out of all the women they'd captured.
>> No. 451081 Anonymous
27th April 2022
Wednesday 6:56 pm
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I was walking through my town and there was a stage with hippies dancing on it. One of these hippies was the usually "tradwife" of an old friend, but she was in a crop top with nose piercings. I ask what she's doing, she says she divorced my friend but had to pay. I asked if she meant alimony, but she said "no I had to let him rape me". Then I left and spent the whole time walking home thinking "should I tell someone that she was raped?"

I've heard rumours not in dream world that he beats her, but that's all hearsay.
>> No. 451233 Anonymous
2nd May 2022
Monday 11:24 am
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A group of us, maybe six or eight. Dressed in rags and hide, deer antler headpieces. I'm carrying a stick or club, a twisted wooden blunt weapon. We're traveling, walking down a forest path - it's autumnal, the ground is thick with golden leaves. There are small huts clustered around the path, another, less upright tribe living in dome-like structures built from sticks and the same yellowing leaves. Each building is crude, only large enough for a single person to curl up in. Dressed in dirtier rags than us, the tribe here are wary of us but we're not posing a threat - spread out in couples, deliberately vulnerable to show our intent - I'm doing my best to signal to them with placatory hand movements that we mean no harm, only passing through, while I keep myself positioned between the nearest of them and my partner.
>> No. 451237 Anonymous
2nd May 2022
Monday 5:55 pm
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No one fucking cares about your dreams lad.
>> No. 451238 Anonymous
2nd May 2022
Monday 6:03 pm
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>>451237

You're in the "Dream Thread Mk. II" thread you fucking mong. Go and look at something else.
>> No. 451247 Anonymous
2nd May 2022
Monday 10:23 pm
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>>451238
What I should have said is that the sole person posting these should probably not bother, because no one reads them.
>> No. 451248 Anonymous
2nd May 2022
Monday 10:35 pm
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Isn't a sign of autism believing that everyone thinks the same way as you about something?
>> No. 451249 Anonymous
2nd May 2022
Monday 11:21 pm
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Theory of mind, innit. Like in that picture.

As a test for autism spectrum disorder, it can only serve as part of a whole catalogue of different indications and is no sufficient smoking gun on its own. Not being able to read facial expressions or missing/misunderstanding social cues is another classic, as well as peculiar and isolated interests that are often pursued solitarily and to a kind of depth that would be considered strange by most neurotypcial individuals, i.e. memorising bus schedules or having an odd fascination for a mechanical object's minute parts.

I took all those tests a few years ago, but I both had a low score and it overall just didn't seem to fit. For example, my mum always told me that as a kid, I had a distinct ability to pick up vibes between people long before everybody else. And then at some point, a therapist familiar with the phenomenon of high sensitivity (HSP) made a pretty convincing case that that's what's really going on with me. The body of academic evidence that HSP even exists is much smaller than that for conditions like Asperger's, possibly because it's still a somewhat new idea, but in my case, it just makes a lot more more sense than the possibility that I might be on the autism spectrum.



Self sage for rambling, duly checked. Don't mind me tonight, having a few Stellas by myself here.
>> No. 451250 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 1:20 am
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Or, you know, maybe you're just quite perceptive. I tend to be a bit like that, a lot of my social awkwardness stems from the fact I'll notice dynamics or body language other people haven't in social situations, and then overthink whether it would make me look like a weirdo or break some kind of etiquette to let on that I have noticed. I'm sure you know what I mean.

It's come in handy a couple of times to be fair. I caught out a lad out trying to shaft my mate over half a gram of coke one time. It's also how I picked up on the bloke my ex would go on to cheat on me with, and she was shocked I sussed it out, because to her credit they had been quite meticulous in covering their tracks and putting on a convincing act of platonic friendship. All I could say is that I had clocked it from the first time I saw the two interact.

Without wanting to sound too grandiose I'd imagine it's the same sort of perceptiveness people like Derren Brown and that other telly mind reading bloke use, but obviously with a lot more training to make use of it as a reliable skill.
>> No. 451251 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 9:15 am
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>>451250

>It's also how I picked up on the bloke my ex would go on to cheat on me with, and she was shocked I sussed it out

The common myth is that nobody can sniff out cheating like a woman, and to some extent that's true. Because either by nature or nurture, women just pick up on subtleties a lot more than most blokes. But that doesn't mean there aren't lads who have near enough the same capabilities.

With one lass who cheated on me, I had a bad feeeling pretty much right after she met that other lad, because she was acting a bit funny when she came home from a hen night, and it later turned out that that was when another bloke chatted her up at a pub and gave her his phone number. I knew what was coming long before she told me. You just know when somebody isn't their usual self, at least I did, after spending almost every day with her for four years. She really did her best to avoid suspicion, and when she then said we needed to talk one Sunday night about three or four weeks later, she was visibly surprised when I just said, "Go on, say it. Let's get this over with so you can go see him".


>I'd imagine it's the same sort of perceptiveness people like Derren Brown and that other telly mind reading bloke use

People like that just capitalise on the thickest and most gullible people who are incapable of critical thinking. It's really not hard to get some basic nonverbal or even verbal clues from somebody that you can then exploit and make them believe that you've got some sort of genuine psychic ability.

It's also how that show Crossing Over with John Edward and similar programmes worked. All you need to do is tell an audience "I'm getting somebody with a P... has somebody lost somebody recently whose name started with a P?". And then when somebody says their dad's name was Peter, you're in business, and can then make them believe through suggestive questioning and by reading nonverbal clues that you've actually contacted their deceased relative. It's scraping the bottom of the barrel in the most cynical way, by exploiting somebody's bereavement for personal gain. But it works, because there's never a shortage of people who want to believe a good lie.
>> No. 451252 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 11:09 am
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My wife has no friends, so when I was introduced to a lass at a close friends party as her friend my immediate reaction was to say "From where?" and when they said they had met online and had known each other for years I became suspicious. "Why then would she never have mentioned you? Why have we never met before today? Why would my wife invite you here with all that considered?" I told this figment of my imagination.
>> No. 451253 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 11:18 am
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>>451252

Seems a bit paranoid. I have lots of people I've known from the internet for decades who'll only be in the country every few years.
>> No. 451254 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 1:18 pm
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>>451253

I think you've forgotten what thread we're in.
>> No. 451255 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 1:23 pm
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Funny that, the most conversation the dream thread gets is when people talk about anything other than their shitty dreams.
>> No. 451256 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 1:54 pm
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>>451255

This is the shitty dream thread for sharing your shitty dreams. If you want to share any of your other shitty thoughts, there are literally hundreds of shitty threads on this shitty imageboard.
>> No. 451257 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 1:55 pm
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>>451255
Well it's fucking dream thread, mate. You want watches, go to the watch thread, you want fat lasses go to the fat lasses thread. It's not like we're running out of space on here or something.
>> No. 451262 Anonymous
3rd May 2022
Tuesday 4:45 pm
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Had another dream last night about the day I moved out of student housing into my first flat.

Fuck me. That was two decades ago and I still have recurring dreams about that one day.
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8th May 2022
Sunday 4:26 am
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8th May 2022
Sunday 4:05 pm
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How common is it to dream about having sex with a celebrity? Everyone always seems to be talking about it like it's this really normal thing that everyone does but it has somehow never happened for me even if I try to. What am I doing wrong?
>> No. 451364 Anonymous
8th May 2022
Sunday 4:17 pm
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>>451363

I hardly ever dream about sex, with celebrities or otherwise, but I put that down to the fact I actually get enough of it in real life. The only times I have dreamed about sex are when I was going through a period of deep dissatisfaction with my ex, and started dreaming about the ex before her. If you want to actively encourage it I suppose you could take a leaf out of abstinencelad's book and stop tugging yourself off for a couple of months, while looking at pictures and watching videos of your desired filly before bed every night.

It's bound to have some kind of effect, but the thing is with dreams it's always a gamble. You might get to have sex with Helen Flanagan, but you won't enjoy it because you'll be too busy worrying about being late to your English Lit GCSE exam.
>> No. 451365 Anonymous
8th May 2022
Sunday 5:18 pm
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>>451364
>I hardly ever dream about sex, with celebrities or otherwise, but I put that down to the fact I actually get enough of it in real life.
I can confirm that this is not why. I don't dream about it either.
>> No. 451366 Anonymous
8th May 2022
Sunday 7:59 pm
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>>451363
I reckon you have to properly binge television for it so that your mind starts playing hypotheticals in-universe. From what I've seen of my subconscious it has a thing for Romulan women but that was only when I was binging Star Trek.

>>451364
I've never dreamt about sex with a partner, I'd assumed that wasn't how minds work on those hot summer nights where it's instead casting back to a woman you barely talked to 20 years ago but who know it assures you is absolutely receptive to a risky text.
>> No. 451367 Anonymous
8th May 2022
Sunday 9:16 pm
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>>451366
>receptive to a risky text.

