BOO!

I may have over reacted to Kevin's jest about head noises being voices
heard in head because frankly folks the very thought of actually
hearing spoken words (speech) in my head terrifies me... and having
said that now I feel as though I'm bound to it even if only in a
dream. It scares me! Honestly.

John Nast of "A Beautiful Mind" in a PBS interview says he never had
visual hallucinations such as depiced in the movie about his taking
control of his schizophrenia *(With help of anti psychotic drugs),
only aural (voices) which he learned to tune out. But his son suffers
the same condition and does have the visual affect.

There's something extraordinary about our brains we have yet to
discover...that subtle boundary? if you will between the conscience
and the subconsciousness. It's really spooky isn't it.. how they operate.

IE: take sleep walking for example. A sleep walker actually acts out
his dream state. Actually gets up out of bed and walks around in the
dark.... etc. You're not supposed to wake them up.. just lead them back
to bed. But when they wake up they have NO recollection of what they
id while asleep.

Now that's truly scary.... ! ((There was a case in France where a man
had committed murders in his sleep.))

Now put that holloween candy away and have a good spine tingly scare
instead... hehe...

Cinders


... Murphy's Law only fails when you try to demonstrate it

--- PPoint 3.01