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weird dream: computer making siren noise. cant unplug laptop.

liquidmagma
By liquidmagma
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so i plug something with a usb cable into my laptop and it starts making a siren noise. i then panic and try to unplug the power but something has ''fused'' the power connector to the laptop so i cant unplug it.(btw it doesnt have a battery connected). then i ''gently'' slam the laptop on the table. then it reboots and i am no longer panicing. the siren stopped.

 

then i woke up lol.

 

edit: why didnt i think of the wall socket?

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1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

what are you on and where can I get some

im on oxygen dud.

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Had that once... dreamed I was sneaking somewhere in my home town to help someone... an alarm went off... I disconnected the alarm, it was still running, I stomped it "to dust" it still was going... 

 

woke up... it was my alarm clock...

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