And this is why in my dreams I can't have nice things
"Dreams" within a dream?
I just a had "a discussion about dreams" within a dream. The dream sequence went like this:
Was sitting in a bus with a random lady (RL) who looked all femme fatale and glam.
RL: I dreamed I was having a foursome with FOUR EDWARD NORTONS. Imagine that, I was cavorting with four Edward Nortons and they were all pleasuring me! *is smug*
Kohii: That's nothing. I dreamed I was having coffee with Edward Norton and we were having an earnest discussion on the merits of using a Cleric as a tank player over a Paladin. At first, Edward Norton preferred using a Paladin for that purpose because of the class's warrior build and party-buffing spells. But then I won him over to my side by reminding him that not only does a Cleric have a decent warrior build, but that this character class has a wider array of self/party-buffing spells, area effect offensive spells (Hammer of the Gods FTW!), zero armor restrictions and you can totally sacrifice one skill point to give the Cleric a proficiency in martial weapons to up the melee damage. After that, Edward Norton was totally sold on my argument and we both decided to multiplay as a Cleric of Lathander and a Cleric of Tempus.
RL: ....
Kohii: *nudges random seatmate who isn't party to the conversation* Yeah? Yeah? Huh? What about that? Eh?
End of Dream Sequence.
And Edward Norton wasn't ever in the dream. Damn it. What the hell's wrong with me? (>_<)
I just a had "a discussion about dreams" within a dream. The dream sequence went like this:
Was sitting in a bus with a random lady (RL) who looked all femme fatale and glam.
RL: I dreamed I was having a foursome with FOUR EDWARD NORTONS. Imagine that, I was cavorting with four Edward Nortons and they were all pleasuring me! *is smug*
Kohii: That's nothing. I dreamed I was having coffee with Edward Norton and we were having an earnest discussion on the merits of using a Cleric as a tank player over a Paladin. At first, Edward Norton preferred using a Paladin for that purpose because of the class's warrior build and party-buffing spells. But then I won him over to my side by reminding him that not only does a Cleric have a decent warrior build, but that this character class has a wider array of self/party-buffing spells, area effect offensive spells (Hammer of the Gods FTW!), zero armor restrictions and you can totally sacrifice one skill point to give the Cleric a proficiency in martial weapons to up the melee damage. After that, Edward Norton was totally sold on my argument and we both decided to multiplay as a Cleric of Lathander and a Cleric of Tempus.
RL: ....
Kohii: *nudges random seatmate who isn't party to the conversation* Yeah? Yeah? Huh? What about that? Eh?
End of Dream Sequence.
And Edward Norton wasn't ever in the dream. Damn it. What the hell's wrong with me? (>_<)