Ever had Foster's dreams?

[Fomalhaut]

insanefan said:

;D

I had a Foster's dream a few days ago...Well, not really. XD Wilt was in it, but otherwise, it wasn't a Foster's dream. I was playing soccer or something, and then I was in a building, playing a soccer game on the computer, then I was kicking a soccer ball up a hill while carrying a basketball, then Wilt was walking next to me and asked if he could help, so I gave him the basketball to carry. XD

Haha, that sounds fun!

[Cassini90125]

fomalhaut said:

cassini90125 said:

You're better off with Wilt. ;D

Why, does he look better beside me than Terrence? ;D

I think he'd have a better idea of what to actually do.

[pikabloo]

A few weeks ago I had a dream about myself running through the Foster's dining room with a pair of extremely sharp scissors.

[Cassini90125]

If I'd had that dream I would've tripped.

[pitbulllady]

cassini90125 said:

fomalhaut said:

Why, does he look better beside me than Terrence? ;D

I think he'd have a better idea of what to actually do.

I love it, Cassini-we seem to think alike on some subjects, LOL!

pitbulllady

[Cassini90125]

I do have my moments...

One thing that fascinates me about dreams like this is how the characters look so real. I'm not seeing them as cartoons, or Sims, or as hyper-sophisticated CGI's. They're flesh and blood as much as we are when I've had dreams about them. They move like real people, look real, sound real, even feel real (beyond real in one case . It's remarkable what the mind can accomplish while it's asleep.

I'm getting an urge to go to bed now... ;D

[pitbulllady]

I almost feel left-out and short-changed, since I've NEVER had a Foster's-related dream, not that I can remember, anyway. I'd LOVE to have a dream with Wilt in it, but for some reason-stress, I suppose-my brain just refuses to go there at night. Maybe it's because I think about him TOO much while I'm awake, as a pleasant diversion from things like paying bills, my car breaking down(AGAIN), grading papers, filling out paperwork, dealing with parents who think their little angels' you-know-what doesn't stink, and so on and so forth, that whenever one part of my sleeping brain tries to conjure up a dream of Wilt, the rest of my brain goes, "UH-UH, no WAY...I've had ENOUGH of that guy for one twenty-four-hour period while she was awake! I REFUSE to have anything to do with him while she's asleep, darn it!" In fact, as I've pointed out before, the ONLY favorite character I've EVER dreamed about was Randall-and both of those dreams played out like commercials on tv. I wasn't even in 'em, but it was more like I was watching them on the television, so they were mental "eye candy" and nothing more.

pitbulllady

[kageri]

Uh.... so this one time I had a dream that there was a new episode and Bloo swore. Like, one of the really bad ones.

.....then, I got banned from Never Forgotten for some unknown reason. Let's hope it isn't one of those psychic dreams....

[Cassini90125]

kageri said:

Uh.... so this one time I had a dream that there was a new episode and Bloo swore. Like, one of the really bad ones.

.....then, I got banned from Never Forgotten for some unknown reason. Let's hope it isn't one of those psychic dreams....

Let's hope mine was!!! ;D

[leadballoon]

I was just having a long discussion last night with someone about visiting imaginary places in dreams - like settings for, say, cartoons for example! I used to read a lot about dreams and dreaming over the last few years, and I haven't bothered to pay much attention to them recently - I'm totally going to start writing down my dreams and paying attention to them again...Foster's, here I come!

[Cassini90125]

There is some evidence in the medical literature that activities like that can indeed increase the frequency of remembered dreams. Good luck and keep us informed!

[Fomalhaut]

Uh-oh, what would Wilt "do"? ;D

[kageri]

I had a dream last night that um.....Bloo wanted to be a communist.

I wish I were making that up.

[pitbulllady]

fomalhaut said:

Uh-oh, what would Wilt "do"? ;D

I think the point that Cassini was trying to make here is that Wilt is a mature adult, who's probably had some experience in that area(the oppposite sex). He's also a gentleman, which believe me, is becoming a rarer and rarer trait these days. Terrence, on the other hand, is a 13-year-old kid, who probably still has some of that "EWWW! Girl GERMS!" mentality that little boys often have. Not only would Terrence be horribly awkward, but he'd have no clue as to what it takes to impress a lady. He'd probably consider showing off some new and violent video game to be the way to win fair lady's heart, then get upset because she didn't hold the controls the right way, or make fun of her because she wasn't very good at the game. He'd figure that bragging about beating up his little brother would surely impress a young lady. Wilt would certainly know better!

On the other hand, though, I guess it depends on your age. If you're closer to Terrence's age, it might work, though you'd have to put up with some awefully silly behavior that 13-year-old boys are noted for. It's actually rather easy to see why so many teen girls hook up with older guys; they just can't tolerate the often-ridiculous behavior of their own male contemporaries! A typical conversation might go something like this:

girl: "So, uhm, Terrence, what do you wanna do this evening, hmm?

Terrence: "Hey, watch this! I can turn my eyelids inside out and look just like a zombie! It's TOTALLY cool...wanna see?"

pitbulllady

[Fomalhaut]

I know a 13-year-old guy who does that all the time to impress me (I'm 18 btw). I like him, though I never even think about considering him a "man".

I like Terrence anyway. (In my stories, I tried to imagine how he'd react to the first crush of his life)