I feel like a whole website could be devoted to that risky text.
>> No. 451368 Anonymous
8th May 2022
Sunday 11:58 pm
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I wonder if such risky texts have ever worked. If you got a message in the middle of the night from a lass you knew in, say, university where she's clearly absolutely in heat and flirting with you like you're on a third date, well, what would you think?

My guess is that it's a lot more common than people think.
>> No. 451484 Anonymous
15th May 2022
Sunday 12:09 pm
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I had a dream that I was on board a plane going on holiday, and suddenly the pilot came on over the intercom and said, "It has come to our attention that one of the passengers managed to smuggle a hand axe into his cabin luggage. Unfortunately, we can't just ask them to hand it over to the attendants, so we're about to do a 360 roll and hope that the axe will just fall out of that person's bag". I was terrified, as the plane went into an upside down nose dive, and I screamed, "Jesus, this is like that Flight 93!!". But the pilot managed to swing the plane around again and level it. And then said, "Thank you, that will be all for today".


And to think that in real life one time, I didn't even get past security with a pair of toy handcuffs I had bought on holiday and which were buried deep in my hand luggage, and which I had absolutely no intent of using during the flight. They made me put them in a little cardboard box with a handle that was then sealed with a sticker and turned over to cabin staff. I was told that they would be handed back to me while getting off the plane at my destination. This was apparently standard procedure at American Airlines in the 90s, pre-9/11 anyway, for small Items in your hand luggage that weren't illegal as such to take on board but could nonetheless be hazardous or problematic.
>> No. 451578 Anonymous
18th May 2022
Wednesday 12:39 am
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I had a dream about interacting with space mantises. Every communication was shaped around a totally transparent quid pro quo calculation. None of the camouflaged social niceties you see in humans. Literally every aspect of every conversation and any plan were laid out in terms of clearly spelled out costs and benefits to both parties, to the most autistic degree. Pretty cool dream because I somehow convinced the captain that it would greatly benefit us both to get drunk together.
>> No. 451580 Anonymous
18th May 2022
Wednesday 8:01 am
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I dreamed we had a pet goat.
>> No. 451581 Anonymous
18th May 2022
Wednesday 9:16 am
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>>451580
How did we share it between us?
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18th May 2022
Wednesday 1:10 pm
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>>451581
I reckon you two would play with it for a couple days and then I'll be the one walking and cleaning up after it.
>> No. 451672 Anonymous
22nd May 2022
Sunday 2:12 pm
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Got a new job as a lift attendant for a school, which had only two floors. Entered the lift, and a 20ish years old pretty blonde girl introduced herself as the school's rabbi. She says she hates her job so hides in the lift all day so I shouldn't spill her secret. I get off on the second floor and look out the window. Beautiful ocean surrounding the school. Go into one of the classes. Teacher talking about how Civ IV had a really good song. They search "Civ V opening theme". I say "just search Baba Yetu". She searches "Civ Colonisation theme". I once again say "the song you're thinking of is Baba Yetu by Christopher Tin". She searches "Civ VI Christopher Tin". I ran away and the dream ended.
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22nd May 2022
Sunday 8:50 pm
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>> No. 451680 Anonymous
22nd May 2022
Sunday 11:29 pm
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>>451676

There's something quite likeable about her as the Fanny Godmother, giving out advice like some kind of menstrual Martin Lewis.

Also, why are all the other women incredibly skinny? Did they hire actors in their twenties to represent adolescents? Is there some kind of one-BBW-per-advert limit? Has Our Scarle been nicking everyone's dinners?
>> No. 451682 Anonymous
23rd May 2022
Monday 7:10 am
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>>451680
Maybe she has it in her contract that she can be the only hefty lass in a scene.
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23rd May 2022
Monday 12:48 pm
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>>451676

>Sounds like you're definitely not putting it up far enough
>> No. 451895 Anonymous
5th June 2022
Sunday 4:57 pm
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I'd been frozen for several millions years and when I awoke the world had ended in some technological cataclysm that had left only a few fractured remnants of humanity. It wasn't a nuclear war or AI but something had subtly altered the physics of the universe like in Stalker leaving little physical destruction but everything as slightly broken in some irreparable way "like a clock stuck on a continual tick".

I was wandering the silent world contacting isolated groups of about 5-10 people to acquire parts to build a time machine to go back and stop whatever happened from occurring. They were reluctant to help me aside from the leaders who were aware that the genetic bottleneck is such that humanity is doomed over the long-term anyway. Given the length of time that had elapsed I was wondering both the Earth but also time where the latter could only be judged by the movement of the stars and the size of the Moon and shine of the Sun in the sky.

In my second dream I was dating a woman who was a murderer who liked to kill mothers and sons by poisoning. Rather than stopping her I joined her in killing a group of people we both knew and who trusted me, staying one step ahead of anyone finding out while also cheating on her with another woman.
>> No. 452290 Anonymous
1st July 2022
Friday 6:31 am
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I made up a song in my sleep, but the more I try and recall it the more it eludes me. It was an absolute banger. I can vaguely remember the music video.
>> No. 452476 Anonymous
12th July 2022
Tuesday 3:37 pm
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I had a dream that I went to a shop to buy shoes. I then complained to the lass that the shoes she'd brought me were still a little bit too tight. So she went and got what looked like a cheese grater and proceeded to grate down the back of my heels, almost like you would on a horse's hoof, and then said "Right, that'll do it, let's see now if these shoes fit". Which they did. I thanked her and left with the shoes, thinking that I never knew shoe shopping could be so easy.
>> No. 452793 Anonymous
26th July 2022
Tuesday 2:46 pm
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It was amazing.

I was in some type of snobbish party. They kind I have never been to. Wearing an amazing suite, and everyone else dressed like rich cunts. I make my way to the toilet to take a piss. It was some weird toilet. I could hear and see everyone at the party through all four walls, and I was not sure if they could see and hear me. So, I got irrationally angry, and got my knob out to take a piss at all of them through this magical wall.

Right before I got to do it, Tony Soprano stopped me saying stuff like, "what's the matter with you? Etc, etc." I said sorry sheepishly. I then woke up, about to piss myself. I ran to the toilet and almost had an orgasm just pissing.

I think Tony Soprano helped and stopped me from possibly pissing myself.
>> No. 452990 Anonymous
2nd August 2022
Tuesday 11:04 pm
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>>452793
He's a good lad like that.
>> No. 453045 Anonymous
4th August 2022
Thursday 6:02 pm
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>>452793
Yeah, I hate that pissing/being about to piss in dreams and waking to find yourself pissing/being about to piss.
>> No. 453050 Anonymous
4th August 2022
Thursday 7:35 pm
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>>453045
I thought you'd stopped pissing the bed by now?
>> No. 453051 Anonymous
4th August 2022
Thursday 7:38 pm
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>>453050
It's been an hour and a half so hopefully.
>> No. 453383 Anonymous
19th August 2022
Friday 9:56 am
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I had a sex dream about Michael Buerk. I need to stop eating cheese before bed.
>> No. 453384 Anonymous
19th August 2022
Friday 10:28 am
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>>453383
Were you pitching or catching?
>> No. 453386 Anonymous
19th August 2022
Friday 11:05 am
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>>453384

I was the postman, he was the letterbox. 999-era Buerk. He wanted a good hard pounding.
>> No. 453388 Anonymous
19th August 2022
Friday 11:19 am
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>>453386
Nein. Nein. Nein.
>> No. 453505 Anonymous
24th August 2022
Wednesday 7:29 am
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I can't remember the specifics, but I remember last night that I had a dream within my dream. I think that's the first time I've been aware of doing this.
>> No. 453506 Anonymous
24th August 2022
Wednesday 8:47 am
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>>453505
Was it about sand?
>> No. 453525 Anonymous
25th August 2022
Thursday 10:01 am
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The USA, still lead by Donald Trump, and North Korea had signed an agreement on nuclear weapons of some sort. The event had taken place in a building not dissimilar to Manchester town hall, albeit probably about half the size. After the signing lots of people just poured into the street, which is where me and a friend had been the whole time. I saw Sanna Marin and briefly considered chatting her up, before talking to two non-PM Finnish women with my mate. We made our excuses and left after they blinked and suddenly they had blue swastikas for eyes though. I spoke to a black guy after this, who's ethnicity I only bring up because he'd put in swastika contacts in because he thought it would help him pull, but apparently it just weirded people out. Who knew? I think we started talking about jumpers, the clothes, no suicide cases, and then I woke up.
>> No. 453653 Anonymous
29th August 2022
Monday 8:21 pm
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I had a dream that I was at Dara O Briain's for a dinner party with a bunch of people, and he kept lamenting how everybody always takes the piss out of the Irish.

