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Well, I bought RoboCop.

That's pretty much the norm on the first day.

I'll start looking tomorrow and compare all the offers.

Must be Italians. They love pasta in all forms.

Ah, debonairs. I misunderstood.

Really? I see the Michelin Man, but made out of slabs of meat.. or cabbage.

Yeah, I lose a day being on low energy every time it happens. But the subconscious dreams what it wants, regardless of an attempt to influence. We can give a scenario through our activities before going to sleep, but they tend to stretch out on their own even so.

That seems more like the sign of The Simp.

There are many kinds of dreams, each with a different sensation.

• There's vivid nightmares which leave you in a state of panic, often unable to go back to sleep due to a hyper focus on every little sound and touch.
• There's action dreams which give you an adrenaline rush and a state of random anger.
• There's emotional dreams which leave you as an empty shell, crying or full of longing for something out of reach.
• There's horny dreams which leave a puddle in your bed.
• And there's also happy dreams which fill you up with joy and leave you refreshed and full of love for life.

Of course there's also the forgotten dreams which can be anything, but don't really matter to you because you can't remember having them. But they often leave behind the feeling you're supposed to be doing something, which can drive you crazy during the day.

Normal is all of that, but without waking up in the middle of it.

In other words: when upsetti, eat spaghetti to forgetti.

This reminds me of that one time when a couple of storks built themselves a nest atop a regular electric pole and while they were out hunting, a random summer storm passed over and lightning struck the pole.

I was like "WTH nature!?". Then the storks came back and they were like "Hmm, something seems different... Need more straws." They rebuilt and a couple of months later i was able to see live a reenactment of the "This is Sparta!" movie scene. And again I was like "WTH nature!?".

Connect a horn to a hose and then a pump on the other end and try to see whether the horn is blown. No lips are involved in the process.