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Bizarre fucking dreams

Posted by Evark - February 20th, 2009


... unfortunately without any fucking.

So I just had a series of really odd dreams, culminating in my current state of awakeness. It only seems fair that I write them down somewhere, and since I don't keep a dream journal or anything I figured I'd let Newgrounds share in my bizarre subconscious life.

Those who don't like reading may find these interesting enough to read anyway, though be warned: I've tried to relate them as accurately as possible so they're quite lengthy.

THE FIRST:
I'm back at UMass. For some odd reason I'm wandering the hallways and corridors of random buildings. I enter one such building and find it necessary to reach the 5th floor, though the building is constructed in such a way that it is a large atrium in the center, that all the rooms open into, and there is little to no flooring outside each door. I reach the fifth floor mostly through climbing since the stairs seem pointless after the first flight. At this point, it's revealed that I've apparently made this long journey in order to get some work done at this kid's locker, because I have the key to it and that'll allow me to hold onto it in order to prevent myself from falling 4 stories to the interior floor below.

I work away at whatever work I have to do, but the kid shows up. He's like "uh, excuse me, do you mind if I use your key to get into my locker?" It's reasonable, I'm worried he would have a problem with me doing this anyway so I grant him that. He climbs around me, opens his locker, grabs a few things, then climbs around me again and goes into his dorm room (which happens to be right next to his locker, the closest door to it, in fact).

After a minute of thinking, an unknown third party suggests that I ask the kid if I can sit on his floor and get this work done, so I'm not continually interrupted with the fear of a horrific death from falling. I knock on his door, he opens it and says "come on in, QUICKLY!" I oblige.

As I get inside he's already sitting back down in a circle with a couple other kids on the floor. They're smoking out of a bong in an all-too-familiar manner. I think about how to decline the offer to smoke, though it never materializes. I note that this explains his nonchalantness with the locker scenario and subsequent use of his dorm floor.

Suddenly, there's commotion from the two rooms neighboring this one on the right. A teacher is grilling another teacher for his use of language with the students. His argument is mostly that he doesn't care how he teaches, but that when it disturbs him and his own class it's crossing a line. I've stood to catch a glimpse through the window on the front of the door at these quarreling teachers, all other parties present have frozen, horrified that they'll be discovered.

// THE FOLLOWING IS AN ASIDE TO THE READER // Keep in mind that all through this dream minor details that were originally one way are changed to fit the dream's purpose. The door was originally windowless, and they had a fan set up to pull outside air through the closed door, standard smoking procedure. It wasn't until I needed to see outside that there was a window. This is only one example, but they're too numerous to keep track of, so if you notice an inconsistency it's because of these changes. // ASIDE OVER //

This black girl who's friends with the kid in the room emerges amidst the commotion and knocks on the door. She leans through the window (apparently there isn't even glass in this window), but can't see inside the room until the kid responds and tells her to come in. She enters, there's some minor discussion like "man what was that whole commotion about?"

Soon, all the doors are opened and it's shown that the atrium is actually a lot smaller than it once was. There's a walkway around the length of it, and probably about a dozen entrances surrounding. We've got a veritable crowd of people moving about the walkway, but I notice one girl in particular. She has short red hair, green eyes, and her face is partially covered. She's like a mix between a ginger and an olive skinned arabian. It looks surprisingly good, in fact, I'm instantly attracted; though intrigued.

Turns out she's new, and she's one of those "Learn everyone's names here" sortof people. The setup of the building is such that we're all already facing the center, and she takes a stance leaning against a table that now occupies the center of what once was the atrium. She's giving her standard spiel about who she is and what she's done to get her here to this point in her life, and she starts going around the circle asking people their names.

I'm distracted. Precisely where frontal lobe is located there is sourced a faint light. It's bright, I can tell, but it appears very faint and I don't understand why it's there. I see her face and head normally, but where the light is concerned her features appear to give-way to that light.

She reaches me. As her eyes turn to focus on me, the light comes into focus. With all it's full intensity it trains on me and my eyes are overwhelmed by the brightness. It's as if I'm on the receiving end of a million-candlepower spotlight--yet, I do not look away. I mentally decide that this clearly explains why I was initially intrigued by this chick.

The light is gone. She's skipped me. I protest saying "don't you want to know my name?"
She responds, "No, Evan."

I'm stunned. How did this girl know my name already? Is she someone I've known previously? She certainly didn't get it from anyone in this building, because I don't know anyone in this building. I didn't even ask the names of the kids whose room I was sitting in. These questions take up the rest of the time it takes for her to get everyone's names.

There's commotion again, people are walking around, I take it as a sign that the introductions are over and I may approach. I do. I'm ready with the only question that seems pertinent, "How did you know my name?" She grins widely and gives me a knowing nod.

But, she doesn't really respond to my question initially. I'm persistent, and she reasons that she just took a guess. Her words were something along the line of "Listen, don't take offense of anything, but I've seen a lot of Evans and they tend to be large, y'know, in the way they move. I saw you and you're just clearly an Evan." I'm not offended, in fact, I almost agree, though it doesn't quite make sense to me. I'm cynical that it had something to do with that shining light, her knowing smile leads me on in this assumption, though I don't press the matter futher.