I then said, "Well, you gave us Jedward". And he paused for a moment and said, "Fair point."
>> No. 453689 Anonymous
31st August 2022
Wednesday 9:21 am
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I have started to taste things in my dreams, I may have always done so, but I have only been really aware of it in the past few months. Last night, I was dreaming I was swigging milk out of a bottle, and I could taste the transition between the milk being good and the milk going sour. Does anybody else have this at all?
>> No. 453808 Anonymous
5th September 2022
Monday 8:04 am
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My cat went through the hole in the sink.
>> No. 453830 Anonymous
5th September 2022
Monday 5:20 pm
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>>453808

Hopefully you don't have an insinkerator.

At least not in your dreams.
>> No. 454508 Anonymous
26th September 2022
Monday 8:20 pm
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I was on holiday and suddenly realised I'd left my porn collection at home. I then tried to access Internet porn via the hotel's wi fi, but all I got on my laptop was a screen that popped up, telling me that I was a dirty bastard.
>> No. 454511 Anonymous
26th September 2022
Monday 9:49 pm
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>>454508
>telling me that I was a dirty bastard.
Did you ejaculate?
>> No. 454512 Anonymous
26th September 2022
Monday 10:56 pm
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>>454508
Isn't this real life?
>> No. 454867 Anonymous
25th October 2022
Tuesday 7:06 am
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A blind man got on the bus. He had poo marks on his hands because he didn't know he hadn't fully cleaned it off.
>> No. 454868 Anonymous
25th October 2022
Tuesday 8:15 pm
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>>454867


>He had poo marks on his hands because he didn't know he hadn't fully cleaned it off.

Happens to the best of us.
>> No. 454869 Anonymous
25th October 2022
Tuesday 9:21 pm
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I got to my new flat and it turned out I'd been somehow landlord catfished. Instead of the spacious studio I paid for, I was instead put in a shared room in a bedsit full of druggies, foreigners, and other assorted undesirables. There were lots of doors that joined all the rooms together, and very little privacy. I walked in on a couple fucking and they yelled at me.

It was really quite genuinely distressing.
>> No. 454908 Anonymous
28th October 2022
Friday 1:59 pm
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I was eating a few slices of bread when somebody pointed out to me that the slices in the bag had green mold on them. So I said, well that's just the slices in the bag, mine are fine. But then I saw a few green spots on my slices and began vomiting.
>> No. 454926 Anonymous
30th October 2022
Sunday 11:23 am
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The roof was sliding off a booth advertising headphones and I was trying to repair it but there weren't enough long screws left and some cunt had misplaced the drill bits.
>> No. 454931 Anonymous
30th October 2022
Sunday 4:39 pm
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I was in some sort of lush green urban city park during what looked like the height of spring or early summer, it was a beautiful day with a bright blue sky, and there was well-kept lawn lined with trees as far as the eye could see in one direction, and then I turned around and saw some pretty impressive Victorian-style wrought iron monuments and fences in the other direction. And I thought, this is a really beautiful place. It looked a bit like Hyde Park, except tidier and bigger.

Then the phone rang, and I woke up.
>> No. 454933 Anonymous
31st October 2022
Monday 3:24 pm
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My car got stolen from a parking space while I was gone for barely ten minutes. When I then came back, a friend told me that it's probably already on its way to Kenya. So my dad and I got on a plane to Kenya to head off the thieves and reclaim my car. I then actually spotted my car rolling off a ship, and tried to tell the people that it was taken from me unlawfully. They didn't take kindly to it, and told me to get lost or they'd club me with iron bars.

Maybe it's the Mirtazapine, but once in a while, I have dreams that could well be made into a movie. This one felt like it.
>> No. 455271 Anonymous
23rd November 2022
Wednesday 10:21 am
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I was hanging out in my garden during either the early morning just before sunrise, or the late evening just before sunset. Either way, there was a very deep purple dusky ambience, and I had the distinct impression most people were asleep, so it must have been morning. But it was very warm, like a summer evening. I was talking to someone, but I kept getting distracted by ominous whispers, that seemed to be coming from the field behind the garden, in some bizarre and evil sounding language. I kept peering out into the field but there was nobody out there. It got very unnerving.

However, all the tension and atmosphere was ruined when I remembered about the tribe of pigmy indian people who live in the little row of bushes at the end of the garden, who often enjoy causing a nuisance like that. I saw one of them grinning at me, then woke up.
>> No. 455867 Anonymous
2nd January 2023
Monday 1:38 am
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I was lying in bed in my old flat that I moved out of a few years ago, and suddenly there was water dripping down from a spot on the ceiling, at first just a few drops, but then it was almost like an open water tap. I then heard the sound of somebody upstairs showering and figured there had to be a hole somewhere in his plumbing. I then phoned the landlord, but all he said was, "What are you still doing there? You moved out years ago, didn't you".

Fair point.
>> No. 455868 Anonymous
2nd January 2023
Monday 9:40 am
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Keanu Reeves showed me his Albanian miniature train collection.
>> No. 456914 Anonymous
6th March 2023
Monday 10:52 pm
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Sent to prison for a terrible crime I didn't commit, shacked up with a trans woman on the seg wing. Quite nice TBH.
>> No. 456928 Anonymous
7th March 2023
Tuesday 1:56 pm
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>>456914
Anon got TOPPED.

Sorry, wrong site.
>> No. 456930 Anonymous
7th March 2023
Tuesday 3:13 pm
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>>456928

Relationships are all about give and take. Even dream relationships with evangelist christian korean youtuber prisoners.
>> No. 456957 Anonymous
11th March 2023
Saturday 3:24 am
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I managed to start a fire whilst cooking and it kept spreading.
>> No. 456958 Anonymous
11th March 2023
Saturday 8:25 am
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The Popeyes chicken shop in town had shut, even though it's only been open since September-October. The sign and all furniture inside had started to decay, it looked post apocalyptic but limited only to the Popeyes restaurant.
>> No. 456959 Anonymous
11th March 2023
Saturday 9:30 am
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I bought some curtains, but they were too short.
>> No. 456960 Anonymous
11th March 2023
Saturday 11:28 am
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>>456958
>> No. 456961 Anonymous
11th March 2023
Saturday 11:45 am
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>>456960

Heh.

I like it when Guardian writers talk about minority communities and such, as if they have anything to do with them. If you write for the Guardian, I don't care what colour your skin is, you're fuckin' white, mate.
>> No. 456963 Anonymous
11th March 2023
Saturday 1:03 pm
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In the waking world I have a poker chip on my keychain that a family friend gave to me when I was a teenager. It doesn't mean a massive amount to me, other than being a slightly nostalgic trinket, but I had a dream in which I found out my mum had decided to attach dozens of the exact same chip to her own keys and I found it really bothersome, in a sort of adolescent embarassment way. Like she was horning in on my whole "poker chip keychain guy" vibe.

>>456961
What a fucking retard you are.
>> No. 456964 Anonymous
11th March 2023
Saturday 6:24 pm
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His name is Hugh Muir, which sounds like "humour". I don't honestly believe he is a real person.
>> No. 457242 Anonymous
1st April 2023
Saturday 1:09 pm
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Got pegged by Mackenzie Davis. She was vigorous but tender.
>> No. 457249 Anonymous
2nd April 2023
Sunday 12:01 pm
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There was a freaking baboon in my back garden. He was tame and not aggressive and let me pet him, but then he ran through the open patio door into the house and the bedroom, at which point I had to chase him back out.
>> No. 457250 Anonymous
2nd April 2023
Sunday 12:40 pm
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>>457249
I bet it was a mandrill rather than a baboon.
>> No. 457252 Anonymous
2nd April 2023
Sunday 2:50 pm
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>>457250

I just remember thinking what the fuck is a baboon doing in my back garden.
>> No. 457254 Anonymous
2nd April 2023
Sunday 3:42 pm
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>>457249

I reckon there was a fox in your back garden and your subconscious wrote the sounds into your dream.
>> No. 457255 Anonymous
2nd April 2023
Sunday 4:00 pm
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>>457242

I wonder if that AI min-redading thing can pull images from dreams. Seems like it might be a bit of a can of worms, mind.
>> No. 457267 Anonymous
2nd April 2023
Sunday 9:44 pm
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>>457255

I think I'd better start sleeping in a faraday cage, just in case.
>> No. 457272 Anonymous
3rd April 2023
Monday 11:12 am
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I had hexadactylic hands and tried to have a wank with them, but it felt no different than having five fingers.
>> No. 457287 Anonymous
4th April 2023
Tuesday 4:58 pm
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I copped off with Commander James Stephanie Sterling while she wanked me off.
>> No. 457288 Anonymous
4th April 2023
Tuesday 6:34 pm
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>>457287

