I am very curious to meet the first person who thought double jumping made any sense. at all.
While we're on the subject of video-game-induced dreams, I remember another one from when I was pretty young. I was basically in a Pokemon game, with all of my friends of the time. We were running from something, don't know what, when we came up to waterfront. It was a dark and stormy night (literally), and a giant Rhydon rose up out of the water with some random guy on his back and just slowly walked away out into the ocean.
That's all I remember, probably triggered when I learned that Rhydon can use Surf.
Which is odd for a rock/ground type, he is supposed to be quadruple weak to water /vgnerd
[define word="life"]don't you just hate when you don't dream anything, i mean anything and you wake up the following morning and you are angry because you just blinked and the entire night passed and you don't feel rested in any way[/define]
I tend to dream lucid quite often since I've started looking into psychonautics. Also nightmares and dreams in general affect me much less then before.
Has anyone ever had that dream where they were at work, but nothing unusual happens, just a regular day at work? That's happened to me a few times, and I hate it, for 2 reasons: 1, I'm dreaming and can do anything, so why dream about work; and 2, it always feels like I worked an extra day and throws my whole work week out of order.
A few months ago i dreamt that Blaro had conquered Europe. There were signs of him everywhere.
I hate having Deja Vu Dreams, where i do something in my Dream, then i will do it in awake. Like on the computer for example, in the dream, i would be looking at a specific site i've never been on before. Then while awake sometime on the future, i would be on that site, in the exact same way i was in the dream.
I'm not a very remembering type of person, so i usually foget buckets of stuff, but i allways seem to remember those specific Deja Vu Dreams, and when im doing that activity awake.