I ask her if she knows my last name. She responds coyly again, not really answering my question. Something to the effect of "why? So I can scream your full name when we're fucking?" I feel as if I've been condescended toward with this statement. It occurs to me that she doesn't know my last name, that she doesn't know why she knew my first name, and that only I truly understood why she was able to know my first name.

This time, I smile knowingly. I respond by walking away. She does not pursue me.

I head down the stairs, and run into my old math teacher, Mr. Sperry! He's a great guy, I greet him immediately and he gives his trademark "Yyyyyo-OH!" But he's part of a crowd obviously watching something big in the center of the once before (and now again) coliseum-like building, so I let him be. As I move down the stairs, I've stopped for a moment to consider my steps (don't want to be too loud out of respect for the crowd gathered and watching). I notice a bottle, and accidentally knock it over. It's a 20 oz. sunkist bottle. Those things are loud as fuck when dropped on the ground, and even though I stomp my foot on it precisely enough to stop it, the cap managed to slam into the floor and make the loud "PLONK!" sound they always make. I'm shushed by the crowd.

I continue down the stairs.

The dream tapers off at this point.

DREAM TWO:

I'm watching TV or something. There's a show on that's recapping and previewing for those who haven't seen these award-winning movie nominees for the year. There're several, one of which seems to be inspired by the video of this truck being carried downhill by this mudslide that I saw while actually watching TV earlier. All of them are as equally detailed as the one I'm about to describe, but obviously not nearly as thought-provoking, nor disturbing.

There's a vast conspiracy in this film. I'm no longer watching TV, I'm present and basically a walking camera. I see and observe all that is shown to me, yet I'm not part of the actual events. A man is standing in line waiting to get onto a futuristic rail-car and travel. One-by-one, the passengers are loaded into the car. Doors opening and closing in between each one. I'm following this particular passenger, so I'm unaware of the other passenger's situations. This one man is dressed in casual business attire. He has a general look of importance about him. I notice he's carrying a briefcase. The line is moving and ultimately, he's reached the door.

The door opens, he steps inside. He looks up from whatever was in his hand (presumably a cell phone) to look around as if to take a seat. His glance is interrupted.

A large screwdriver has torqued it's way through the wall opposite the door. It spins quickly, but it is precise. It strikes his neck and the torque causes his jaw to face toward the camera. His expression is frozen on his face as, in a fraction of a second his neck is broken against the flat end of the driver hitting the back of the door with his neck. He is dead instantly, the look of horror hadn't even dawned on his expression yet. He is looking at the camera with the same "I don't know what's going on, I'm just glancing up to get my bearing in the rail-car" expression.

His corpse is instantly carted off through a pre-set trapdoor upon his death. A short travel, indeed, as he is in the same tube that carried prior victims. His feet hit the head of the last person killed. The tube is small enough to keep each person standing upright as if at attention. The people are moving at the same pace they were moving while waiting in line. One at a time, they approach what I now see is a large machine. There're two tube feeding into it.

The process looks similar to a large zipper mechanism. Two tubes feed in, and one larger tube is fed and fed out. These people are sheathed in their own tight wrapping, paired, and surrounded by the larger tube. This tube is being buried underground.

It's revealed that this is a telecommunications plot. Matrix-esque "the human body conducts electricity quite well" reasoning is used to explain the use of people as the filling for the large network's media. The camera remains focused on the empathy-inducing mindless expressions of each corpse. They're freshly dead, each one looks as if they would be suffocated when stuffed into this tube, if only they had survived the neck-break in the first place.

I'm horrified. I wake up, cold sweat and all.

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I had a couple other smaller ones, but they're not really as interesting or bizarre in a broad sense (bizarre to me, but there's not as much detail to relate and they simply aren't as interesting) so I'm not sharing them.

Any thoughts?

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EDIT: Completely unrelated, and entirely for your entertainment. The end result of an originally locked, subsequently unlocked, and now finally retired thread.

Bizarre fucking dreams


Comments

Whoa. My mind 'sploded.

Yea, ain't that some shit?

How did you manage to remember so much detail?

I wrote this all out here about 20 minutes after waking. I knew if I hadn't, I'd have only remembered the gist of each dream. Sure enough, I came back after sleeping a few more hours and read it again, noticing that I'd already forgotten a few details.

I used to have dreams in series, back in like 5th or 6th grade. They were really cool.

Most of them involved my friends and I being Zelda-esque characters fighting giant spiders and other various insects. We even had deku nuts, slingshots, and everything. It was so great.

Alas, I had never received any Gold Skulltula Tokens from killing any of them. :(

Best dream I ever had was where I was a hawk. No doubt inspired by my avid readership of Animorphs at the time.

not the BEST option, but, maybe, a therapist?

Dreams are merely the rippled reflections of our waking life.

this is something else... im going to read this while drunk

Ha ha. Niiice.

you're the best talker I met Evark. well, if anything strange has ever happened to you in the past in you're life, or if you're having any stress, or stressful moments often in your life lately, that might have something to do with it

I don't really do stress. I mean, sure, some things do kinda stress me out. But I've always been able to put stressful situations into perspective. I'm hoping that my attitude toward life will really pay off in my later years. My family has quite the history with heart problems on both sides.