Christ.
>> No. 457289 Anonymous
4th April 2023
Tuesday 7:24 pm
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>>457288
>> No. 457290 Anonymous
4th April 2023
Tuesday 11:58 pm
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>>457289
This is more than half the women I saw posted in the /x/ that made me resolve to only browse this website in /sfw/ so none of you can criticise sick-pervertlad.
>> No. 457293 Anonymous
5th April 2023
Wednesday 3:47 pm
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>>457290

Treat yourself m8, you know you want to.

https://www.adultwork.com/ViewProfile.asp?UserID=4892331
>> No. 457317 Anonymous
7th April 2023
Friday 11:13 am
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>>457289

Another thread hidden. I don't know why you lads are like this.
>> No. 457331 Anonymous
7th April 2023
Friday 7:59 pm
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>>457317

We are gentlemen of taste and discernment.

https://xhamster.com/shemale/creators/pinkylikes2play
>> No. 457332 Anonymous
7th April 2023
Friday 8:01 pm
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>>457331
Ew.
>> No. 457334 Anonymous
7th April 2023
Friday 8:29 pm
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>>457331
I would begrudgingly fuck them and suck their willy. Begrudgingly though.
>> No. 457337 Anonymous
7th April 2023
Friday 9:11 pm
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>>457334

I would suckle her girlcock like a greedy calf, but each to their own I suppose.
>> No. 457342 Anonymous
8th April 2023
Saturday 10:10 am
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>>457289
>>457331
Just admit that you like fat blokes and stop being so ashamed to be gay.
>> No. 457343 Anonymous
8th April 2023
Saturday 10:33 am
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>>457342

"Gay" is so 2006. We're all pansexuals these days, granddad.
>> No. 457344 Anonymous
8th April 2023
Saturday 12:05 pm
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>>457343
Hmm, yeah. I would season that pan all day long. And if you want to get really kinky, I might put it into the dish washer.
>> No. 457345 Anonymous
8th April 2023
Saturday 12:14 pm
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>>457344

>And if you want to get really kinky, I might put it into the dish washer.

You sick bastard.
>> No. 457347 Anonymous
8th April 2023
Saturday 1:00 pm
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>>457343

Speak for yourself, Darling.
>> No. 457348 Anonymous
8th April 2023
Saturday 1:59 pm
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>>457347
I love it when people born in 1987 play act like they're from the 70s. "Darling", so performative.
>> No. 457349 Anonymous
8th April 2023
Saturday 2:03 pm
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>>457348

Freddie Mercury called everybody "Darling".
>> No. 457350 Anonymous
8th April 2023
Saturday 2:08 pm
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>>457344
>I might put it into the dish washer.
Your wife won't let you if you keep calling her that.
>> No. 457372 Anonymous
9th April 2023
Sunday 11:33 am
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My dad arranged a meeting with a Jewish lad I went to school with 12 years ago, and his dad, to address my anti-Semitism.
>> No. 457373 Anonymous
9th April 2023
Sunday 12:53 pm
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>>457349
Yes, that's rather my point. He was born in the 1940s, you're just affecting that manner of speech.
>> No. 457374 Anonymous
9th April 2023
Sunday 2:44 pm
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>>457372
Are you can anti-Semite or are you just opposed to Zionism? One is mental illness (believing in the Jewish global domination conspiracy) and the other is being critical of a very real imperialist bloodbath.
>> No. 457376 Anonymous
9th April 2023
Sunday 2:48 pm
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>>457374
In real life, more the sort that criticises Israel's treatment of Palestine while understanding that Israel =/= all Jews, and there are plenty of Jews who aren't Zionists.

In the dream I seemed to have /pol/ shitposter opinions and was calling them "kikes", so a bit more problematic. Resulted in a big fight with my dad, as about 70% of my dreams do.
>> No. 457377 Anonymous
9th April 2023
Sunday 2:55 pm
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>>457376
I'd be inclined to stop talking to my dad about my dreams long before it got to that point. Social awkwardness begets more social awkwardness, lad.
>> No. 457378 Anonymous
9th April 2023
Sunday 2:58 pm
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>>457377
Was the intervention not in dreamspace too?
>> No. 457425 Anonymous
14th April 2023
Friday 6:55 pm
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Fell asleep for an hour after work. Joe Cornish made me a strawberry and vodka cocktail of some kind and it was really sunny. I awoke alone and facing an iron sky.
>> No. 457559 Anonymous
23rd April 2023
Sunday 1:31 pm
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I don't who's brain my subconscious thinks it's inhabiting, but I dreamt this morning that I had to nobly turn down sex from my girlfriend's doppleganger sister. Neither of these people exist in reality. Maybe I have some kind of hormonal imbalance that's tricking me into thinking I'm basically James Bond, without me even realising it's happening. It would actually explain quite a lot.
>> No. 457666 Anonymous
29th April 2023
Saturday 12:58 am
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I had a dream my deceased friend came out as gay and was trying to convince me to fuck him. It's left me feeling pretty uncomfortable all day.
>> No. 457811 Anonymous
7th May 2023
Sunday 4:41 pm
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A Spanish goth woman straddled my face while she was wearing tights. Good dream.
>> No. 457993 Anonymous
17th May 2023
Wednesday 5:40 am
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I went to a music festival in the middle of nowhere surrounded by a massive field. I lost my friends very early on as I went to get a drink straight away and the bar staff were very sloe but chatty. After a while of deliberation I got two pints of bitter for 99p each; the only ale they served was bitter because it was in Lancashire. I spent most of the dream talking to a couple of alternative girls next to me at the bar; all I can now remember of this is that they thought I was ten years younger than I was, one of them wrote on all of their cash with a UV pen, we'd agreed to smoke a few joints when we'd got our drinks and the one I hadn't taken a shine to gave me a peck on the lips as I hadn't mentioned I had a girlfriend. She had pale lips and curly hair she'd dyed silvery blonde. The last thing I recall is that one of the bar staff decided to put a load of drinks in one of those wooden carrier thingies and slowly turn it in a big loop over the heads of the queue, some dripped onto the girls and they started laughing about their shnitzens which are apparently the name for the hairs around your tragus.
>> No. 457998 Anonymous
17th May 2023
Wednesday 1:15 pm
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I was rollerblading and suddenly I got stopped by police who told me they smelled beer on my breath. The breath test sure enough came back positive and they told me they had to fine me because you're not allowed to go skating while you're drunk.

I then actually said to the PC, "Well joke's on you because this is a dream, and you can't fine people in their dreams". Then I woke up and for the first few seconds I thought, wait, they really can't do that, can they.
>> No. 457999 Anonymous
17th May 2023
Wednesday 1:26 pm
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>>457998
Sounds as though you're smarter asleep than awake.
>> No. 458004 Anonymous
17th May 2023
Wednesday 7:08 pm
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>>457999

What I like about Mirtazapine is that it not only gives you very detailed and realistic dreams, but I'm also occasionally lucid, like in this dream, which is something that never happened to me before I started taking it.
>> No. 458146 Anonymous
24th May 2023
Wednesday 9:47 pm
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>>458004
I had loads of weird dreams when on it, after it knocked me out cold after half an hour. I remember having a really harrowing dream with many friends and family members being killed in a coach that went off a mountain pass in the Alps, then I realised I don't actually own one of those alarm clocks that you press to project the time on the ceiling.
>> No. 458147 Anonymous
24th May 2023
Wednesday 11:10 pm
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>>458146

I do dream weird shit all the time on Mirtazapine. But it mostly just amuses me. And I have a lot of recurring dreams that just seem pointless.

One dream I keep having is that I'm by myself on a beach that vaguely looks like that time we were holidaying on the Costa Blanca, but it's too indistinct. I'm just more or less standing on the beach, it's a chilly cloudy day, and then people go by but nobody acknowledges my presence. I say hello to them but nobody looks up at me and they just keep walking. It's almost like I'm dead.

