Ever Had A Deja-vu Moment Where You Knew What Was About To Be Said?

[disneyspy]

This morning at work i walked up on a co-worker who was looking under my mower,i asked him what was up and immediately felt like this had happened before. He said he was looking for the gas tank and i started to get chills i backed up a bit and asked why. He said because the two times he's put gas in it, it looked like it was going into a deep tank but obviously it wasnt by the look of it,then i said with him "it's shallow and it looks like its in two parts". This seriously freeked me out because i knew he was going to say that,i walked away from him and the rest of the day was normal but i had the feeling that if i stayed there more deja-vu shit would happen. Anyone else ever been freeked out by something like this,cuz ive had deja-vu momemts but never felt freeked out by them and its still wierds me out 5 hours later

[CountryBob]

Yep - you need to join the rest of the Oceanic 815 at the church and finally move on...

[Furtherman]

This morning at work i walked up on a co-worker who was looking under my mower,i asked him what was up and immediately felt like this had happened before.

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[A.J.]

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:clap:

[Kevin]

This morning at work i walked up on a co-worker who was looking under my mower,i asked him what was up and immediately felt like this had happened before. He said he was looking for the gas tank and i started to get chills i backed up a bit and asked why. He said because the two times he's put gas in it, it looked like it was going into a deep tank but obviously it wasnt by the look of it,then i said with him "it's shallow and it looks like its in two parts". This seriously freeked me out because i knew he was going to say that,i walked away from him and the rest of the day was normal but i had the feeling that if i stayed there more deja-vu shit would happen. Anyone else ever been freeked out by something like this,cuz ive had deja-vu momemts but never felt freeked out by them and its still wierds me out 5 hours later

It happens to me alot.

I even remember dreaming shit that happends the same way..

Sometimes i worry that we live this life over and over and that we are stuck in a loop..

[disneyspy]

fuck you asses,i know im not alone in this

[Hottub]

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[Chigworthy]

Everyone has had deja vu, or remembered dreaming something as it is happening in real life. No one has ever actually predicted the future in this manner, because is it just a powerful trick of the memory.

[disneyspy]

Everyone has had deja vu, or remembered dreaming something as it is happening in real life. No one has ever actually predicted the future in this manner, because is it just a powerful trick of the memory.

no one? i beg to differ and please no more hack posts,i'm looking for people that have experinced this cuz i'm still a little freeked and i know others go thru this and just dont talk about it

[Judge Smails]

They've changed something in the Matrix. Keep a lookout for men in black doing king fu moves on the back nine.

[Kevin]

They've changed something in the Matrix. Keep a lookout for men in black doing king fu moves on the back nine.



You have Deja-vu moments everday when you waste $16 on crappy lobster sandwiches.

[Judge Smails]

You have Deja-vu moments everday when you waste $16 on crappy lobster sandwiches.

I've ignored you until now because your whole bit is so painfully unfunny at this point that its not even worth a comment. But by this point you're just coming off as a Class A prick. Bring something new to the table lest I have to start shadowing your every post with retarded and played, unfunny comments, douche.

[ozzie]

This morning at work I walked up on a co-worker who was looking under my mower, and I asked him what was up, and immediately felt like this had happened before. He said he was looking for the gas tank and I started to get chills. I backed up a bit and asked why.

He said because the two times he's put gas in it, it looked like it was going into a deep tank but obviously it wasnt by the look of it, then I said to him "it's shallow and it looks like its in two parts".

This seriously freaked me out because I knew he was going to say that.

I walked away from him and the rest of the day was normal but I had the feeling that if I stayed there more deja-vu shit would happen.

Anyone else ever been freeked out by something like this? Because I've had deja-vu moments, but never felt freaked out by them and it still wierds me out 5 hours later.

[spoon]

You have Deja-vu moments everday when you waste $16 on crappy lobster sandwiches.

I'd say that fucking post is deja-vu. I could have sworn I read it 50 times from you already.

Oh and gayest aim label ever!

[disneyspy]

I'd say that fucking post is deja-vu. I could have sworn I read it 50 times from you already.

Oh and gayest aim label ever!

you dont like its a jay bomb from arod?

[Kevin]

Spoon is just cranky that his team went down in history giving up the 600th hr to the Great Arod.

JAY BOMB!

