Dreamcatchers, do they work?

Midnight_EG · 29-03-2010 02:10AM #1

I've had one for 8 or so years now, and tbh I cant remember having a single nightmare in them 8 years. Anyone else believe in them?

Biggins · 29-03-2010 02:12AM

Indifferent

Its all in the mind I feel - no pun intended.

we'llallhavetea_old · 29-03-2010 02:13AM

Indifferent

NO! seriously? jesus.... my daughter who is five has one, and even she thinks they're silly...... no offence.

Midnight_EG · 29-03-2010 02:13AM

No

Biggins wrote: »

Its all in the mind I feel - no pun intended.

Just remember, you're only as young as the person you're feeling :cool:

strobe · 29-03-2010 02:14AM

Indifferent

Well obviously fukking not man. But if you don't have nightmares when you hang it over your bed then it's all good. Keep doing it and to hell what anyone has to say about it.

Biggins · 29-03-2010 02:15AM

Indifferent

Midnight_EG wrote: »

Just remember, you're only as young as the person you're feeling :cool:

I'm doing all-right then!

starbelgrade · 29-03-2010 02:16AM

Mousetraps definitely work for catching mice. Can't say that I have any experience of dreamcatchers.

Midnight_EG · 29-03-2010 02:17AM

No

Meh, I think it works

Tigger · 29-03-2010 02:18AM

well they are public sector workers so no

Davidius · 29-03-2010 02:18AM

Indifferent

I hear if you burn it, you burn your soul.

You should definitely try it, for the sake of science.

alwaysadub · 29-03-2010 02:18AM

i thought they were to make your dreams come true no?

Might explain why i'm broke and single though..

Doc · 29-03-2010 02:19AM

Indifferent

A guy sold me a magic rock that stops me dreaming about Hamsters and for the 20 years since I bought it I haven’t dreamed about them once.

Actual that’s a lie but I haven’t had a nightmare since I was a child so maybe my watch is preventing them or the fact I sleep on the left or maybe just maybe its just because I just don’t have nightmares.

Davidius · 29-03-2010 02:23AM

Indifferent

Midnight_EG wrote: »

Meh, I think it works

Which seems more likely, a type of placebo effect or magic?

The answer can be expressed as a sum of arbitrary real numbers or properly defined imaginary numbers, but not both.

IvySlayer · 29-03-2010 02:24AM

I haven't had nightmares for like 7 years now. Dreams are quite rare for me too.

abouttobebanned · 29-03-2010 02:24AM

For some reason...and it could be my nocturnal dyslexia, I read magic hamsters in the above post. I know what my dreams will be about tonight....

Edit: christ there were two posts since that one...go to bed people...

DazMarz · 29-03-2010 02:46AM

Indifferent

Eric Cartman wrote:

That's a load of tree hugging hippie crap. I hate Hippies!

See the above...

oppenheimer1 · 29-03-2010 02:51AM

Indifferent

Hi OP, I have some magic beans for sale if you want them too...

Biggins · 29-03-2010 03:01AM

Indifferent

There is a small statue over in "Ripley's" in Blackpool. Its supposed to be a fertility statue.
Now I know that its all cobblers (probably - I'm covering my ass here in case some African god decides to nail it

) but after the wife rubbed it twice and very shortly became "with child" twice, we weren't taking any more chances! LOL

The effect much have stayed though lingering around, we had another two after that as well.
Darn those African gods - they have a wacky sense of humour :pac:

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 29-03-2010 03:01AM

Well, obviously not! It's Native American mythology (what idiot said it was hippie?!) and mythology tends not to be real. We all wear green and honour St Patrick on March 17th, but you don''t REALLY think he evicted the snakes from Ireland, do you??

alwaysadub · 29-03-2010 03:08AM

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

We all wear green and honour St Patrick on March 17th, but you don''t REALLY think he evicted the names from Ireland, do you??

Well i'm glad he didn't. How'd you ask for someone over the phone if St Patrick had evicted all the names?? :pac:

Pygmalion · 29-03-2010 03:10AM

Indifferent

I've had no nightmares in eight years without one.

You got ripped off, no matter how little you paid for it.

Midnight_EG · 29-03-2010 03:10AM

No

Pygmalion wrote: »

I've had no nightmares in eight years without one.

You got ripped off, no matter how little you paid for it.

T'was a present, win win for me eh.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 29-03-2010 03:11AM

alwaysadub wrote: »

Well i'm glad he didn't. How'd you ask for someone over the phone if St Patrick had evicted all the names?? :pac:

names? What the hell was I thinking.... I don''t know...

OutlawPete · 29-03-2010 03:17AM

I think EVERYTHING effects your dreams, so .. Yes they work bit only cause it's in your environment.

If you want to have some crazy dreams, eat Cheese and leave Sky News on

Closed ac · 29-03-2010 03:17AM

Maybe the reason you don't have bad dreams is because of you thinking you can't have them because of your dreamcatcher!

alwaysadub · 29-03-2010 03:48AM

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

names? What the hell was I thinking.... I don''t know...

It's late, you're tired etc etc :pac:

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 29-03-2010 04:06AM

alwaysadub wrote: »

It's late, you're tired etc etc :pac:

True... true... going to bed now though. Wrestlemania is over. G'night!

chin_grin · 29-03-2010 07:55AM

Indifferent

DAIRY BEFORE BED........and post your results. G'wan.

Hank_Jones · 29-03-2010 08:26AM

Indifferent

stovelid · 29-03-2010 08:43AM

Indifferent

Hoe do people safely dispose of the bad dreams when it gets full?

Kinda dangerous no?

bonerm · 29-03-2010 08:54AM

Couldn't tell you. Worryingly I *never* dream .... unless it's the case that I wake up at the usual time and then accidentally fall back asleep. Then it happens like clockwork and it's *always* a nightmare (never anything nice like Sophie Dahl feeding me strawberries under a tree or somesuch).

Hmmm, I might invest in one of these fantastical dreamcatchers. Can one still buy them at the magic bean store?

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