Probably has some profound meaning, but I'm not really into dream interpretation.
>> No. 458176 Anonymous
26th May 2023
Friday 3:22 am
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I was hoping to dream about big tiddy mommy GF robots, but I actually dreamed about being trapped in a motel room full of human shit and aborted foetuses.
>> No. 458186 Anonymous
26th May 2023
Friday 3:59 pm
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I lost my leg in a crush at a Yellow concert.
>> No. 458282 Anonymous
1st June 2023
Thursday 4:11 pm
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There was a deleted board on britfa.gs called /crime/, which someone posted an archive of. Then I slowcooked a fairy using a coffee pot.
>> No. 458284 Anonymous
1st June 2023
Thursday 4:37 pm
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I was on the set of a Kenneth Brannagh film, I was trying to speak to him to explain that something was wrong with the film. No one would let me see him so I snuck past and when I found Branagh he was with some guy, no one I actually know, who I didn't like so I threw a bag of potatoes over arm at the guy and missed. I said something like "I haven't played cricket since school, you see" and woke up.
>> No. 458433 Anonymous
9th June 2023
Friday 4:11 am
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I went to the horse racing with a group that mainly consisted of friends from secondary school. I ended up pulling three women, two of whom were childhood crushes, but everything started to fall apart soon after because it turned out kissing one of them was caught on camera, which we found out when her husband called her to say he'd seen it on TV. Then I had a very unpleasant phone conversation with my girlfriend. It went downhill from there.
>> No. 458634 Anonymous
22nd June 2023
Thursday 12:39 am
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Earlier I drifted off when what was surely a sex dream in the making took a 180 degree turn and all of a sudden it was X-COM. No idea what's going on up there.
>> No. 458653 Anonymous
23rd June 2023
Friday 10:44 pm
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>>458634
Sex-Com.
>> No. 458656 Anonymous
23rd June 2023
Friday 11:55 pm
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So weird. I have had a lot of dreams where I was meant to be some place. The setting always differs, the one constant is that I should know but inevitably I get lost some more. For the first time someone took me and just dropped me in the desired place. Nothing special about who dropped me, no impact on my real life, but weird that it happened.
>> No. 459036 Anonymous
20th July 2023
Thursday 10:00 am
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It was my birthday and I was doing some last minute grocery shopping for a little party I was having. And then somebody nicked my bicycle from in front of the shop and I was absolutely furious.
>> No. 459038 Anonymous
20th July 2023
Thursday 1:00 pm
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I keep dreaming I'm picking a massive spot on my body. It starts like dry oil but quickly flows line an abcess. First it was on my elbow, the next night on my thigh.
>> No. 459074 Anonymous
22nd July 2023
Saturday 11:58 am
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>>459038
Are you stressed about anything perchance?
>> No. 459076 Anonymous
22nd July 2023
Saturday 1:17 pm
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I had a dream that I was on a weekend holiday somewhere on the Dorset coast, and my mum was visiting me there and she complained that she had to come by train because somebody had nicked her car out of her locked garage at home.
>> No. 459077 Anonymous
22nd July 2023
Saturday 1:55 pm
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>>459074
>Are you stressed about anything perchance?
I donno, probably. The sealant around my shower has perished, meaning I can't use it without flooding the bathroom, and I'm coming due a shower very soon. I don't want to spend £2 on a Poundland caulking gun for only a single use and my ability to source an alternative has so far failed.
Besides, I do occasionally like to watch those 'skin care' youtube videos so I didn't think much about the dream other than its brief entertainment value for britfa.gs.
>> No. 459080 Anonymous
22nd July 2023
Saturday 5:29 pm
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>>459077
When I'm stressed I tend to have dreams about my teeth falling out or losing a limb and things like that. If buying a caulking gun so that you can wash again doesn't seem like a decent £2 investment, then I suggest transferring all of your condiments and hygiene products into compatible cylinders to give you a sense of money well spent.
>> No. 459081 Anonymous
22nd July 2023
Saturday 5:50 pm
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>>459077

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bvngHTCdJ0
>> No. 459164 Anonymous
26th July 2023
Wednesday 10:34 am
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I went to visit m old colleagues at the Maplin I used to work at, and I was delighted to find out they were selling CRT tellies, and really good ones with all kinds of inputs and what have you on the back too, for a hundred quid each.

They were evidently having a very busy day though so I offered to go and get it out the warehouse myself. They had loads to shift so they were piled up really high, but there were no proper ladders, and I had to use the dodgy Rolson extendable ladders. As I was climbing up I become inexplicably aware of the ongoing media scandal about these ladders, and how they're a deathtrap that always collapse; except that a lot of people didn't believe it and thought it was only chancers trying it on for a bit of easy compensation.

Either way it didn't really matter because everything started falling over as soon as I tried to get my haphazardly stacked and very heavy telly off the top of the shelves. I had to make a statement to a very aggressive journalist when I got down about how it had been nothing to do with the ladders, which in fact I liked so much I would buy a set to go with my telly.
>> No. 459166 Anonymous
26th July 2023
Wednesday 2:41 pm
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I went to the shop to get some alcohol free beer, but all the shops were shut because of some sort of public holiday. On my way back home I noticed a new shop on the street that had never been there before. I went in, and there was a 14ish year old girl working there, asking me if I wanted some liquer. The choice was chocolate or peach (I chose peach). She said they're normally £5 a bottle, but she sells them for £2, and her parents let her keep the money. I bought some "Texas Strength" lager which was 7.4%, some Warheads sour apple pop, and a bottle of Irn Bru. I paid for my stuff, came home, and nothing I bought was in the bag except the peach liquer. Instead there were several bacon butties, loose crisps, a six pack of Aldi pilsner. I remembered I'm trying to go teetotal so wrestled with whether or not to drink the booze, so I turned the TV on to distract myself. On TV was Michael Barrymore, but he looked well for his age, and I messaged my friend saying it's a shame Barrymore doesn't do much TV anymore since the Lubbock thing.
>> No. 459188 Anonymous
27th July 2023
Thursday 11:25 pm
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>>459166
" nothing I bought was in the bag except the peach liquer"
I hate when this happens in a dream and you're aware of it.
>> No. 459269 Anonymous
2nd August 2023
Wednesday 11:50 am
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David Harewood kicked my head in because he thought I said something racist. I tried to tell him that he'd misheard me, but that only enraged him more.
>> No. 459402 Anonymous
6th August 2023
Sunday 2:01 pm
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I was in a large circular building with different sections. It seemed enclosed, either underground or gated off or otherwise secured from the outside world. The building was full of zombies. I was with a group of people, each with a surprisingly well fleshed out personality. I had actually followed their individual stories up to the point of our meeting. Anyway one of the lads who looked like The Rock and everyone thought had been in the army stuffed two people, one sciencey woman and another I don't recall in to a giant incinerator by pretending the incinerator was some science thing. Then he pressed the button to make them go I need a humour transplant, it got up to 80 degrees inside, but some deus ex machina shit happened and someone managed to turn the machine off.

Then they argued about the machine for a bit so I decided to go around shutting doors so the zombies couldn't sneak up on us, which was apparently too loud so the upstairs heard it. I wasn't aware of an upstairs so I assume it represents another dimension I can't perceive. The zombies started chasing us so I jumped off the planet aiming for earth, which I regretted as I realised the zombies had no reason to jump unless they were chasing me so I may have doomed earth by letting them follow me, but I missed by a country mile and fell to this shit earth instead.

I suppose the key takeaway here is I'm having hot flashes.
>> No. 459407 Anonymous
6th August 2023
Sunday 2:24 pm
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I once again had that dream about living in student housing, where I'm secretly still occupying a room although I was supposed to move out after obtaining my degree. Except this time, they were onto me and were about to evict me, and demand 20 years worth of unpaid rent.
>> No. 459410 Anonymous
6th August 2023
Sunday 2:32 pm
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I was trying to Google "Big Breakfast Nazi skinhead", to find footage of the segment where the Nazi skinhead shaved Johnny Vaughn bald. However Google only showed me a map of the UK, with little flags on various locations. Each flag corresponded to where a CBBC show was filmed. All of these shows were sci-fi shows featuring aliens, I don't think any of them existed IRL. One had a robot alien who was shaped like a fertility goddess, and I went on a Discord chat I'm in to show off sexy robot. Then they said I'm really weird for spending £18k to get an outfit worn by Dolly Parton.
>> No. 459412 Anonymous
6th August 2023
Sunday 2:42 pm
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>>459407
That's intriguing. Usually it's the exam dreams people have but you've found a way to beat the system permanently. What's your secret?

An interesting quirk for me is that I deliberately picked the optional courses at university that gave me the least exams possible. As a result my university anxiety dreams all relate to learning I have one last essay that I forgot about. The trauma probably being because I once submitted an essay a day late because I didn't give it enough time. I worried about this for the rest of the term and how I'd fucked up my degree until I spoke to the lecturer who just told me he'll pretend that he didn't see it and that was that.
>> No. 459413 Anonymous
6th August 2023
Sunday 2:43 pm
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I had a dream where I did the kind of shit that was just passing water. I've never actually done that, because I think that only happens when you're losing a battle against a tropical disease. In the dream I was in bed too, so when I woke up I very gingerly checked the shorts I was wearing because the whole thing was so realistic.

>>459407
This is the alpha and omega of millenial nightmares, well done.
>> No. 459424 Anonymous
6th August 2023
Sunday 4:09 pm
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>>459412

>Usually it's the exam dreams people have but you've found a way to beat the system permanently. What's your secret?


I'm >>459407 lad. I usually only have exam anxiety dreams about school, not university. They're usually about bunking off maths and history the entire year and then worrying that I won't get to graduate.

