Revolver

If there are gaps in your memory, you may well have been messed with.

I noticed that life has its own chapters with their own themes. Sometimes you have a shit theme, but a feeling of hope that can boost your willpower can be drawn from knowing that all chapters pass. Hold on tight and ride it out! Just like bad weather.

God no, that means talking to people and getting to know them...

I agree with your sentiments.

I've managed to avoid it so far, and won't find it a problem to keep doing so. Whoever she is, she's a dickhead. With a guy's name. Who leads team rocket.

I'd pay £10.

It was a more recent alias he made for dealing with different music to TheScientist

Wow, that looks great! Internal hose routing is nice. The headtube badge is cool too.

I am so not going to sit and watch that for an hour.

Shit, yeah, we both wear glasses! Peas in a pod.

Man, driving back from Meadowhall on the M1 in this weather was frightening.

You don't perv on them, no-one's forcing you, but unfortunately you do sometimes clap eyes on them before you realise what you're looking at, before you can look away.

There used to be a special button for it but it went missing really soon after it turned up.

Woah, that's some skilled trials you've got going on.

Pffft, you can't talk. No-one knows it but you started that fashion back in 2009 or something with your damn flat bars that pointed forwards.

The digital age is destroying our language. Proof? Look no further than 'Amazeballs'.

I thought it was dumb when people put their title in the subtitle and put something dumb like 'Look here for info about' in the titles. People still do that. Make a proper title so people can see what you're on about! Subtitles are great for selling stuff though.

Clerictgm needs to post in here.

Now here's an even more funny thing about what you said. Brains are incredibly good at filling in details. That's why optical illusions work, and that's why, to kids, shadows might be monsters. If you pay really close attention to your dreams you'll notice your brain is only doing that. Have you ever seen something, thought, 'it looks a bit like this thing!' and then the next time you look it looks more like it? One of the coolest examples is when you find text or mechanical things in your dreams. Text, even if you concentrate really hard, always moves about and turns out to be gobbledegook. And mechanical objects, well, you turn a doorknob or a steering wheel and your brain knows what should happen, but if you look really closely, it's not really working properly, it's simply expectation being followed through. Text is the biggest clue for me for making me realise I'm dreaming. Sometimes you can have some fun when this happens but you might notice the dream becomes really unstable. You'll see what I mean. Lately though, if I see text shifting around I simply think 'Oh, it's a dream.' and I keep on dreaming normally, going with the flow.

Pffft, what is it with you Russians? Are you born with no sense of fear? Maybe the boring communist architecture affects your ability to judge heights.

Tritons are pimp, I'd love one. So is this, though.

Word, there's nothing wrong with doing that, it doesn't affect anyone. It's going to be a hell of a rush. If someone else did it first I might do it.

I like the kloud sticker.

It genuinely depends on how you sleep. Do you always sleep until you wake up or do you use an alarm? They say sleep is in cycles, if you break a cycle I find I wake up and recall dreaming, whereas if I just wake up naturally I don't always seem to dream. The trippy bit of dreams is that everyone does it, but you don't always remember it, it gets wiped from your memory, so even though you don't remember dreaming, you probably still did.