I had a dream last night that I had turned into a Republican.

[Cyrano]

The scariest part was that when I woke up this morning, the backs of my knuckles were raw and bloody as though they had been dragged along pavement.

I don't believe in werewolves or vampires. But is there any possibility that if you have a Republican blood relative, you can turn into one on nights when there's a full moon?

Nah, that's impossible. After all, what rational human being could believe all the crap that they do?

[snacker]

1. That's not a dream...it's a nightmare! n/t

[bryant69]

2. Of course they have one advantage over vampires

Don't have to fear the Cross. On the other hand, they would probably be afraid of "The Origin of Species."

Bryant

[shain from kane]

3. Don't drink Kool-Aid after 10:00 p.m.

[mrcheerful]

4. I'm not sure as there are folks out their that

think witch's are stealing babies for human sacrifices on Halloween and they aren't locked up.

[snogirl]

5. u think that is bad...

i dreamed that i became a selfish, self-centered, pleasure-seeking creep of a guy who in his insecurity piled up things about me that i thought would make me feel better, but just made me feel more empty inside...

[Cyrano]

6. Hi, snogirl. Welcome to DU. I guarantee you that the "empty inside"

feeling will go away as you find more and more soul mates here.

Peace, and may the New Year bring you health and happiness.

Cyrano

[ChickMagic]

7. You were probably acting out your nightmare

You could have been punching your headboard or your wall. If this happens often, I'd consult your doctor. There's a hormone that paralyzes you while you sleep so you don't act out your dreams. Sometimes, when you wake up before the hormone dissipates, it can be terrifying.

My little sister sleepwalks, and when she was in ballet, she got up, put on her costume, laid down in the closet and did her "Be my little baby bumblebee, buzz around, buzz around," etc: She was also dancing lying down.