Criminals had the biggest impact on Australian culture.

I ordered some great new earphones for unbelievably cheap; I can't wait until they get here.

I love taking a nice and restful nap.

NP: Mercyful Fate - The Night

Does the word restful need to be in there?

You can have un-restful naps.

I've never experienced one of those.

:lol: holy crap I love my dad.

He just called my friend a fa[font=verdana]ggot[/font] and to go f[font=verdana]uck[/font] himself.

I dream very vividly when I nap, so sometimes those make it unrestful if they are too intense. Also, I lucid dream a lot when I nap, and sometimes that can drain me a bit.

I always though lucid dreaming was when you skeet in your sleep.

I have taken naps that made me more tired than I was before I took it.

I have unrestful sleep more often than not, am I cool?

No, but you can join the club.

Only if the dream has visions of Dime shredding.

I dream of Dragonforce.

[QUOTE=guitrguy;15622964]No, but you can join the club.[/QUOTE]

WON'T SOME ONE HELP ME, TAKE AWAY MY LONELINESS!!!

Loneliness is a good thing.

Anything that makes me write garbage like this is not good.
[url]http://sputnikmusic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=544485[/url]

Someone pos me. I'm within reach of 60k.

You got me back?

SWEEET, 60K. Thanks.

Yeah, lemme spread.

I dream entire movies in my sleep. It sucks, some of them seem pretty cool, so I wish I could remember them when I wake up.

EDIT BEFORE POSTING: I mean I dream original movies that my brain has produced, from opening scene to the ending credits even!

That Weird, I tend to dream in a mixture of first and third person, but for the most part I dream in first person.

I dream in scenes. I can't remember the last time I had a coherent one that made any possible sense.

I dream in third person about 75% of the time.

Well, actually I suppose you could call it first person in that I'm the director, but I am not physically with the actors usually. Instead I'm viewing the movie clinically.

When I dream in first person, and I'm actively part of the dream sequence, it's usually a nightmare or something very awful. So I think my brain might have started doing the "movie" style dreaming to make it easier for me?

Also, I'd like to lucid dream one day.

Supposedly there are books that teach you how to lucid dream. I am always interacting in a dream, even if its 3rd person. I'll see myself in 3rd person.

Yeah, there are books.

Lucid dreaming makes sense to me because dreams are the result of your brain determining that you have the correct response to different situations. Being able to lucid dream is just the next stage in that process. I will give it a shot when I move back home.

EDIT: This chicken stir-fry is amazingly good.

Yeah, I always find it odd that the dream version of myself will realize "Wait a sec, Im dreaming". And I wake up.

I used to hate Stir-fry when I was a kid.

This is great. Carrot, broccoli, green and red capsicum, green beans, brown and spanish onions and snow peas with chicken in a thick sauce.