roflmao! I have a whole "stash" of the stuff, and so does grom!

btw dod that hdd I sent you ever turn up?

Edited by - Tawakalna on 4/23/2004 5:15:11 AM

lol. somebody send the man a brownie

did you never get my thanks mail?

well the HDD is safe here, significantly better than the one i run now it seems. the thing came one day late, when i had wiped me comp. it sitting in a safe place. i plan to do some very strange stuff. i.e., revive my sis's comp so she can stop taking mine by putting the hDD i run now in her comp, but not before i stick everything on that HDD onto yours. it'll undoubtedly take a while and my expereince with HDD tells me more than 1 reformatiing.

I never got it, but your e-mails are so riddled with viruses that me AV prob killed it!

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lol. somebody send the man a brownie

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LOL, Uncle Gromit's Magic Bakery. The secret ingredient is hash...I mean love.

how about sleep, everyone dreams when they are sleeping.

If you eat portions of cheese before going to bed, it has been noticed that it gives more vivid dreams. However, you might need a good chunk (being around 100grams or something), and timeframe? I would guess 10 mins before bed

@chips, thats quite a lot to take down..

@ff, yes, thats a given.

eating before sleep is definitely one way to stimulate your dreams...however all you are doing is amplifying them. Its a well known fact that EVERY night EVERYBODY dreams...you may not remember them in the morning, but you will dream 4 times in an 8hour sleep pattern. When you sleep all of your muscles relax and when you begin to dream all of your muscles tighten up...in a form of temporary paralysis. This is to stop your body acting out your dreams - and is what goes wrong when you get sleep walkers/sleep talkers. Eating before you sleep merely means that your body is still digesting the food, therefore when it comes to the point where your muscles wish to tighten, the muscles in the stomach and digestive system tighten and make your body uncomfortable. In a way, you are inducing indigestion. Whats all this got to do with dreaming? Well its been proved that the environment you sleep in often affects your dreams...heat, light etc. So if your body is feeling discomfort, it is more likely that you will remember your dream in the morning. Same applies to heat and light.

Now if you're wanting dreams that are as mad as a hatter, maybe we should be approaching the brownie option...

@Kimk,

Chips is right though. I've seen it repoted as well. Something about the cheese needing to be one of those extra sharp varieties, a blue cheese (stilton, roquefort, gorgonzola) or one of those smelly types like limburger or those phrentsh ones.

cheeeeeeeeesssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeee


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man that's making me really hungry now. cracking cheese, gromit!

i've probably done the most meaningful blarting that i've ever done in my life.. for some reason i had to tell you guys that. anyways i hope that induces dreams. ones that i can remember.

blarting? where may I ask did you pick up THAT word, and have you got permission off its inventor to use it?