I love it when that happens. That's why I never use say that to other people, because it always backfires.

Enough irony to press a few shirts, heh. That's why grammar arguments on the internet never work out...because none of us is perfect :P

Also, typing on a laptop is like using a ouija board...

I wondering whether or not I spelt that correctly when I posted it. Oh well...

I had another dream last night, just a lot weirder. I was driving this thing out of control down a crowded highway dodging cars, when I ended up crashing (it was like playing mono mode in Audiosurf). Somehow I ended up somewhere in Japan, but in this dream I didn't know the language. So I stumbled around for a little while lost looking for someone who knew English to help me out and tell me where I was. That's when I woke up. :o

One of the strangest dreams I think I've ever had. :confused:

I have dreamt in another lanugage but i did/didnt really understand it :/ it was weird.

Oi! YA YA YA
 

Honestly, I have no idea what I dream in, I understand everything reguardless anyhow. For instance, last night I was at an Iraqi Checkpoint, with Stormtroopers...from Star Wars...and I under stood everything fine. Despite the fact I never been to Iraq and I don't know any Stormtroopers, least not personally.

On rare occasions I have dreams in a language I can't seem to figure out. In high school, a friend spent the night and told me the next day I was talking in my sleep and she couldn't figure out what language it was either. :confused:

Maybe the cold hard truth of the matter is that we are all crazy. ;)

I actually had a dream where I spoke japanese and another where I spoke korean. I understood everything too!! Lol Though one thing that freaked me out was I fell asleep watching a tv show that was in japanese but the channel broadcasted shows that were in all kinds of languages. I heard all of it in my sleep and when I woke up, my mind was completely blank! I couldn't speak anything!~ It was hilarious