I guess that dream about not wanting to leave student housing is rooted in what that step represents for most people. It's often the beginning of your life as a full adult out in the world. So I guess on a subconscious level, I want to go back to the time when I didn't have all the responsibility of an adult.

I was incredibly lucky that I pretty much sailed through uni. My goal was to never retake an exam. And it worked. With the exception of cost accounting, I had decent marks. The problem with the cost accounting exam was that 25 percent of it was made up of one big topic that had been treated more like a side note during the whole module and had never come up in that exam before, so it caught a lot of us off guard. Something about a very specific way of calculating the total cost of a manufactured product. I actually did well enough on the rest of the exam, but by getting pretty much zero points on that one big 25-percent chunk of it, I ended up passing with something like 56 percent.
>> No. 459671 Anonymous
16th August 2023
Wednesday 7:18 am
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Well, it finally happened. I had a dream about Carol Vorderman. She was on This Morning testing out bras, or something, and she had a bit of tape to hide her nipples but it fell off to reveal glorious little puffy pompoms.
>> No. 459773 Anonymous
20th August 2023
Sunday 5:12 pm
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A friend from school whom I'm not really in touch with any more invited me and loads of other people to a big Christmas dinner. I turned up early before anyone else had arrived and on each plate there were several really, really long roll-ups, like 16'' long. I tried to smoke mine but it started falling apart and I left feeling a bit embarrassed. Then me and my wife went walking on a snowy hillside and we went to the bottom of a valley where Harry Potter and Ron were rehearsing the bit in The Chamber of Secrets where they fly the car. It was a nice atmospheric dream and I think they should start making extra long cigarette paper because it actually looked very aesthetically pleasing.
>> No. 460044 Anonymous
6th September 2023
Wednesday 7:02 am
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There was a ring at the doorbell in the middle of the night and it was a man you could tell was clearly mentally unwell just by looking at him. He kept asking for Gloria Estupan and showing me a picture of a black woman off The Simpsons. It eventually transpired there was a number he'd ring which played a recording of someone saying the words to Gloria by Laura Branigan. As he left I could see Alison Hammond in the car park.
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10th September 2023
Sunday 10:15 am
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Carol Vorderman had 3 tits and was enjoying showing me how smooth her legs were beneath her PVC tights. It was very arousing in that 'She's pretending nothing is happening but something is definitely happening' sort of way.
>> No. 460120 Anonymous
10th September 2023
Sunday 12:52 pm
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>>460115

Squint your eyes and you see Carol Vorderman.
>> No. 460201 Anonymous
15th September 2023
Friday 9:34 am
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I was in a park with a few of my friends and for some reason I was wearing one of their dresses (most of my friends are lasses). We were sat on a couple of benches and I struck up a conversation with some women sat on the bench behind mine, really hitting it off with one of them wearing a similar coloured dress to my own. One thing leads to another and we're in her bedroom, we end up having sex. She then confesses she isn't 20 like she'd led me to believe, she's 15 and has the ID to prove it. Then she starts blackmailing me, saying I've got to keep shagging her or she'll go to the police. The rest of the dream was me freaking out.

I've no idea where the fuck that came from. There's someone at work I can't even consider in that way because she looks too young for me and she's about 27.
>> No. 460202 Anonymous
15th September 2023
Friday 11:42 am
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>>460201
And here's me worrying that I fucked a midget goblin in my dreams last night.
>> No. 460204 Anonymous
15th September 2023
Friday 3:57 pm
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>>460203
When you're linking a different board you need to put it within the post name, e.g. >>/iq/72144
>> No. 460218 Anonymous
15th September 2023
Friday 11:22 pm
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Last nights dream came back to me while I was dozing on the sofa just now.

The dad-rock covers band I used to play in had secured ourselves a gig at a big festival. However, the organisation was a mess, and either somebody cocked up the transport or we showed up late for our set, and I had to frantically scramble around picking out an amp and cab from what appeared to be the festival equivalent of the PE kit lost property, with ten minutes before we were due on stage. It was very stressful. Eventually when I got on stage it turned out my guitar had been swapped for a similar one, but in the wrong colour, and it threw me off enough to make mistakes all over the place.

Is this the washed out ex-musician equivalent of exam dreams?
>> No. 460220 Anonymous
15th September 2023
Friday 11:35 pm
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>>460218

My washed out ex-musician anxiety dream is that I'm about to go on stage, but I'm at the wrong gig and no-one else seems to know or care. I'm getting pushed down a corridor by some promoter who is annoyed that I'm late, but I have no idea what I'm supposed to be playing. I step out through the wings into the stage light, then I wake up.

Either that or I break a string during the opening number, change it, but then break another string while I'm tuning back up. I'm trapped in an endless loop of string changing, while the rest of the band and the audience slowly go quiet. They're all staring at me in silence while I helplessly fumble around, becoming less and less coordinated as the anxiety builds higher and higher.

Don't spend most of you twenties doing life-threatening amounts of cheap speed, it just isn't worth it.
>> No. 460222 Anonymous
16th September 2023
Saturday 12:14 am
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>>460220

>Either that or I break a string during the opening number, change it, but then break another string while I'm tuning back up. I'm trapped in an endless loop of string changing, while the rest of the band and the audience slowly go quiet. They're all staring at me in silence while I helplessly fumble around, becoming less and less coordinated as the anxiety builds higher and higher.

This made me physically cringe because it sounds too much like my real life on-stage trainwreck moments. The times where as a young inexperienced band you'd have stuff go wrong and be completely out of your depth to deal with it, but nobody's going to step in to even try and save you because it's some scummy back room pub gig somewhere and the sound bloke is outside smoking weed and trying to chat up underage lasses.

I wonder how I'd feel about getting back into that life nowadays. I don't think I could handle it without drugs. I used to think all the speed and coke was just because musicians and rockers are hedonists and partied hard; as an older man I understand.
>> No. 460232 Anonymous
16th September 2023
Saturday 11:30 am
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>>460222

The first one is painfully close to a lot of actual gigs I've played. On the lower rungs of being a professional musician, you get a lot of last-minute calls along the lines of "we've got a gig tonight and our rhythm guitarist has got the shits/is too drunk to stand/has disappeared, do you reckon you can fill in?". Funnily enough, the sorts of bands that need last-minute stand-ins rarely have a neatly organised folder of lead sheets or tabs. If you're lucky, you'll get half an hour in the dressing room to run through the songs and get a vague sense of what you're supposed to be playing. They're always miserable gigs because you're constantly on the brink of making a complete tit of yourself, but sometimes you're just too skint to say no.

The problem with drugs is that it quickly becomes a vicious cycle. You're knackered from travel and late nights and performance anxiety, so you have a cheeky line to perk yourself up, so the next night you're knackered and on a comedown. After six months, you're teetering on the brink of a psychotic episode.
>> No. 460243 Anonymous
16th September 2023
Saturday 3:05 pm
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>>460232

Luckily in my stint as a musician you'd never get that type of short notice stuff, because when it comes to metal and the complexity most of the music involves, even with all the will in the world, there's no way you're learning to play an hour's worth of unfamiliar material without at least a week or so to prepare. And even if you did you'd be lucky to get paid for it, any band who was financially capable of hiring you as a session player for a tour or whatever would necessarily be on at least the "sort of well known" level.

Most of the shit I came to dread in that world was the disorganisation of gigs themselves. You were never dealing with professionally organised concerts, it's all very DIY, the backline is provided by the headliner if you're lucky, and if you're unlucky it will be whatever the venue or "promoter" (which is often just some group of enthusiastic local uni students) has access to. Equipment breaking down on stage was common, people showing up without the right gear and asking everyone to borrow stuff, thus leading to loss and theft, was constant, driving 50 miles to play a gig you'd get petrol money and a pint for was basically the norm.

Plenty of fun times as a young lad in my early 20s, but yeah, I can't really say I miss it too badly.
>> No. 460253 Anonymous
16th September 2023
Saturday 4:47 pm
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I was in an impossible lecture theatre, like it went on infinitely. And at the bottom was they were filming a musical version of a Woody Allen film (I don't know much about Woody Allen so it's probably inaccurate). The director was a rabbi, who looked like Nazi antisemitic propaganda sort of Jew. Chris Packham was many rows up in the seating, shouting "get out of here, Woody Allen would be embarassed to be associated with you!" and similar things at the rabbi.

Then it skipped to the next day and I was searching the internet to find footage of the Chris Packham X rabbi incident to post on britfa.gs, but to search for it on my phone I couldn't just type it in, I had to spell it out in the air with a sparkler.
>> No. 460685 Anonymous
13th October 2023
Friday 11:12 am
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Tried to log in to delete some posts that were just an email address being spammed but it went to a user page, not a mod page. Apparently purple finally updated the site. I found the mod page eventually but it was unintuitive to the point I wasn't sure it was even finished or working, so I left it.
>> No. 460687 Anonymous
13th October 2023
Friday 12:08 pm
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You're learning1 that war2 as a theatre is all orchestrated by people masquerading as 'the Jews', at the cost of childhood innocence 3 & 4. The difference between reality as it is and reality as you believe it should be is so difficult to comprehend 5 that you're having to use a magic wand6 to conjure evidence.

