The return of the creepy dreams

<font color="purple">After a few weeks of boring, static and hardly memorable dreams with little exception...here we go again.

Mom's House + one of my favorite videogames + Serial rapist = my dream.

...which, now that I put the above sentence in words, reminds me of that dream where I had a psycotic serial killer going around and it was a cross between some kind of Candyland-esque board game and some videogame.

But yes. Unlike the last dreams like this, I was not a victim, nor in any real way, shape, or form related to the victims. Instead, I was a detective, apparently, he used a series of red-colored items that we were collecting to solve/stop the crimes. The most important tool though was a needle. You know, like a sewing needle? But yeah, somehow this one was special. I nearly did it myself just by testing the darn thing to see if it really worked. They gave me a demonstration, using two diffrent colors of thread how the thing worked (white twine for victims, red twine for the rapist) in the end, you got this weird color thing around your neck made of red and white twine that you can drag a person along by, or even pick them up by if they were small like a child. It strikes me now as a kid of vague explaination that made little sense now, but apparently in the dream that made perfect sense.

That's about as far as I can remember, before my dream abruptly changed to something else.
And for the record, all the victims joined PC in my dream.
(Yay for PC's healing powers!)</font>

I used to have very strange dreams from a young age.
I had dreams of being in concentration camp at four years old!!
Bizarre.
Last night I dreamt my teeth were falling out.
Hate those. :-(

<font color="purple">The only nightmare I remember at the age of four is that at night I was in a car that was speeding out of control and we were going head-on into the trees, and as much I screamed and was scared, it wouldn't stop. Driving at night used to scare me as a little kid, something about how the headlights lit up the tree's just...made me scared, like they could spring up to life at any moment. I was a pretty weird kid.

As for the teeth falling out dream- it's a really comon one, I saw it on this dream analysis show that they had on discovery health, according to one of the hosts (it has more then one person, kid of like the judges on talent shows) that it is a manifestation of an anxiety that the way people percieve you (your image if you will) will decay- and is mostly one of those stress induced dreams. </font>

I get that dream about teeth all the time...
I must be seriously stressed and not know it.lol.