Are you a somnambulist? Tell us about your nocturnal stirrings.

[mangocrazy]

My friend was playing football with his wife's tender bits back in the late 1980's, but passed away 3 or 4 years ago from complications arising from his cancer treatment, so probably not related to brain issues.

But very much worthwhile knowing about that possibility, thanks.

[ajlog]

There was that one time in Dublin, when I woke my wife by knocking on the hotel bedroom door.
She woke in a panic, who was knocking the door in the middle of the night?

I entered the room and got back into bed, explaining I had simply been for a pee.

Problem was I was starkers, and had been for a piss in the in the public toilet downstairs, luckily it was a small hotel guesthouse hotel and the reception was not 24hrs.

For years I was waiting to see some grainy security camera video footage crop up somewhere of a drunk Welshman wobbling around a hotel foyer in the buff.

[Felix]

My wife woke one night with me grabbing her by the throat due to being jumped in a dream. Apparently i said i was getting beat up and fell asleep again. I wake myself up quite often as i fall in water yet i cant swim. I hate the running dream also as you never get anywhere. Probably due to the duvet holding the legs back but it would be like running through porridge i presume.

[mangocrazy]

I don't often remember dreams and even less remember them in their entirety, but last night I had a dream where I was riding a bike (that wasn't one of mine) and I can't remember what it was. What I do remember is coming to a stop and thinking 'these bars are really wide' as in my arms were R E A L L Y stretched out.

And that's all she wrote. Can't remember anything else.

[Yorick]

Some of my dreams are mind blowing.
I talk about stuff in ways I've never dreamed of.
As though my subconscious is far cleverer than my consciousness.