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This is something that has been troubling me for quite some time now and any help will be grately appreciate
...Every night, something very strange happens, I'll be sat at the computer or in bed, and then, before I know it, it's morning. Time jumps forward seven hours :unsure: It allways happens the same way, I'll blink, and then it's morning. This only ever happens at night and it's been happening for many years now, can anyone explain this phenomenon? :unsure:
Stop blinking.
maybe you have the rare ability to slip into another dimension for a period of time, or you are using the wrong type of medicationQuote:
Originally posted by Arcadia@27 January 2004 - 22:25
This is something that has been troubling me for quite some time now and any help will be grately appreciate
...Every night, something very strange happens, I'll be sat at the computer or in bed, and then, before I know it, it's morning. Time jumps forward seven hours :unsure: It allways happens the same way, I'll blink, and then it's morning. This only ever happens at night and it's been happening for many years now, can anyone explain this phonomanon? :unsure:
so you are awake and it's suddenly morning? :blink:
Stop blinking what, clocker?Quote:
Originally posted by clocker@27 January 2004 - 23:26
Stop blinking.
or so it would seem :shifty:Quote:
Originally posted by Azzz@27 January 2004 - 23:27
so you are awake and it's suddenly morning? :blink:
There is actually a crease in time, it has been there for some years now, it is strange that you have only just noticed it.
What happens is that you cross from one side of the crease to the other. The part of time which you do not pass thro' is the "missing hours".
It is actually the crease which causes the blink, rather than the other way around. You have confused the cause and effect in this situation.
I hope this will help you to sleep better.
:blink:Quote:
Originally posted by J'Pol@27 January 2004 - 23:45
There is actually a crease in time, it has been there for some years now, it is strange that you have only just noticed it.
What happens is that you cross from one side of the crease to the other. The part of time which you do not pass thro' is the "missing hours".
It is actually the crease which causes the blink, rather than the other way around. You have confused the cause and effect in this situation.
I hope this will help you to sleep better.
smoke on some weed , it will slow this phenomenon down, trust me, weed solves almost every problem in the world, dont believe me try it and see wha happens :)
based on good movie
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118929/
It's called sleep.Quote:
Originally posted by Arcadia@28 January 2004 - 00:25
This is something that has been troubling me for quite some time now and any help will be grately appreciate
...Every night, something very strange happens, I'll be sat at the computer or in bed, and then, before I know it, it's morning. Time jumps forward seven hours :unsure: It allways happens the same way, I'll blink, and then it's morning. This only ever happens at night and it's been happening for many years now, can anyone explain this phenomenon? :unsure:
(or bullshit)
It affects us all :o , i think they should make a movie out of it. It would be the most boring ever (7 hours of sleep), but i'd go to watch :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Arcadia@27 January 2004 - 23:25
This is something that has been troubling me for quite some time now and any help will be grately appreciate
...Every night, something very strange happens, I'll be sat at the computer or in bed, and then, before I know it, it's morning. Time jumps forward seven hours :unsure: It allways happens the same way, I'll blink, and then it's morning. This only ever happens at night and it's been happening for many years now, can anyone explain this phenomenon? :unsure:
it might be all that late night porn on satalite :blink:
There! It happened again! :o
How do you know 'it has happened' Arcadia. There may be a sudden surge of power in your area every night about the same time. This surge could 'fsat forward your clocks etc.Quote:
Originally posted by Arcadia@28 January 2004 - 13:07
There! It happened again! :o
I would not recommend a night shift job until you get this sorted out though. Does it ever happen when you are in the process of doing 'something'?
How do you know 'it has happened' Arcadia. There may be a sudden surge of power in your area every night about the same time. This surge could 'fsat forward your clocks etc.Quote:
Originally posted by bigboab+28 January 2004 - 13:13--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (bigboab @ 28 January 2004 - 13:13)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Arcadia@28 January 2004 - 13:07
There! It happened again! :o
I would not recommend a night shift job until you get this sorted out though. Does it ever happen when you are in the process of doing 'something'? [/b][/quote]
I don't know? It just happens, and then I can't remember anything? I think you might be right about the clocks though bigboab, at this exact moment, it's 12:19pm, 28 January 1988. What time do you have? :unsure: