Drowsing into the future

Have you ever had this experience where youre maybe watching TV or just sitting there on the coach and little by little your falling asleep and then you wake up and its just been a short time to you but its really been hours that youve been alseep.

I keep doing this and I hate it because I feel like I just dont want to waste time. Like I was sitting on my bed and looking at the clock, and its 11:30 and then I just close my eyes and open them again moments later its like 4:45, five hours later, just like that! Every time I do this I say to myself "Ah crap, not again". Because I dream of nothing at all during this time I'm asleep. I also wake up the same way I fall asleep, sitting up. It feels like I'm fast-forwarding into the future in seconds.

Maybe you have discovered time travel.

No maybe not time travel, but freezing your mind until you get to a certain time. Time travel is both back and forward into time. Which I think is impossible.

So maybe you can learn how to sleep untill 2250

LOL, yeah then I'll wake up six feet under.

tru but mayb you could preserve your body somehow

happened to me in the exact opposite way... I've posted about it somewhere.

Well, I close my eyes ( or fall asleep) for a few minutes, I wake up and think that the full 8+ hours have passed...

freaky...

Thats strange.

I've done the same sort of thing. I suspect it might be something to do with my "body clock" malfunctioning, because I was ill this day and this might of made it bugger up.

I go to sleep at 5 in the afternoon (like I said, I was ill). Anyway, I wake up after what I think is 9 hours of sleep, thinking it's a brand new day, and I go look at the clock and it's only one hour after I went to sleep.

You know, come to think of it, this could be what happened to sleeping beauty (not the film, but a poor 11 year old girl). She bumped her head on some ice real hard, so she went to bed to sleep it off. She stayed asleep for about *60* years. Nothing could wake her up. They even got a band to play the hardest, loudest music possible but it failed.

Maybe she whacked her head exactly where her body clock function thing is, and it buggered up, and went reallllly slow. So when she went to sleep, the body clock kept her asleep for ages and ages and ages, but to the body clock it only seemed 9 hours.

When she woke up, she remembered no dreams, and she was now 70, her mother and father were dead, her brothers had died in a freak boating accident, and the only reason she was alive was because a kind old lady took pity on her and fed her.

That must of been so scary. To have your life taken away from you like that.

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Originally posted by Kaniaz

You know, come to think of it, this could be what happened to sleeping beauty (not the film, but a poor 11 year old girl). She bumped her head on some ice real hard, so she went to bed to sleep it off. She stayed asleep for about *60* years.

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Oh my gosh is that true? I would hate that to happen, all that life just gone. Woah. I can't get that out of my head now. Did this happen a long time ago, or is she still alive?

Zoe

Wait, I get that all the time, where you go to sleep put its only been a short while. Then you wake up and you think its the next day. Kinda got used to it already and I just know that I went to sleep and its still the same day.

The sleeping beauty story, I think its a fake.

I can't believe something like that could make that happen.