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 cuckooTom |
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Posts: 2996 01/31/08 13:07:15 |
some nights ago where Cruise was murdered. I don't exactly recall it, however there was an attempt made against his life (and he was really tiny and
Rosemary was an empty-head).
I think I am too much into this and I think it's time to distance myself from all this business a little. What do you think?
"For students of astronomy, an initial flare-up of a star, followed by a faint fire that smolders before the flame fizzles completely is a description of
how a...wait for it....white dwarf is formed." Rene Lafayette @ FreeKatie
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Posts: 1597 01/31/08 13:18:50 |
cuckooTom wrote: I wouldn't read too much into it. If reading about Tom Cruise and Scientology has taken over your life to the point that your work or relationships suffer, yes, it may be a good idea to back off. If not, stick around. I'd miss reading your posts. |
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Posts: 720 01/31/08 13:29:35 |
Maybe it's just a sibliminal manifestation of wishful thinking.
"Nearly everyone can stand adversity, but if you want to test a person's character, give them power." Abraham Lincoln
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Craptaculous.survivorsucks |
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Posts: 1458 01/31/08 13:40:14 |
Meh...I have dream about random stuff that I don't spend much time on. I agree w/Rene.
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Posts: 2996 01/31/08 13:41:27 |
Ronny, I am not reading too much into it in the way that I was "visionary" or something. I think that this is more or less my evaluation of his
situation, that he might be in danger. It was on the other board some nights ago that other posters said that I was "overcautious" and "a little
paranoid". I think it would just look like me to be "on alert".
And the last thing I want for him is to die. I mean, he doesn't deserve that. That is the one thing. The other thing is that he would turn into a martyr for Scientology. And that would actually be more harmful to the cause of the critics.
"For students of astronomy, an initial flare-up of a star, followed by a faint fire that smolders before the flame fizzles completely is a description of
how a...wait for it....white dwarf is formed." Rene Lafayette @ FreeKatie
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Posts: 1597 01/31/08 14:07:40 |
cuckooTom wrote: What I meant was "don't read too much into having a dream about Tom Cruise to your own situation in life." I don't read anything into my own dreams and their content, unless it's a smutty dream. Then I try to go back to sleep so I can enjoy it again. |
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Posts: 780 01/31/08 18:03:31 |
I had a dream last night that I saw Simon Cowell in a priest's blacks. At the time, we were talking in a college dormitory, and he was inspecting the dorm
rooms.
Too much Diet Coke????? "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!"
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gigglemuncher |
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Posts: 1909 01/31/08 18:37:06 |
I think when other areas of our lives are stressed, sometimes our brains go to an area that is safe to release that stress and anxious feelings. TomKat is not
threatening to you and it sounds like you've got a lot of other things going on in your life right now. It's probably just an unconsious way of coping.
And please stick around to post on here! We'd miss you too much!
"I was a shoulder for her to cry on when she broke up with Tom." (As in former husband Cruise) "I
supported her a lot. You know she couldn't cry on his shoulder unless he stood on, well, a small stepladder, could she really? And I mean that in a very
very nice way. I do."
-Dame Edna (Barry Humphries) |
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NewHereWithNoName |
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Posts: 281 01/31/08 22:43:37 |
 I have had recurring dreams about being a contestent on
"America's Next Top Model" after watching too much of the show. So I wouldn't be too concerned about it!
There are several different kinds of dreams. There are natural dreams, psychic or visionary dreams, astral dreams and sometimes wish fulfillment dreams. This sounds like the "natural" type, which is a jumble of daily life, hopes and anxieties we are experiencing, stuff we've read or seen on TV and often a bunch of nonsensical stuff thrown in as well just to confuse us and make the dream entertaining. |
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Posts: 438 02/01/08 01:10:53 |
Too much Diet Coke?????That's usually the culprit when I have crazy dreams. I haven't had one about Tom in awhile, though. I just keep dreaming about my dead grandmother. I'd almost welcome a dream about Tom Cruise at this point. It'd be less creepy and tiring. |
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whitby98 |
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Posts: 2674 02/01/08 13:06:08 |
Too much Diet Coke? No such thing.
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marconi |
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Posts: 2416 02/01/08 13:25:23 |
I had a mushroom struedel at an event two weeks ago, and man my dream that night was literally INSANE! I can't even go into it here for fear that my fellow
FreeKatians will think I'm a psychokiller. (Qu'est-ce que c'est?) It took me awhile to realize that Dexter probably influenced that dream as well,
the mushrooms just brought it all to the surface.
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FengShoe |
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Posts: 720 02/01/08 13:45:04 |
marconi wrote: Maybe they were "magical" mushrooms?
"Nearly everyone can stand adversity, but if you want to test a person's character, give them power." Abraham Lincoln
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