I dreamed about Neowin last night


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I was really in shock, first time that I dream about Neowin, I was like in a Office or some kind of department, in which I saw big screens TV's show a video of games or animation and in the left corner down was the Neowin logo, then I was walking around the office and I saw hardwares and other stuff that I can't figure out what the hell was that but in all hardware was the Neowin printed over, but the amazing thing I guess that it looks to me that the office was a multimedia or animation department of Neowin :laugh:

Oh dear. Are you seeking help or should we call someone for you?

First Rule of Neowin : Do Not Dream of Neowin!

NO! That is the SECOND rule! The first rule is: There are no rules on Neowin!

*at least since one of the links to the rules broke :rofl:*

I've dreamt in arrays before, and a friend of mine got stuck in a String array in a dream; he was called as an argument from the command line. :s

if you dream something about a forum you visited, that mean you spent WAYYYY too much time. Get your a$$ out of the chair and get a life. Dont let the sun burns you tho..

Sunlight? :o *hisses and sizzles*

I've dreamt in arrays before, and a friend of mine got stuck in a String array in a dream; he was called as an argument from the command line. :s

Sunlight? :o *hisses and sizzles*

OMG LOL, thats very disturbing dude.. you need to stop programming :no:

I am serious guys, I am probably need to go out, but I can't, I live in the computer 24/7, I mean I work in the computer and all my friends are online, I don't have no phisically friends :blink:

You're a very, very, very sad man.

Go to the beach dude, you're Latin (and more, you're Dominican). You've got to know someone else physically.

I've dreamt in arrays before, and a friend of mine got stuck in a String array in a dream; he was called as an argument from the command line. :s

:rofl: That's great!

I don't think I've had any weird technology-related dreams... However I've had plenty about having magical or superhuman abilities. Those are the best...

:rofl: That's great!

I don't think I've had any weird technology-related dreams... However I've had plenty about having magical or superhuman abilities. Those are the best...

I dreamt once I destroyed the world because no one would go to the town with me :laugh:

I've had dreams about various people on neowin before, I dont remember what happened though :p

I've dreamt in arrays before, and a friend of mine got stuck in a String array in a dream; he was called as an argument from the command line. :s

LOL! :laugh:

Don't worry there will be people in white suits at your house before long (jks)

I've had dreams about various people on neowin before, I dont remember what happened though :p

LOL! :laugh:

We don't need to know what you did/dreamt of to get your promotion from channel mod. (jks as well)

I've dreamt in arrays before, and a friend of mine got stuck in a String array in a dream; he was called as an argument from the command line. :s

:rofl:

I don't have no phisically friends :blink:

Remember kids, stay away from Mr. Double Negative!

/grammar nazi

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