From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   On Thursday, October 24, 2019 at 10:00:18 AM UTC-5, sandydo...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > Pink Clip:   
   >  I seem surprised because I own this same nightgown.  The gal is   
   walking away from me when I notice she has some kind of stain on the upper   
   half of her nightgown.    
      
   IN MY OPINION, this is *clearly* a subconscious message from yourself to   
   yourself, so the thing to focus on would be the stain:  what does it remind   
   you of? Is it an historical event or future one?  Have you been firing   
   earthenware in your nightgown?  My    
   curiosity is focused mainly upon the *exact LOCATION* of the stain.   
      
   > Dogs and Cats Clip:   
   >  People are bring their cats and dogs if they think they have   
   something contagious.  There is a big red thing that has an opening for cats   
   and dogs, so the owners put the pets through the proper hole.    
      
   Back in the day, there used to actually be DROP OFF boxes for unwanted cats   
   and dogs.  The (divided) box allowed passers by to anonymously drop off an   
   animal, no questions asked, but these critters had an exceptionally short life   
   expectation, 2 to 3 days,   
    max, sometimes only hours.  The box was eventually removed:  people had to   
   actually register for having dropped off an animal, and rendered ineligible to   
   adopt a pet for a year.  My concern is that some libtard agency may create a   
   panic regarding house    
   pets, and these boxes with red holes are designed for conveyance into   
   incinerators.  I've read sci-fi stories on similar concepts in the past.  It's   
   something of a side-effect of the present-day Trump-Derangement-Syndrome (TDS)   
   experienced by most left-   
   wing fanatics these days.   
       
   > Goodbye Clip:   
   >     Now I find myself in some kind of camp ground where several camper   
   trailers are parked.  One trailer with a couple I know there and they are   
   getting ready to leave.  The husband gets out and pretends to say goodbye to   
   some of the people camping but    
   he is faking it, going behind or to the side of their camper and saying   
   goodbye to no one while the wife sits in the drivers seat of their camper. I   
   wake up just then.   
      
   What if he's just saying "Goodbye" to the campground itself?  Just a thought.    
   I'm curious to know if you had the sense of being a shrewd observer vs. an   
   omniscient mind?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)