Brownies and Reversing Polarities
I had a dream last summer that I totally just remembered, and it was about brownies and reversing polarities. It's quite short so I thought I'd share it with you, because its' really dorky:)
I was at work again, and I had looked up the wrong PLU number for brownies. I didn’t know how to reverse it, so I asked Phyllis, one of our managers, to help. I found her in the back hall of the store, which was also attached to a huge facility/private airplane hangar. She was hunched over some controls and I asked her for a manager's key. She told me to wait and help her with her shuttle's problem. There was a space shuttle in the hangar, and Ben Tegge and Ben Soucy, and some other guy had spacesuits on. The other guy showed me some calculations and a hologram of two yellow electrons. They were using calculus to theorize something about increasing metal strength by increasing power output while reversing the polarities of the two electrons. I said it might not work, but they disagreed and prepared to launch the shuttle anyway.
And that is the end of my dream as I could remember. Here's my explanation.
Phyllis was one of our newly transferred managers, and I guess she's cool, so I dreamt about her. Nothing creepy about that, lol. There are no PLU's, or look-up numbers for brownies, PLU's mostly deal with produce. It makes sense that I would dream about shuttles and private facilities within a store, because my favorite show, Stargate: SG-1, involves a secret underground facility in Colorado;) But overall, I blame Peter Deluise. It's all his fault. He put the idea in my head. And Gene Roddenberry too. I had watched the episode 'Wormhole X-Treme' that day for the first time, and watched the commentary on it as well (instead of doing hw). Peter said that in Star Trek, created by Gene Roddenberry, the scientists would always try to reverse the polarity of something to no avail. Peter decided to make a crack on it, because as gaters know, it was the 100th episode. The spoof of reversing the polarity was actually made in the 200th episode, so it was really cool. So, anyways, that's how my dream came to be. I found it really funny and wanted to share with you guys. Thanks for tuning in, lol.
I was at work again, and I had looked up the wrong PLU number for brownies. I didn’t know how to reverse it, so I asked Phyllis, one of our managers, to help. I found her in the back hall of the store, which was also attached to a huge facility/private airplane hangar. She was hunched over some controls and I asked her for a manager's key. She told me to wait and help her with her shuttle's problem. There was a space shuttle in the hangar, and Ben Tegge and Ben Soucy, and some other guy had spacesuits on. The other guy showed me some calculations and a hologram of two yellow electrons. They were using calculus to theorize something about increasing metal strength by increasing power output while reversing the polarities of the two electrons. I said it might not work, but they disagreed and prepared to launch the shuttle anyway.
And that is the end of my dream as I could remember. Here's my explanation.
Phyllis was one of our newly transferred managers, and I guess she's cool, so I dreamt about her. Nothing creepy about that, lol. There are no PLU's, or look-up numbers for brownies, PLU's mostly deal with produce. It makes sense that I would dream about shuttles and private facilities within a store, because my favorite show, Stargate: SG-1, involves a secret underground facility in Colorado;) But overall, I blame Peter Deluise. It's all his fault. He put the idea in my head. And Gene Roddenberry too. I had watched the episode 'Wormhole X-Treme' that day for the first time, and watched the commentary on it as well (instead of doing hw). Peter said that in Star Trek, created by Gene Roddenberry, the scientists would always try to reverse the polarity of something to no avail. Peter decided to make a crack on it, because as gaters know, it was the 100th episode. The spoof of reversing the polarity was actually made in the 200th episode, so it was really cool. So, anyways, that's how my dream came to be. I found it really funny and wanted to share with you guys. Thanks for tuning in, lol.