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07-27-2010 | 07:44 PM
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From: The land of corruption, cachaça, and caipirinhas.
f***....
I broke the trackball assembly on my Blackberry Curve while trying to clean it yesterday. Now I've gotta wait for a replacement assembly, even though I intend on replacing the phone with an HTC Desire as soon as US Cellular gets their freakin' units in stock.
I broke the trackball assembly on my Blackberry Curve while trying to clean it yesterday. Now I've gotta wait for a replacement assembly, even though I intend on replacing the phone with an HTC Desire as soon as US Cellular gets their freakin' units in stock.
07-28-2010 | 06:39 AM
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When I was young I used to have repetitive nightmares, it offered me the chance to teach myself how to lucid dream. At first, I would awake immediately upon trying to change the dream, but by practicing making small or modest changes (and not getting too excited about it), I learned how to control my dreams. No more nightmares. Learning the skill has really made my dreams much more boring. I still have dreams where I'm not aware that I'm dreaming at the time because they are so plain and ordinary, but when I do have a dream that's unusual, I can still pick up on it pretty quick and change it. Unfortunately, I think learning the skill has given me alot less use for it because I never have bad dreams anymore.
07-28-2010 | 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Kamron,Jul 28 2010, 09:39 AM
When I was young I used to have repetitive nightmares, it offered me the chance to teach myself how to lucid dream. At first, I would awake immediately upon trying to change the dream, but by practicing making small or modest changes (and not getting too excited about it), I learned how to control my dreams. No more nightmares. Learning the skill has really made my dreams much more boring. I still have dreams where I'm not aware that I'm dreaming at the time because they are so plain and ordinary, but when I do have a dream that's unusual, I can still pick up on it pretty quick and change it. Unfortunately, I think learning the skill has given me alot less use for it because I never have bad dreams anymore.
That is ****in amazing.
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My nightmares as a kid was getting chased by a cannonball that was magically following me, then I'd morph into this big ****** blob and then into a needle body then back and forth while running through lust empty space with that ****in cannonball.
Got so bad once i ran down the stairs and hid underneath the kitchen table.....
07-28-2010 | 09:50 AM
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I often try to cause harm to myself once I gain control of my dream. Not that I'm a massochist, it's just fun to mess around in the unreal.
