What Is the Term for the Phenomenon of Experiencing the Same Situation Twice?

[BobG]

ylsuoiverp noitautis emas deretnuocne evah yeht taht eno ot sraeppa ti erehw anemonehp


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.enil yrots eht rof aidepikiW detlusnoc dna ,setunim wef a rof ti dehctaw tsuj I ,nehT .efil tsap rieht ni ylsuoiverp stneve fo etats ,noitautis emas eht deretnuocne evah yeht taht eno ot sraeppa ti erehw anemonehp eht no deretnec ylniam saw hcihw fo tolp eht eivom a gniyalp erew yeht oga syad emoS

?uv ejaD

Those made me snort coke up my nose.

Wait! No! That's not what I meant!

 

[Jack21222]

Those made me snort coke up my nose.

Dude, on a Monday? Save it for the weekends.

 

[turbo]

Dude, on a Monday? Save it for the weekends.

Weekends? What kind of artificial time-division does that entail? Do people restrict their abuse of opiates to Wednesday and Thursday?

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

Weekends? What kind of artificial time-division does that entail? Do people restrict their abuse of opiates to Wednesday and Thursday?

Usually not. However, brain surgeons, airline pilots, etc. ought to.

 

[Office_Shredder]

Do people restrict their abuse of opiates to Wednesday and Thursday?

Usually not. However, brain surgeons, airline pilots, etc. ought to.

In that case, I guess my brain surgery can wait until Friday

 

[Jack21222]

Weekends? What kind of artificial time-division does that entail? Do people restrict their abuse of opiates to Wednesday and Thursday?

It's only abuse if done on Wednesday and Thursday.

 

[Pythagorean]

Leave it to physics kids to make the same tired joke over, and over again.

Now, This is familiar. Physics peoples being picked on for their social underdevelopment. Why does society treat us subhuman?

 

[jackson6612]

Yesterday night I had a horrible dream within a dream which looked very much familiar and I felt I have had it before many years ago. It was obviously a deja vu. What is the term for 'a dream within a dream'? Double dream, or dual dream?

By the way, it seems there is a lot of deja vu going on around the world!