Deja Vu, Sixth Sense

[1066gull]

The stuff is mind boggling. On regular occurrences I now have this experience that make me wonder 'I swear i have done this before'. Last weekend I help a cousin relocate in Hastings and I all of a sudden had a major Deja Vu sensation when carrying one of the heaviest items to the basement of the flats on the seafront. Talk about timing.

But to my memory I have never been such a place before. But I get the sensation of deja vu regularly. Then take last night where I got another sensation of this deja vu, same sensation but this time a dream. I was told I was expecting to be a Pap Pap. First I am far too young to be a Papa and it is practically impossible because the one person I've been with I never recreated with anyway.

So it brought me to the fact is deja vu a sort of sixth sense?

9 pages. enjoy you drannits.

 

[clarkey]

Sure I read somewhere that deja vu is where the brain registers the same information because one part of your brain works slower than the rest, would make a lot of sense.

 

[simmo]

I am sure I have seen this type of thread before.

 

[Garage_Doors]

Whats a Pap Pap,
Don't remember seeing that before.

 

[vegster]

This thread is not a surprise to me

 

[Gazwag]

Its difficult to compare them really, DeJa Vu was a sci fi whereas Sixth Sense was more of a thriller/horror

 

[Mellotron]

First I am far too young to be a Papa and it is practically impossible because the one person I've been with I never recreated with anyway.

You REALLY didn't have to go into this much detail...

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

it's a glitch in the matrix

everyone knows that

 

[Giraffe]

I'm sure we've had this thread before.

 

[tip top]

Same shit, just a different day fella

 

[Twinkle Toes]

Buggering heck! Is this Groundhog Day??

 

[Billy the Fish]

it is caused by the delay of the senses to the brain.

This thread was caused by a 20-odd year delay in sense to Aids' brain

 

[Trigger]

I can't stand The Zutons either.

 

[¤DãŃn¥ §êãGüLL¤]

The stuff is mind boggling. On regular occurrences I now have this experience that make me wonder 'I swear i have done this before'. Last weekend I help a cousin relocate in Hastings and I all of a sudden had a major Deja Vu sensation when carrying one of the heaviest items to the basement of the flats on the seafront. Talk about timing.

But to my memory I have never been such a place before. But I get the sensation of deja vu regularly. Then take last night where I got another sensation of this deja vu, same sensation but this time a dream. I was told I was expecting to be a Pap Pap. First I am far too young to be a Papa and it is practically impossible because the one person I've been with I never recreated with anyway.

So it brought me to the fact is deja vu a sort of sixth sense?

9 pages. enjoy you drannits.

You think you're so hard

 

[xenophon]

Who drives the team coach, Frank Spencer?

 

[Fred Oliver - Legend]

we must be running out of buses

 

[defrocked priest]

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Yer fuked fella',

 

[Bwian]

Sure I read somewhere that deja vu is where the brain registers the same information because one part of your brain works slower than the rest, would make a lot of sense.

In this case don't you mean 1 person's brain works slower than the rest of us?

 

[Paul Skinback]

REM, Rapid Eye Movement ladies. It's where the brain takes a micro second to realise what you are doing, then realises what you are doing, then catches up with itself, thus giving the illusion that you have been somewhere/seen something before.
Takes a Palace fan to edumacate you, t t t t t t