Freaky unicycle dream
 

Last night I went on a ride around some of my favorite trials and street
obstacles. I pushed many of my old boundaries, and made some real
progress while getting a great workout.

One problem--My trials uni has been sitting in the shed for about a
week now with a flat tire. It took me half the day to realize this, and
I can only conclude that the uni ride was of no more substance than a
dream. I recall wondering sometime during the ride, looking down at the
perfectly compressing tire, "Didn't that have a flat yesterday that I
never fixed?" and rationalizing it away.

This disturbs me a little, to say the least:o


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Dude... That's so awesome.

I've been having pretty strange dreams lately too.


It can be hard sometimes to distinguish what happened in your dreams
and what happened in real life.


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nimblelight;1140780 wrote:
Last night I went on a ride around some of my favorite trials and street
obstacles. I pushed many of my old boundaries, and made some real
progress while getting a great workout.

One problem--My trials uni has been sitting in the shed for about a
week now with a flat tire. It took me half the day to realize this, and
I can only conclude that the uni ride was of no more substance than a
dream. I recall wondering sometime during the ride, looking down at the
perfectly compressing tire, "Didn't that have a flat yesterday that I
never fixed?" and rationalizing it away.

This disturbs me a little, to say the least:o




rofl I think that happened to me once.


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Thank you, Martin Luther King.

Inspirational. Another 40 years and America will have a unicyclist for
President.


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Quick, patch your tube and go for a ride before how everything felt
leaves your brain.

I had a dream years ago that I was able to jump up stairs 3 at a time
(at the time I was just learning to hop, betting up a curb about 1/3 of
the time) In the morning I took my unicycle and was able to do curbs
consistently and sometimes made it up some stairs.

I think I posted about it before.

Anyway when you can do something in your dream that you have been
working on for a while often your brain has subconsciously figured out
how to do it better than the way that your were practicing.


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Last night I had a dream that I lost my kh freeride saddle so I made one
out of clay at work. But then my boss caught me wasting time and I got
fired.


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gabetheunicycleman wrote:
just a quick question for girl unicyclists, as guys we get nutted, do
you ever get clitted.?
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Littleman, Im sorry......That is freaking hilarious.


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Wow... those are cool dreams...

I heard recently that if you keep a log of every dream you have, they
become a little more controllable and you can eventually dictate every
move. I never considered it could help with unicycling. Hmmmm...


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madmattunipro;1141440 wrote:
Wow... those are cool dreams...

I heard recently that if you keep a log of every dream you have, they
become a little more controllable and you can eventually dictate every
move. I never considered it could help with unicycling. Hmmmm...



I once read something similiar about how if you think about dreams
alot, you'll remeber more dreams. Most people only remeber one dream a
night if that, but in reality we have 6-7 dreams a night during REM
sleep. I tried this once, and remebered 4 dreams in one night.

However, saskatchewanian, I don't think these dreams are I sign of us
learning how to do a trick, because dreams have no meaning and are mere
electrical impulses.


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gabetheunicycleman wrote:
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you ever get clitted.?
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littleman;1141443 wrote:
...... Most people only remeber one dream a night if that, but in
reality we have 6-7 dreams a night during REM sleep.......


Woah... I only remember about 1 of my dreams in a week...


Sometimes when I am half awake I twitch my right foot (front foot on
uni) like I am doing a crankflip.


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