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Why does cheese make you have nightmares

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Re: Why does cheese make you have nightmares
« Reply #20 on: 29/01/2006 00:42:41 »
ive found that if i sleep on my left side i have bad dreams,and conversely on my right i have pleasant dreams, is this something to do with the brain, or has my 2 year old stuffed a cheese string in my ear whilst i slept ?
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Re: Why does cheese make you have nightmares
« Reply #21 on: 29/01/2006 01:49:48 »
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ive found that if i sleep on my left side i have bad dreams,and conversely on my right i have pleasant dreams, is this something to do with the brain, or has my 2 year old stuffed a cheese string in my ear whilst i slept ?


Very Interesting so you have a bad side and a good side.... Hmmm  i Wonder what this could mean?????

Arrh eureka.

Congratulations Mr Hinton it seems your human after all.[:D]

Just out of interest though, what happens if you sleep on your back with your head straight

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Re: Why does cheese make you have nightmares
« Reply #22 on: 29/01/2006 04:41:58 »
Impassioned Plea !

I wonder if cheeses have nightmares too ! Did you ever give it consideration ?...Perhaps you should !

I would have thought that any cheese that has to suffer the torment and mental anguish of being grated must go through some sort of horrific  cheesy trauma which induces night terrors in the cheese !!.....Think....next time you grate some cheese...just think will ya !!!

For Heavens sake !!

Men are the same as women.... just inside out !!
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Re: Why does cheese make you have nightmares
« Reply #23 on: 29/01/2006 19:56:45 »
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Originally posted by ukmicky

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That's hard to do.

I find some of my dreams have brilliant well structured story lines,so much so if i were to write them down and make a film out of them i would be winning Academy Awards[:)]

However (i love that word) However i find dream memories are not like normal memories and disappear from my recall within a few minutes.




yeah, I know what you mean
Well i wrote in my log right when i woke up..and i think i must have been half asleep or something
later that day i went to read what i had written...and it was complete nonsense...
and i didnt remember writing any of it

ill include quote from the log;
"Ice cream from WaWa turned into water and I showed Tyler as if it were a solution to the mystery."
...now that could win an academy award!

[:D]
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Re: Why does cheese make you have nightmares
« Reply #24 on: 30/01/2006 20:27:39 »
hi again mickey.
in answer to your question,my wife punches me as i snore in this position,oh, and i wouldnt be too sure about the human part ! ! !

every village has one !
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Re: Why does cheese make you have nightmares
« Reply #25 on: 30/01/2006 23:26:54 »
RAY

I sleep face down with the pillow lower than normal at neck height so my head is just above ,its the only way i can fall asleep and i never snore.

Hey! maybe I've just found a cure for snoring. [:)]

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Re: Why does cheese make you have nightmares
« Reply #26 on: 31/01/2006 00:56:15 »
That sounds a bit too awkward for me,im a fat old fart and would probably suffocate if i slept face down.

every village has one !
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