>I had to spell it out in the air with a sparkler.
This is an interesting image of what I think are known as dogwhistles and how people jump through hoops to access 'sesitive' content online.

1. Lecture theatre
2. Nazi propaganda
3. Woody Alan
4. Chris Packham
5. Infinity
6. Sparkler

>> No. 460831 Anonymous
20th October 2023
Friday 9:24 pm
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I have a reoccurring dream where I discover I'm going bald. Normally the top of the crown or the sides like Jude Law.

My assumption is that I have some subconscious anxiety that I'm getting irreparably old now. Possibly I'll snap and buy a round the world plane ticket in a few months.
>> No. 460868 Anonymous
23rd October 2023
Monday 11:50 am
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I bought a second hand paperback off Amazon that was advertised as being in good quality but when it arrived the pages were very worn and the back cover had been torn off entirely. It was very annoying and possibly demanded that I return the book out of principle.

This whole spooktober has gone a bit far if you ask me.
>> No. 460891 Anonymous
24th October 2023
Tuesday 9:23 pm
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>>460831

How old are you actually?
>> No. 460894 Anonymous
24th October 2023
Tuesday 11:29 pm
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34 so not really that old and baldness doesn't even run in my family. Still pretty scary though, the idea that stress or testosterone will make my hair fall out - and then you wake up and go shower but as your washing your hair you notice loose hairs in your hands.

(A good day to you Sir!)
>> No. 460900 Anonymous
25th October 2023
Wednesday 10:47 am
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>>460894

A little bit of shedding is normal. And even without AGA (androgenetic alopecia), you'll lose hair density from about age 35. Which means that gradually, more hair will fall out than grows back. This type of hair loss actually affects women almost the same as men, and is a general sign of the aging process.
>> No. 461017 Anonymous
30th October 2023
Monday 12:03 pm
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I was sitting and talking with random people in an unfamiliar flat that was apparently my flat, and they were a couple with two children who introduced themselves as friends of my friend Michael (I don't have a friend named Michael).

And throughout that dream, the song Future Love Paradise by Seal was playing.

Which is probably my favourite Seal song, I have to admit.
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30th October 2023
Monday 9:10 pm
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I had a dream about eating M&Ms last night so I went to the shop to make it a reality. Turns out I must've been something in the noosphere because you only had a few (very expensive, I'll add) packets left at the supermarket.

My tum-tum wasn't feeling great already but this should keep me wide awake and farting when I've got to get up early for a conference tomorrow.
>> No. 461109 Anonymous
3rd November 2023
Friday 2:02 pm
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I was looking in the mirror and noticed hair had grown out faster than I expected. Boring but I realised it's the first time I've ever seen my own face in a dream.
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4th November 2023
Saturday 8:38 am
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I ordered a bowl of popcorn but was given cheese footballs instead. They always weird me out a bit, cheese footballs.
>> No. 461591 Anonymous
1st December 2023
Friday 11:54 am
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I had a wet dream last night. I was in a pit on an alien planet and they kept sending monsters down for me to fight to the death. After killing one they sent down an Arabic looking woman who was kind of dressed like a belly dancer. Anyway, I raped her. As soon as I bent her over and forced my way inside I came in real life. That's left me a little bit disturbed.
>> No. 461599 Anonymous
1st December 2023
Friday 6:05 pm
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>>461591

I've never had a wet dream in my life.

Did you go a prolonged period without cumming beforehand? Does it wake you up as you spunk? Doesn't it feel unsatisfying to spaff without the associated stimulation?

I just can't really get my head around it.
>> No. 461604 Anonymous
1st December 2023
Friday 9:03 pm
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>>461591
Ah, I dreamed that there had been some kind of unspecified armageddon / apocalypse / rapture, and I was on the losing / left behind side. Because of this, I was setting up a new village, called New Sodom. Sounds like I've got a customer here? It was quite a scenic little place, thatched rooves, ducks wandering around, roses, that sort of thing, but I'm sure you could get a bit rapey if you needed?
>> No. 461606 Anonymous
1st December 2023
Friday 10:02 pm
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I think it's been about a week since I'd last spunked, but I'm not 100% on that. I woke up around the time I came in my sleep, it isn't overly pleasant but my knob doesn't feel all sensitive afterwards so I probably could go again after having a week dream but I've had no inclination to test that theory out.

>>461604
I'm not aware of having any rape fantasies, or even a thing for belly dancers, but that village does sound nice.
>> No. 461612 Anonymous
2nd December 2023
Saturday 11:15 am
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I think I had just the one when I was about twenty or something. Yes it woke me, and it's definitely different from conscious spaffing, it was less viscous. It reminded me of girls squirting.

>>461591
Ah you're not a rapist, dreams don't mean anything. Even fantasies don't mean anything.
>> No. 461940 Anonymous
17th December 2023
Sunday 10:51 pm
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Had a dream where there was an advert for cheese that was actually just the dead skin from the folds on a plus sized women. A really striking bit where a woman ran her fingers under the crease between the boobs and the chest, then dragging all this cheese up between her breasts and into her mouth.
>> No. 461943 Anonymous
18th December 2023
Monday 7:33 am
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>>461940

You've made my day worse than it was.
>> No. 461944 Anonymous
18th December 2023
Monday 8:14 am
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>>461943
How do you think they make grated parmesan? Same consistency as when I scrape the hard skin off my feet.
>> No. 461949 Anonymous
18th December 2023
Monday 4:24 pm
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>>461944
Exactly. They do it by grating a Parmesan, and his foot is the most sustainable part to do that.
>> No. 462481 Anonymous
14th January 2024
Sunday 11:20 pm
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I had a lucid dream this morning. Kind of. Because in the dream I was unable to will myself to put shoes on, but I was able to will myself to walk barefoot across a painful path of sharp rocks; a remarkably succinct visual metaphor for my entire approach to life really.
>> No. 462491 Anonymous
15th January 2024
Monday 11:26 pm
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Monday morning I dreamt that I was chatting up a Japanese, cafe owning, woman, in front of another Japanese girl who fancied me, an old school friend and my current best mate. I was impressing her with my, entirely make believe, knowledge of historical Japanese horsemanship. If anyone here has spoken to a woman, does that work? Can I try this in real life?
>> No. 462494 Anonymous
16th January 2024
Tuesday 5:26 am
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>>462491

Unless you're at an anime convention or a gymkhana, it's a bit of a long shot.
>> No. 462567 Anonymous
25th January 2024
Thursday 7:37 am
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I was at a (teenage lesbian) wedding. One of the brides wore a dress made out of French Fries (the crisps) glued together.
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25th January 2024
Thursday 2:18 pm
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>> No. 462576 Anonymous
25th January 2024
Thursday 10:24 pm
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I went to the cinema with two colleagues from work. When the film ended, a guy from the Tartan Army who had been sitting in front of us turned around and started saying abusive things to on of my colleagues, so I told him that Scotland's football team is shite, and he went away.
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11th February 2024
Sunday 2:21 pm
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It was the end of the world and not the peaceful kind. Demons were about to rise up onto the Earth and tear us all about apart. I was at the house I grew up in throwing petrol all over the garden fence to set alight as a kind of burning barricade. Not to make me last stand there, I knew a spot I could eventually jump the fence and make a run for it.

But I saw a rich merchant from the garden sitting at the kitchen table drinking a bottle of scotch. I asked him why he had given up and he told me that since there was no value in money at the end of the world he really didn't see a point. It might sound trite but I'm the lad who was told he might have dick cancer last year and it gave me a pause for thought on what I was going to do with the rest of my life - I'd known the choice was to keep working as long as I can saving money to give my nephews something but it's all a bit silly at the end of everything I guess. Even if it's not the money wouldn't last long.

I posted a few a few years back on here about the heat death of the universe and encountering a woman living an old fragmented memory of a fairground who just wanted to experiance happiness one last time even if the energy cost of it shortened her life.

I guess what's important in life is an exercise of the time we all have left but you don't know how much time you have and we're all trapped by our natures. Even when you do know, how many of you have stopped when you got near the final boss of a game and spent all the imaginary credits you'd accumulated on having fun before we never picked it up again?

This has ended up a horribly serious post so I've attached a silly image of polar bears that I've seen a few times over the years that always makes me laugh.
>> No. 462783 Anonymous
11th February 2024
Sunday 2:56 pm
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I had a dream that I was late for my brother's funeral.

