Posted by kat on June 22, 2002 at 15:04:35:
In Reply to: i never laughed so hard in my life.... posted by can't believe i wrote it boy on June 22, 2002 at 01:39:46:
: man, i reread this post a few hours later and i couldn't believe the amount of spelling errors in it, not to mention, bad sentence structure, and sloppy thinking. also, i never laughed so hard in my life. This is the most ridiculous monstrosity i have ever placed on a public forum. However, there is something about it that is forgiveable. There is a certain charm to it. I don't know. I certainly don't expect ANYONE to read it since it's so long and drawn out, w way to many run-on sentences. I just want you all to know that I see it now as the real quirky mess that it is. Remember I wrote it upon waking up from the dream.
: Yours, Bill
does anyone really care about run on sentances and lousy spelling? and punctuation, I sure hope not because when you are fighting to get your thoughts on the page before they disintegrate before your very eyes, it's important not to have to woryy about this stuff. You can always go back later and edit it...
Now, as for the whole dream...
I just finished playing Riven which was really cool. If you have ever played Myst or Riven, you can see where I would I really enjoy being in one of Bill's dreams this way. It is like you are in this spectacular fantasy world, in the first person. In this world you are given a puzzle to solve, and you can explore to your hearts content. You push buttons pull levers figure things out as if you were actually there.
Wow, what would it be like to be let loose in Bill's dreamworld where the mission was to interpret the dream? You could open doors and ask questions of the characters in the dream. You could remove the facades and see what was underneath, you could decode messages and decifer riddles and tell the meaning of symbols. I think it would be interesting. Bill should start writing fantasy stories and see where it takes him. Eventually the novel could be made into a game and I could finally explore Bill's dreams.
Shalom
-kat