I don’t remember many of my dreams, so I thought that this one was somehow important. I’ll come on the show anytime!

Your dream shares a lot of ideas with Whitley Strieber’s “The Grays” book, which I am reading now.

I was a huge fan of the show, and seeing it again with the things I’ve learned since then made it new all over again.

Post that “Ramones haircut” picture!

I’ll watch it in the next couple of days and post my take. Thanks for getting it to me.

Dreams are weird.

Which reminds me … I want to have you (and Nick - separately and together) back on my Blue Rose Report radioshow to talk UFOs and Twin Peaks … and dreams of course.

SMiles

At the beginning of the dream a test subject was sent down to see how I would react. It was your typical Gray that scared the stuff out of me.

Taking note of this the aliens made themselves synthetic bodies to use (reminiscent of those featured in “Ghost In the Machine”). They made themselves attractive, too. After doing this, the aliens got together with US government to organize a big ticker-tape parade with the aliens and many famous Hollywood stars walking through the streets together.

The aliens the made the synthetic body technology available to us reguar humans. Suffice it to say that an awful lot of us (me included) jumped at the chance of what would be practical imortallity.

The rest of the dream showed the aliens out to be a regular bunch of practical jokers… at one point the alien friends I made trapped me in a room where they made my face look very weird and had a good old laugh about it before putting me right again

In hairier days (ie 1980s) I did have a thick mane. In fact, I sported a classic, long Johnny Ramone “bowl” until I was about 19. If I have photos left, I will dig out and post for amusement…

I was a big fan of Twin Peaks when it was broadcast in the UK back around (I think) 91 or 92.

Holy mutilated cow, Batman - I take back all of the nasty things I’ve ever said about Canada Post (well, most of them…).

I look forward to your review, Greg.

PK

Perhaps I didn’t explain myself properly. I was engaging in a bit of hyperbole to make a point that I’ve repeated ad nauseum–we need less of the UFO believers and skeptics who operate from belief systems and more people who keep their intellectual options open. “Faith” clouds their discernment. Better that people “believe” in fighting the urge to come to conclusions on everything as quickly as possible.