daaamn, that's one twisted dream
altough I think you just made it up
Topic: I had another Bitcoin dream. (Read 1697 times)
daaamn, that's one twisted dream
altough I think you just made it up
You went looking for more crack? ROFL!
That's a picture of Dave Chappelle playing the crackhead Tyrone Biggums. The more you know!
HAHahah, that picture is so hilarious.
Just "sprinkle some crack".
I dreamed of checking the bitcoin price on btce and it was 500 something.
Then it was so later in the day c:
Then it was so later in the day c:
You went looking for more crack? ROFL!
That's a picture of Dave Chappelle playing the crackhead Tyrone Biggums. The more you know!
i dreamed i was on Mt. Gox, and the price was $1,850,000,000
I had another Bitcoin dream last night (this morning...Bitcoin makes me nocturnal).
As I was dozing off, I was getting 'ee-aw' donkey sounds in my head, as i dreamt of playing table football and having a great scoring chance, but hesitating in firing the shot away.
My main Bitcoin dream however, was being in a barn full of cattle, that was invaded by a load of Chinese cow-boys. They were hacking the cattle to bits and cutting off bull horns, and then betting against each other with lumps of prime steak. I twigged on that when one of the main cowboys was piling his steak up high, that I knew this was a trick and that I should lay out my strips of bacon low, which I did. As it turned out, I was right and my bacon was saved, except I laid it out so low that I didn't get any steak.
That was my dream.
In the past, my vivid Bitcoin dreams have served me very well in a symbolic sense. It was a Bitcoin to $600 dream that I had, the night after I sold some surplus Silk Road coins on LocalBitcoin when Bitcoin was still at $340, that got me racing for Bitstamp verification etc etc (unfortunately Bitcoin was already at $700 by the time I was in position to play on exchange). It has also been due to dreams of a more spooked out nature that primarily resulted in me avoiding some very nasty bull-traps. In short, I pay more attention to the content/symbolism of my dreams than I do to any of the theories I read or concoct with my conscious mind. What I am trying to work out is whether the symbolism of this dream is a result of past events or events that are yet to come.
As I was dozing off, I was getting 'ee-aw' donkey sounds in my head, as i dreamt of playing table football and having a great scoring chance, but hesitating in firing the shot away.
My main Bitcoin dream however, was being in a barn full of cattle, that was invaded by a load of Chinese cow-boys. They were hacking the cattle to bits and cutting off bull horns, and then betting against each other with lumps of prime steak. I twigged on that when one of the main cowboys was piling his steak up high, that I knew this was a trick and that I should lay out my strips of bacon low, which I did. As it turned out, I was right and my bacon was saved, except I laid it out so low that I didn't get any steak.
That was my dream.
In the past, my vivid Bitcoin dreams have served me very well in a symbolic sense. It was a Bitcoin to $600 dream that I had, the night after I sold some surplus Silk Road coins on LocalBitcoin when Bitcoin was still at $340, that got me racing for Bitstamp verification etc etc (unfortunately Bitcoin was already at $700 by the time I was in position to play on exchange). It has also been due to dreams of a more spooked out nature that primarily resulted in me avoiding some very nasty bull-traps. In short, I pay more attention to the content/symbolism of my dreams than I do to any of the theories I read or concoct with my conscious mind. What I am trying to work out is whether the symbolism of this dream is a result of past events or events that are yet to come.
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