What's the weirdest, freakiest thing that's ever happened to you?

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Originally Posted by The Comedian

The upshot: I haven't seen the Easter Bunny. But I have seen its shadow. Twice.

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:lol: :lol: :lol:

The funniest thing I've heard all day

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Originally Posted by Annamariah

:lol: Actually I dreamt of a bear coming to our camp that night we spent in the forest (I'm pretty proud of myself for being able to sleep even though it was raining the whole night, our tent was leaking just above my face and I didn't even have enough space to sleep normally, but had to bend myself into an "L" :D)

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Oh my dear Anna, you are the first person I know with the ability to sleep and dream of bears while the rain is falling upon your face :lol: YOU ARE QUITE A CASE :lol:

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Originally Posted by Annamariah

but I'm afraid that's the best I can do :(

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It's weird enough for me for the reasons aforementioned :nod: I'm proud of you :lol:

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Originally Posted by Modigliani

Good question. ;) I would have to cite (at least among strange events in the recent past) a certain performance during which my nose randomly started bleeding onstage in a scene where I was supposed to be dying of poison.

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Quite an appropriate bleeding for the scene you had to portray. It must have given your performance a lot of realism :p

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Originally Posted by Shalot

I've had dreams that point me to things that happen later.

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How peculiar, I've had similar dreams and I still have them every so often! I think it's like a déjà vu, only that being asleep and pointing to the future.

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Originally Posted by Shalot

I've had dreams that point me to things that happen later.

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Originally Posted by Maximilianus

How peculiar, I've had similar dreams and I still have them every so often! I think it's like a déjà vu, only that being asleep and pointing to the future.

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I've had those too, for example dreaming of some person I hadn't thought I'd ever see again and then running into him the very next day.

But my boring explanation would be that whenever something like that happens (and it's bound to happen every now and then), it helps us to remember the dreams we'd otherwise forget, thus making them seem more significant.

Or if that sounds too dull, maybe it means that the shadow of Easter Bunny was there to give us some information about our futures. That's what was supposed to happen to The Comedian, too, but he just happened to be awake at the time :lol:

Hahahaha. I have to think about this one. My LIFE is weird.

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Originally Posted by Maximilianus

How peculiar, I've had similar dreams and I still have them every so often! I think it's like a déjà vu, only that being asleep and pointing to the future.

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Yes - exactly. So I was wondering if I was supposed to do anything when that happens or should I just sit back and observe and think "dang, that's pretty trippy..."

Also, i never quite know what to make of the dreams...they're always so weird and I guess all I've got to go on is the people in them and how the dream made me feel.

I once had a dream where I had hitchhiked. I was with a friend going somewhere, so I really have no idea why we hitched a ride from some stranger, but we did anyway. So I was sitting in the guy's pickup truck and he was driving. All of a sudden some guy walks out into the road and bam. Dead. You know how in dreams you are able to "feel" things (like when you fall or get shot or something)? Well, I "felt" the guy's head split under the wheel.

And the driver just kept on driving. My friend, sitting next to me, didn't even notice.

It still freaks me out, why I would dream such a dream.

(Oh, and my "friend" was a litnet member I've never met in person. Good grief.)

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Originally Posted by Annamariah

But my boring explanation would be that whenever something like that happens (and it's bound to happen every now and then), it helps us to remember the dreams we'd otherwise forget, thus making them seem more significant.

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Hmm... hummm... clever analysis :brow:

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Originally Posted by Annamariah

Or if that sounds too dull, maybe it means that the shadow of Easter Bunny was there to give us some information about our futures. That's what was supposed to happen to The Comedian, too, but he just happened to be awake at the time :lol:

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Never ever seen an Easter Bunny... but I'm seeing Valkyries in dreams and everywhere else... would that do? :lol:

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Originally Posted by Shalot

Yes - exactly. So I was wondering if I was supposed to do anything when that happens or should I just sit back and observe and think "dang, that's pretty trippy..."

Also, i never quite know what to make of the dreams...they're always so weird and I guess all I've got to go on is the people in them and how the dream made me feel.

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:nod: Definitely, they are so weird that we don't really know what good interpretation (or interpretations) could come out of them. I feel some dreams may be warnings of what should or should not be done, but how to know, especially when most of the time I forget many of the details of my dreams? Do you recall them in detail, or you find yourself amid loose ends? :(

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Originally Posted by Dori

I once had a dream where I had hitchhiked. I was with a friend going somewhere, so I really have no idea why we hitched a ride from some stranger, but we did anyway. So I was sitting in the guy's pickup truck and he was driving. All of a sudden some guy walks out into the road and bam. Dead. You know how in dreams you are able to "feel" things (like when you fall or get shot or something)? Well, I "felt" the guy's head split under the wheel.

And the driver just kept on driving. My friend, sitting next to me, didn't even notice.

It still freaks me out, why I would dream such a dream.

(Oh, and my "friend" was a litnet member I've never met in person. Good grief.)

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Maybe it's a warning not to ever meet your friend in person :cold:. Probably destiny is not prepared for you two to occupy the same space/time layer :cold:

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On second thought... I'm beginning to derail... so I'd better go to bed before you start believing every word I'm saying as though I were in my right mind :lol:

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Originally Posted by Maximilianus

Quite an appropriate bleeding for the scene you had to portray. It must have given your performance a lot of realism :p

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You seem to frequent this thread frequently. ;)
Yes indeed. So real that most audience members thought it was part of the show and therefore fake. I certainly had fun milking it for all it was worth; I'm just thankful my scene partner wasn't faint of heart.

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Originally Posted by Modigliani

You seem to frequent this thread frequently. ;)

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I do, I'm a weirdo and a freak :nod: :D

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Originally Posted by Modigliani

I certainly had fun milking it for all it was worth

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That's what good performers do, take advantage of misfortunes and enjoy the results :thumbs_up :)