[Fallon]

fuck you asses,i know im not alone in this

Whoa, I just said that as I read it.

Deja-vu!!

[StanUpshaw]

It's just a peculiarity in the way your brain routes information. The sensation can be reproduced by electrical stimulation to the brain. There's nothing supernatural about it.

[Furtherman]

Exactly. A quick google search will explain what deja vu actually is exactly a quick google search will explain... Oh shit.

[Chigworthy]

no one? i beg to differ and please no more hack posts,i'm looking for people that have experinced this cuz i'm still a little freeked and i know others go thru this and just dont talk about it

Easy old man, I didn't mean for it to be a hack post; this is my honest interpretation of deja vu. I have experienced feelings very similar to what you described, but I have formulated the opinion that the mind is tricked into thinking that it has already thought something as it is happening, but what is really happening is that the perception of present time is moving slower than the speed at which the brain is writing it's short-term memory, resulting in the perception that it has experienced something before it actually happened. As far as why it happens? Fuck if I know. I guess I think it's pretty likely that it's just a weird side-effect of one of the many mysterious processes of the brain.

[disneyspy]

Easy old man, I didn't mean for it to be a hack post; this is my honest interpretation of deja vu. I have experienced feelings very similar to what you described, but I have formulated the opinion that the mind is tricked into thinking that it has already thought something as it is happening, but what is really happening is that the perception of present time is moving slower than the speed at which the brain is writing it's short-term memory, resulting in the perception that it has experienced something before it actually happened. As far as why it happens? Fuck if I know. I guess I think it's pretty likely that it's just a weird side-effect of one of the many mysterious processes of the brain.

i wasnt saying yours was a hack post(that was the picture copiers) but maybe we are going thru our lives again in an effort to get it right so we can move on to the next level if we get it right this time which makes me think how many people have gotten it right and had their positive energy move to the next level and how many levels are there and how many times do we get to go thru them? and what level is this?

[StanUpshaw]

i wasnt saying yours was a hack post(that was the picture copiers) but maybe we are going thru our lives again in an effort to get it right so we can move on to the next level if we get it right this time which makes me think how many people have gotten it right and had their positive energy move to the next level and how many levels are there and how many times do we get to go thru them? and what level is this?

A man your age has to take care to avoid pulling a muscle when he jumps to conclusions like that.

[disneyspy]

A man your age has to take care to avoid pulling a muscle when he jumps to conclusions like that.

and cramps when i'm having the sex

[weekapaugjz]

There is one level and at the end is a dirt nap.

This was suppopsed to quote dspys crazy levels post

[keithy_19]

This morning at work I walked up on a co-worker who was looking under my mower, and I asked him what was up, and immediately felt like this had happened before. He said he was looking for the gas tank and I started to get chills. I backed up a bit and asked why.

He said because the two times he's put gas in it, it looked like it was going into a deep tank but obviously it wasnt by the look of it, then I said to him "it's shallow and it looks like its in two parts".

This seriously freaked me out because I knew he was going to say that.

I walked away from him and the rest of the day was normal but I had the feeling that if I stayed there more deja-vu shit would happen.

Anyone else ever been freeked out by something like this? Because I've had deja-vu moments, but never felt freaked out by them and it still wierds me out 5 hours later.

:lol:

[keithy_19]

i wasnt saying yours was a hack post(that was the picture copiers) but maybe we are going thru our lives again in an effort to get it right so we can move on to the next level if we get it right this time which makes me think how many people have gotten it right and had their positive energy move to the next level and how many levels are there and how many times do we get to go thru them? and what level is this?

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[CaptainBlowhole]

I remember hearing that it is not really a duplicate event that you are experiencing again, but rather just a feeling that washes over you. The feeling is caused by another triggering event that initiated the feeling. Its happened to me many times and I could swear its as you say, and if someone had me in a lie detector at that moment, I would pass a test with flying colors that I had, indeed, experienced that event before.

[StanUpshaw]

Here's one that really does me head in: Deja vu in your dreams.

I dream about a place and in my dream it feels like I've been there before. I can't stand not knowing whether I dreamt a deja vu experience, or whether I've actually dreamt about that same place earlier in my life.

[Justice4all]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_KmNZNT5xwIt's a glitch in the Matrix (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_KmNZNT5xw)