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01 Mar 2011, 10:11 pm

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We could have a big orgy.
Everyone take their clothes off and don't say anything. :twisted:

May I direct you to the initial post which you didn't read?
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Apart from the obvious (I deliberately didn't post this in adult discussion)


You could get a recording device and use that to "write" stories.
You could have fun with art-in-the-dark. Try to draw, paint, or construct something out of clay and see how it turns out.


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01 Mar 2011, 11:18 pm

When I was younger, I was fascinated by things that glow in the dark. Glow-in-the-dark superballs, frisbee, any other items. I always enjoyed them. I also have some glow-in-the-dark icicles for my Christmas tree. I like to look at the stars sometimes and especially enjoy when I can see a lunar eclipse.



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01 Mar 2011, 11:34 pm

Be read to in the dark.



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01 Mar 2011, 11:40 pm

You can run around and bump into things in the dark :P



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02 Mar 2011, 12:22 am

Shadow puppets!!



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02 Mar 2011, 2:26 am

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Smarty pants answer: experience the 'Ganzfeld effect'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganzfeld_effect

Or, you could try to damage your vision by trying to see in complete darkness. Same principle, just about.


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02 Mar 2011, 4:24 am

Kaybee wrote:
Wombat wrote:
We could have a big orgy.
Everyone take their clothes off and don't say anything. :twisted:

May I direct you to the initial post which you didn't read?
Moog wrote:
Apart from the obvious (I deliberately didn't post this in adult discussion)


You could get a recording device and use that to "write" stories.
You could have fun with art-in-the-dark. Try to draw, paint, or construct something out of clay and see how it turns out.


I tried actually writing in the dark, but I can't find the page of the book I squiggled on. I think that's not going to work out.

Orgies wasn't an obvious option to me when I made my original post. I'm usually alone in the dark.

_Square_Peg_ wrote:
You can run around and bump into things in the dark :P


I love this idea.

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Be read to in the dark.


Will you come and read to me? :wink:


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02 Mar 2011, 4:35 am

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Esther wrote:
Be read to in the dark.

Will you come and read to me? :wink:

Does Esther have night vision? 8O


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02 Mar 2011, 5:02 am

Kaybee wrote:
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Esther wrote:
Be read to in the dark.

Will you come and read to me? :wink:

Does Esther have night vision? 8O


Maybe she eats a lot of carrots, or carrot flavour Ben & Jerry's.


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02 Mar 2011, 5:03 am

Books on Tape


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02 Mar 2011, 10:12 am

find the light switch! :D



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02 Mar 2011, 10:19 am

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Books on Tape


That's it, sufi. I could only wish for night vision, Kaybee. I don't even have day vision. Four-eyed here.

I'll read to you, Mr. Moog. Probably no more than two lines of anything though. I'll memorize them first, flip open the book, then pretend to read.

I can certainly read your palms in the dark though, but this means we'd have to hold hands. :wink:



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02 Mar 2011, 7:53 pm

Esther wrote:
sufi wrote:
Books on Tape


That's it, sufi. I could only wish for night vision, Kaybee. I don't even have day vision. Four-eyed here.

I'll read to you, Mr. Moog. Probably no more than two lines of anything though. I'll memorize them first, flip open the book, then pretend to read.

I can certainly read your palms in the dark though, but this means we'd have to hold hands. :wink:


Would that be such an awful thing?


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02 Mar 2011, 8:25 pm

Train yourself to hallucinate about your favourite members of your favourite bands.


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02 Mar 2011, 10:27 pm

Moog wrote:
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That's it, sufi. I could only wish for night vision, Kaybee. I don't even have day vision. Four-eyed here. I'll read to you, Mr. Moog. Probably no more than two lines of anything though. I'll memorize them first, flip open the book, then pretend to read. I can certainly read your palms in the dark though, but this means we'd have to hold hands.


Would that be such an awful thing?


What? The books on tape? Thousands have been bought, so I'd say not.

Oh, you mean the holding. :tongue: I've seen half your hand and it looks perfectly holdable to me, no fear factor on my end. It was really more of me asking your permission to take your hands before I read your palm.



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02 Mar 2011, 10:42 pm

I used to wander around in the pitch black with my eyes closed. I gently felt where everything was, and created a mental map for navigation in the dark. I refined it to the point I could slowly walk from my bedroom to the bathroom without light. But it was a bugger when I mistook where I was and walked into something. My brain seems to assume that because I cannot see anything, there is only empty space, and won't unconsciously restrain my movements, so walking into something in the dark is much more painful than walking into something in the light. Anyone else experienced that phenomenon?


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