He actually died over 20 years ago and I know I was there on time that day. Don't know why I've started having these dreams now.
>> No. 462796 Anonymous
11th February 2024
Sunday 9:23 pm
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>>462781

I take a very pragmatic view on this where really, you don't have the luxury of actually moaning about ot as much as you think you do. You have to play the hand you are dealt.

Your objective is to maximise the amount of fulfilling leisure time you have to do things that you truly love, for the minimum time spent grinding for the resources you need to sustain doing that. A lot depends on your background and circumstances growing up, so some people are going to naturally be able to achieve a better balance than others, by necessity of needing to work harder to carve themselves a secure nook to cling onto; but the only true mistake in life is to tell yourself the "sensible" things are more important than the pleasurable things and to deny them to yourself entirely. Because otherwise, what IS the point?

But anyway this is why I've been playing fucking Pokemon all weekend, it's the kind of game I only usually play for comfort when I'm not feeling well. And right now I can only describe myself as feeling existentially unwell.
>> No. 462863 Anonymous
16th February 2024
Friday 11:18 pm
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I dreampt that;

• I was an athletic black woman who rewarded Glenn Quagmire with a dry hump.

• My father attempted suicide infront my me and my sister, by burning his face over a gas oven. We helped him to a bed where he laid blistered amd weeping blood.

• My cousin and I sad sex. After finding out, my sister and mother would not stop shaming me. The sex felt right, sensationally like sherbet.
>> No. 462946 Anonymous
20th February 2024
Tuesday 10:51 pm
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>>462863
2 of those at least sound quite good.
>> No. 463371 Anonymous
24th March 2024
Sunday 2:21 pm
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I had a dream that I had invented an implantable GPS tracking device for cats, because the collar devices you can get now are still a bit bulky.

My invented GPS tracker came with a Li-ion battery that needed regular charging, and for that, you had to put the cat on a charging station/cradle for wireless charging. Which was probably its drawback, because you pretty much had to charge up your cat everytime before letting it go outside.
>> No. 463372 Anonymous
24th March 2024
Sunday 5:24 pm
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I was in a boxing match against snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan. I absolutely fucking battered him.
>> No. 463374 Anonymous
24th March 2024
Sunday 6:13 pm
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>>463372
>> No. 463443 Anonymous
31st March 2024
Sunday 9:17 pm
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I was going for a swim in the sea, and then suddenly a wave pushed my head against a rock and knocked me unconscious. And when I came to, still in my dream, several days had passed of me drifting along the coast unconscious, and people on a boat who found me and got me out of the water were completely shocked and dumbfounded that I survived and didn't drown or get eaten by sea life.
>> No. 463463 Anonymous
3rd April 2024
Wednesday 11:00 am
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I found out that my mum had gotten access to my investment account and had decided to play around with my portfolio - selling bits off and investing a chunk in a local start-up delivering a new form of community care support for people with dementia. I was flabbergast but also it's absolutely something that she would do, she wouldn't be able to help herself.

The reason for this is that I was looking into methods to mitigate my own biases before bed while I prepare for the end of the tax year. As cross as I was in my dream it's not that different to the whimsy I engage in myself at time. I'm just very good at justifying it to myself, [/i]"of yes of course the OMX will outperform the broader EU market. I should absolutely concentrate my European investment in a people who put banana on pizza"[i].
>> No. 463465 Anonymous
3rd April 2024
Wednesday 4:34 pm
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>>463463
I keep forgetting this is the dream thread as I scroll through and for the umpteenth time was on the verge of writing an outraged reply.
>> No. 463468 Anonymous
3rd April 2024
Wednesday 4:38 pm
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>>463465
Same thing happens to me from time to time.
>> No. 463469 Anonymous
3rd April 2024
Wednesday 5:22 pm
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>>463465
What would your mum do if she had access to your life savings? You're encouraged to answer in the form of a dream.
>> No. 463474 Anonymous
4th April 2024
Thursday 7:27 am
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>>463465

I think it's because the OP image is not obviously dream-related, it's just that same bint who as far as I can tell bears no relation to any post in the thread.
>> No. 463475 Anonymous
4th April 2024
Thursday 7:42 am
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>>463474
>it's just that same bint

You uncultured swine.
>> No. 463476 Anonymous
4th April 2024
Thursday 10:16 am
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How can anyone speak badly about ARE Scarlett.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90Vi35olHcA
>> No. 463484 Anonymous
5th April 2024
Friday 5:00 am
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I just woke up from a wonderful dream in which I was hanging around with a bunch of pals on a night out. Only immediately after I wake up I realise that almost all of the people there I haven't spoken to in well over a decade, making it less a dream and more a desperate fantasy, probably not unlike the kind of thing you experience as you're slipping away on your deathbed. A comforting lie.

Life's shit. Let me sleep!
>> No. 463493 Anonymous
5th April 2024
Friday 10:46 am
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I went to Alton Towers with my dad, his friends, and Gary Glitter. Gary was in full wig and make up, but wearing a grey hoodie and blue jeans. My dad his friends were being mean to Glitter, and they all walked off without him, but I stuck around out of pity. Then he grabbed me intensely hard by the wrist and wouldn't let go. I looked up his wikipedia as we were walking and it said his dad had died on that day several years ago. Glitter told me he was taking me to a lake to sacrifice me with a sword to bring back his dead dad. I managed to escape but dropped my wallet which then broke with loads of springs and USB ports coming out of it.

Somehow I ended up at home and it wasn't my wallet that broke it was my phone charger. I went to the town hall to enquire about JSA but it was inside a childrens' soft play centre called "The Glass Room". Also in the lobby of this town hall/soft play hybrid was a CeX kiosk, but they only things they sold were cheap plastic toys and buckets like a seaside gift shop. I got a bit scared and left.

Can't remember the rest.
>> No. 463523 Anonymous
6th April 2024
Saturday 2:37 am
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I keep having dreams about going mushroom foraging in the woods.

It's fucking April. There won't be any mushrooms worth getting for another five months. People say they've found ceps in mid-summer, but I've always doubted it.
>> No. 463524 Anonymous
6th April 2024
Saturday 3:03 am
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>>463523
What is it with the mushrooms? Do you collect an autumns worth or just one or two meals? I don't really get it as a hobby unless you're sustaining yourself on them.
>> No. 463542 Anonymous
6th April 2024
Saturday 7:13 pm
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>>463524

I enjoy mushroom foraging because you're out in nature, you get plenty of fresh air and a bit of exercise, and then the anticipation and the thrill of finding a motherload of ceps or bay boletes somewhere deep in the woods that took you half an hour of walking to get to.

And then of course preparing your haul into a tasty meal. And feeling like you've done something productive with yourself that day.

What's not to like about it.
>> No. 463543 Anonymous
6th April 2024
Saturday 7:31 pm
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>>463542
Yeah it sounds pretty good actually.
>> No. 463546 Anonymous
6th April 2024
Saturday 8:09 pm
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>>463542
This is why I "play" Pokemon Go as an almost-thirty-year-old. Although I don't get a meal out of it unless I walk to the shops.
>> No. 463550 Anonymous
7th April 2024
Sunday 12:26 am
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>>463543

Also, it has a sanity maintenance aspect for me. Nothing clears your head quite like being out in the woods either by yourself or with a foraging buddy, and having some time away from civilisation.

I've always loved nature and the outdoors, so maybe that's just me, but I find that forests are just incredibly mentally soothing.
>> No. 463760 Anonymous
17th April 2024
Wednesday 11:21 pm
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My dad often tells the story of how much he hates his father, how he'd love to beat his face in and how he once made all his kids line up to recieve a belt whipping causing atleast one of them to shit themselves.

The other night I dreamed I was lined up in bed alongside a family of 5 children of various ages, and a fat boarlike make who looked vaugely like a greasy santa claus. It was clear this man was physically abusing us, terrorising even. One of the youngest was fellating the adult infront of us all, almost as a performance, with a clear intensity of being the current favorite.
In a seperate room an older boy was crying to me about how he's no longer his father favorite, all the while I could only think this dude is a write off, he can't even see the evil going on here for his desire to appease the pig-man.

I've felt upset since waking, knowing that this kind of shit can happen. That a person can terrorise others and play with their emotions to the extent that they'll 'forget' the bad shit if only they were back on the abusers good side.
What's more, all this dream came from me - that shit is in my head, I created that image.

I recently heard a theory about how gang members dominate their underlings, mostly revolving around rape and stockholm syndrome. I guess this fed into the dream considerably.
>> No. 463762 Anonymous
18th April 2024
Thursday 7:44 am
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>>463760
>I recently heard a theory about how gang members dominate their underlings, mostly revolving around rape and stockholm syndrome. I guess this fed into the dream considerably.

I'm not even sure that's a theory as much as a well understood phenomenon among people who work with criminal offenders in rehabilitation.

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