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03 Apr 2006, 3:49 am

I often fall a sleep when the TV on and while I am sleeping I dream that about what is said on TV. Yesterday I dreamt about international baseball, simply because it was on TV at the time. It was about a game with USA and Japan, I remember one Japanese player hitting the ball and doing and dancing for five seconds before making a home run. The thing is I don’t know whether baseball is big in Japan but I am already certain that it is.

I one time had a dream that I took a trip to Ethiopia. It was a very interesting holiday destination with many sites to see. When I woke up they was a documentary on TV about Ethiopia tourist industry and how it should not be seen as a country of famine like it was in the 80s.

I wonder if this is common amongst NT or other Aspies and whether I could make use of this ability somehow. I am thinking about hypnosis or some why to learn quickly without trying.



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03 Apr 2006, 4:37 am

OMG Im sorry, but the idea of an aspie chav is just plain scary. And disturbing.


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03 Apr 2006, 2:04 pm

What's a "chav"? :?: :|



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03 Apr 2006, 2:19 pm

It's a term referring to a member of the underclass: basically the type of people who drink, vandalise things and drive crap tuned-up cars and exhibit various forms of anti-social behaviour - picking fights with people, vandalising things and so on.

For more information about chavs, have a look at this Wikipedia entry (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav). Also, a list of all the terms that have the same meaning is here (http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/WikiSaurus:chav. My favourite terms are 'spide', 'pikey' and 'scutter'.



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03 Apr 2006, 2:37 pm

I woodnt use the term "underclass"...

Underspecies, maybe, but underclass has the word "class" in it.


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03 Apr 2006, 2:58 pm

I sometimes find that if I fall asleep while watching TV or listening to the radio, I dream about what I've seen or heard and they're usually quite fun as I put my own twist to them. It's a great insight as to how much of an imagination I actually have.



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03 Apr 2006, 6:58 pm

This happens to me all the time. I also dream about things that im physically feeling while asleep. Like, if i'm really thirsty, then in my dream i'll be really thirsty.



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04 Apr 2006, 1:22 am

Tequila wrote:
It's a term referring to a member of the underclass: basically the type of people who drink, vandalise things and drive crap tuned-up cars and exhibit various forms of anti-social behaviour - picking fights with people, vandalising things and so on.

For more information about chavs, have a look at this Wikipedia entry (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav). Also, a list of all the terms that have the same meaning is here (http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/WikiSaurus:chav. My favourite terms are 'spide', 'pikey' and 'scutter'.



A Chav is not a Pikey; However, there is nothing quite as Chavie as a Pickey especially when they set up a new caravan site on a disused piece of land.

Even though I am not a hateful or angry person, I beg-it the best I can. Having little tact and brut honesty can help. I had a field day in a woman’s wig store; I pissed off 3 Jamaican women, they was giving it all of that.
I love horror-core rap music, the more psychotic the better, my work mate think that kind of music will screw up my mind. Screw up my mind? They need a kick up the ass boat they think it will screw up my mind; they forget that I am a logical thinking person.



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04 Apr 2006, 4:11 am

It hasn't happened to me yet--or maybe just the usual sort of thing, like an alarm clock incorporated into the end of a dream.

I am fairly aware of what goes on while I'm asleep; but generally this is only a vague sense of where my waking body is, perhaps the level of light in a room, or sounds not loud enough to wake me. These things don't enter into the dream, however.

I do have my own interesting brand of dream, though.

Three times now, an odd but not at all frightening thing has happened to me: I've been going to sleep, and feeling myself gradually lose awareness of my waking body. Generally I first lose the sensation of being in bed, and feel as though I'm floating, and I know I'm going to sleep. Then I lose the sensation of having a body at all, and my field of vision appears, though it's dark--not as though I have my eyes closed. Then, as my vision clears, like fog rolling away, I find myself inside a dream, with a dream-body. At first, I feel tired and sluggish, and the world is indistinct; but then I have more energy and I'm able to move around inside my dream world. I don't think as clearly as I do when I'm awake; but I'm aware I'm dreaming and, if I can imagine something, I can make it happen. I'm particularly fond of, and adept with, telekinesis; but I'm learning how to create objects and change my surroundings too.

I have lucid dreams (with varying levels of control) quite often. It's really a fascinating talent (though it does come with a downside: Lucid dreams are an indicator of very light sleep), and quite entertaining. Usually, however, I realize I'm dreaming in the middle of a dream, after having gone to sleep normally; though I do get the "tired, sluggish" feeling, and a sensation of the world graying out or going indistint, when I know I'm going to wake up. These few incidents in which, apparently, I never quite "lost consciousness" at all while going to sleep, make me wonder exactly what else I can do with my dreams...


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04 Apr 2006, 2:08 pm

Spaced out man!
Sometime I know that I am in a dream, when I know this I have an ability to fly, not that well though and at low altitude I can’t fly faster then a bus in London. I alone have the ability to fly; people in my dream don’t consider it to be any miracle, just a little unusual, all depending on the dream. The badies in my dream seem to always have a high reach though to grab me by the lag.

I am also immune to guns and explosions but knifes and crossbows are painfull, some of the badies know that guns don’t work on me and take out their knifes instead.



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04 Apr 2006, 3:47 pm

Perhaps you could listen to those foreign language tapes and learn a new language? :)



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04 Apr 2006, 4:41 pm

Assassin wrote:
OMG Im sorry, but the idea of an aspie chav is just plain scary. And disturbing.

ROFL! actually, i would go further than that and say it is an oxymoron.



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04 Apr 2006, 4:48 pm

Tequila wrote:
It's a term referring to a member of the underclass:


So it sounds like a racist term but instead of referring to a particular race it merely refers to a particular class? Does that make it class-ist? lol.

Weird. 8O

Am I wrong? Is it just a term people use when they're joking or is it used as an insult?


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04 Apr 2006, 5:18 pm

hecate wrote:
Assassin wrote:
OMG Im sorry, but the idea of an aspie chav is just plain scary. And disturbing.

ROFL! actually, i would go further than that and say it is an oxymoron.

Yeh lol

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So it sounds like a racist term but instead of referring to a particular race it merely refers to a particular class? Does that make it class-ist? lol.

Weird.

Am I wrong? Is it just a term people use when they're joking or is it used as an insult?

Both. But its not a case of prejudice, since its not used to label a race, or a class (dispite what Tequila said) or any other specific group, just people who think there "hard", and are very aggressive towards anyone and everyone purely because they think there above them. A case of arrogance, really.


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04 Apr 2006, 10:16 pm

Getting back on topic, When I was nine, I'd fall asleep watching Hockey and have dreams that I was in the bleachers, cheering with the rest of the crowd.



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05 Apr 2006, 1:46 am

hecate wrote:
Assassin wrote:
OMG Im sorry, but the idea of an aspie chav is just plain scary. And disturbing.

ROFL! actually, i would go further than that and say it is an oxymoron.


I would not be sure about that, I could be the scientist of begginit, and Chavness could be my subject of study. Chav often do thing without thinking, this leads them to never realize, the ultimate truth about Chavness. Only a person with a scientific mind can be really now the ultimate truth.

I am also into communication and body language to improve my life as an Aspie. I often study those who are beggin-it big time and write lots of notes.