What was the most realistic dream you've ever had ?

Question

Includes scarey, funny, weird whatever ....

Answer 1

I dreamed that I was walking through a neighborhood, and some dogs started chasing me. When I tried to run, it was as if my legs could get no traction, and I could only run in "slow-mo." Meanwhile, the dogs from hell were coming to shred me to bits.
Then I had a brilliant idea - Why not just try running up into the air? It worked. I started running/flying up into the air. I could fly as long as I kept running. It was cool to look down at the dogs barking and trying to jump up at me from the sidewalk. The couldn't reach me.
That's when it hit me. Flying above barking dogs doesn't happen normally . Somehow, I put 2 & 2 together, and realized I was dreaming. Then it became so real, so vivid. It was crazy. I could also control what was happening, and change the scenery around me.
I later read that this is called Lucid Dreaming. The dogs/flying dream happened when I was 11. I can still do it now; everytime I dream, I'm always aware that I am dreaming. The best was when was in a battle with pirates on a ship. One guy went to chop me with an axe, and I turned the axe into a Slinky.

Answer 2

the main loopy became the only I had the different night there became a large typhoon coming, so we've been driving to the coastline, and whilst we've been given there, we climbed the stairs to get in, and there became a fat elderly couple there, yet a huge wave got here and flooded the whole coastline. The fat guy have been given buried by ability of silt so we had to climb down the stairs somewhat and dig him out (happily he became 0.5 buried) and then all of us started working around the parking zone because of the fact our automobile used teleport whilst we weren't looking, yet there became a toddlers group with the existence guards nevertheless there for some reason. So we asked what day the coastline could be open returned and the lifegard reported "oh, day six". So we reported "whilst the hell is day six" and that they have been like "Oh, this is friday" so then we saved working. For some reason there have been a large style of massive plastic playgrounds, and a collection of 5 365 days olds have been purely enjoying on em like "Yeah, there's a typhoon coming, who cares." Then the dream ended. there became additionally yet another one the place it became in Harvest Moon: greater acquaintances in mineral city, yet as quickly as I went outdoors interior the morning, Luigi and the Italian mafia have been outdoors my abode and all started beating me up. Then there became the only the place my brother became became right into a skeleton by ability of a spider whilst he went to get substitute for the pinball device that value $9 to play additionally, each and every physique of my desires is particularly sensible and vivid

Answer 3

I dreamt last night that I was in an adventure with the characters of Mortal Combat, it's weird because I've never played it , I don't like the game and I only watched the movie once and that was a long time a go.

Answer 4

At least by Freudian psychology, dreams by their very nature are not realistic. They need interpretation. A dream that reflects back reality in toto is useless.

Answer 5

I dreamt that the White House had quietly amended a key executive order to tighten the president’s grip on federal agencies that enforced health, safety and environmental protections.

I dreamt that, in a statement responding to the executive order, the watchdog group Public Citizen called the initiative "an appalling arrogation of power," charging the White House with claiming more executive will over federal agencies while circumventing congressional oversight.

In my nightmare, the new powers built on a Clinton-era executive order that authorized OIRA to use cost-benefit analysis and other market-based calculations to evaluate rules and regulations proposed by federal agencies. Under that order, OIRA can compel executive-branch agencies, like the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Fish and Wildlife Service, to change proposed public-health, environmental and other regulations according to White House priorities.

I deamt that the amended order enabled the White House to oversee not only regulations, but also "guidance" documents that agencies issue to inform the public about how rules will be enforced – for example, an explanation of how a ruling in an environmental lawsuit will change the way polluters are regulated. OIRA can now scrutinize all "significant" guidance materials – defined according to criteria such as having the ability to "adversely affect" the economy in a "material way."

In my dream, the new order gave the White House enhanced tools to oversee and interfere with federal regulations.In a statement emailed to The NewStandard, Office of Management and Budget spokesperson Andrea Wuebker I dreamt that she predicted the executive order will "lead to improvements in the way the federal government does business – by increasing the quality… and transparency of agency guidance documents."

I dreamt that such "improvements" in the way Washington does business responded directly to industry demands. I dreamt that, in comments filed with the administration, business groups like the US Chamber of Commerce complained that by issuing directives as "guidance," federal agencies are unilaterally expanding their regulatory powers outside of their legal mandates.

The amended executive order also listed the economic concept of "market failure" as a standard for reviewing a proposed rule. In effect, when deciding if a safety or health protection is needed, OIRA could consider whether so-called "market forces" are somehow able to correct the social problem on their own, without government intervention. I dreamt that the view has been publicly promoted by Susan Dudley, Bush’s controversial pending nominee to head OIRA.

Critics say the abstract market-failure standard is set up to legitimize government inaction. The notion of the free market having the ability to eventually resolve public needs, they argue, could become an expansive pretext for OIRA to dismiss crucial regulatory protections.

Rick Melberth, director of regulatory policy with the liberal policy-research group OMB Watch, said that while the full implications of the order are still unclear, the move dovetails with the administration’s general hostility toward interference with business interests.

I dreamt that they didn’t want regulations to impact the regulated industries that are friends of theirs. This is one way they can make that process slow down. It’s a perfectly logical extension of their ideological approach to regulation.

What a night mare, huh?

Answer 6

Many realistic dreams. The dreams that became reality.

Answer 7

I was in bed and my greyhound, and two cats were standing next to the bed. I was happy to see them and I called "Willow!" (my dog) and she came up really close to the bed. I was petting her and was very aware of the feel of her fur. I did feel it. And the thing that makes this dream stand out for me is that they are all deceased........

Answer 8

A wet one, obviously.