Anyway, I really doubt I need therapy. I'm pretty well-adjusted.

You were a fucking hawk?!

Holy fucking fuck, I wish I had a dream like that. Hawks are so badass.

To date, my most treasured memory. I was soaring through this thick forest and came upon this clearing to circle higher than the trees in. I've had dreams where I could fly as a person, but this one beat the shit out of those.

Bizarro Indeed. Just what the hell is going on in our heads anyway? Seriously. I wish I had some dreams to share, but the only ones I half-remember are the ones that involve full or semi-sleep paralysis.

The whole "window isn't there 'til you need it" bit is quite interesting, huh? I think that sort of brain processes is linked to hallucinations. The few hallucinations I've had in my life seem to always nip at the heels of a quick thought...

Ah, too bad. If you can train yourself to keep a dream journal right by your bed and ALWAYS write anything you remember down immediately, you could start finding entries that you don't remember when you wake up the next day. I've always found that sometimes you can forget entire episodes of waking life if it's brief and sandwiched between two long sleeps. (ie: you don't remember getting up to piss in the middle of the night)

It's SO odd how things are compartmentalized. I've had dreams where I've KNOWN in every possible way that a specific person was "such-and-such," but they've actually had a different face on them. I have dreams where specific places I KNOW are "such-and-such" place, and am mildly put-off by the inconsistent details, but every question I ask myself pertaining to them is answered by the dream. Like, I had a dream where my house had this extra driveway going off into what's actually woods IRL. In the dream I was confused, but the confusion was answered with "memories" of the driveway's prior existence.

And then there's the dreams that are QUITE literally inspired by real life. My dad had a dream where he got a call about Real Estate and the guy says, "Yes, Hi. I'd like to speak to Don. Don. Don. Don. Don. Don. Don. Don. Don...." It was the sound of his alarm going off.

That's because hawks are way cooler in comparison.

Think about it, which would be more fun? To be a human, with all the manual labor and shitty jobs, or to be a hawk, flying peacefully and without worries?

Hawk, obviously. I doubt hawks have dreams where they're land-walking psuedo-intellectual monkeys.

You should regularly jump down the stairs to make sure you're not dreaming. If you find your leg broken, congratulations! It's real!

... yea.

Uncle Evark?

My brother's gonna be pissed to find out he owes child support.

You seem to have extremely vivid dreams. That's cool, unless you're having weird as shit dreams like these. I had to take a break between 1 and 2 to keep my brain from melting.

Yea. I was most perplexed by the dream of the girl peering into my soul or whatever. The whole Mr. Sperry bit is legit, too. Ha ha, I still can't believe after that whole scene the first thing I see walking out is my old HS math teacher.

I want to be in your dreams. Invite me into the next one.

But I don't know what you look or sound like. Maybe if I have a dream that involves one of those interviews with a shadowed informant with the voice pitch all changed it'll be you.

I'll get on that. You're officially invited to my dreams.

Well... i've read it... and yeah... it blew my mind... hard to believe you remember all this... i can barely remember what i did today, much less my dreams...

Hah. I dunno, I've a penchant for detail, I suppose.

Both those dreams sound cool, I especially like the second one. Sounds really freaky. I don't think there's ever been violence like that in any dreams of mine.

I once had a dream that I was a goose.

Man was it ever. I still have an impression of the expressions on the faces of the carcasses... carci?

A goose, eh? The statement sounds like the beginning of a great nursery rhyme, somehow.

Reminds me of a dream where me and my actual real life best friend had powers. I could control time and he had telepathy. It was awesome till the one where I lost my powers >:( I have to wait till the next one to get them back

Telepathy seems like the better power in that situation. He could control your mind, and consequently: time.

Though I hate to double post, I must explain he could only read minds, not control them.

Ha ha. Who cares? It's a conversation. Also: I see.

As big as a perv I am, and combining that with time control, I find it surprising I didn't rape somebody

There's no such thing as rape in dreams. ; )

Well you definitely have a more imaginative subconscious than me. The last dream that I can remember was about me climbing up a tree, followed by me falling out of the tree supposedly to my death as I wake up immediately afterwards. I sense great fortune in my future : )

I bet if you walked yourself through the dream after having it, you'd remember more. I tend to link together the events of the dream in series of logical successions. When those fall apart, my memory of the dream falls apart.

Like, there was tons MORE before and leading into the first dream, and LOTS after. I think the two dreams might have even been connected from my subconscious wanderings. Like, I was watching TV some time shortly after where the first dream took place and the second dream happened. I don't know, because the details weren't important enough to remember.

You have awesome dreams.

My average dream \\

1. I see a cliff.
2. I jump.
3. I land on someone, and save a girl.
4. Romantic kiss. Followed with NO INTERCOURSE?!?

I'm guessing this is from the lack of romance and significance in my life. As anyone else would dream of doing some outlandish, freaky thing during sex.

It's deffinitely not from lack of drama...

Lack of wet dreams ='s STOP MASTURBATING CONSTANTLY.

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