Do you get Deja Vu moments?

[Judge Smails]

Happens to me all the time. It really freaks me out.

(How's that?)

[Death Metal Moe]

I get them, haven't in awhile it seems.

But yes, I get them.

[Judge Smails]

It usually happens with the most mundane things - like I'm having a converstion with my wife about the stupidest stuff. Then I'll pause for a split second and think "Hmmm Deja Vu" And then I try to figure out what's going to happen next. Never happens though.

[Furtherman]

Deja Vu is your brain reading the image you are looking at before your eyes register it, therefore, you think you've seen or felt what you are looking at before. It's a billionth of a second difference, or some crazy split second like that.

When I use to have that feeling when I was younger, I thought that I had dreamt what I was seeing or experiencing at one time.

[Death Metal Moe]

Not to get too X-Files on this topic, but I've had very vivid Deja Vu that has lasted several seconds.

It's more than a spit second reaction to my brain seeing something before everything has registered.

I don't have an explination but I can't accept the fact that it's a billionth of a second thing, mine will last up to 5 seconds and it's freaky.

[A.J.]

I was just going to start a thread about deja vu!

[mikeyboy]

Happens to me all the time. It really freaks me out.

(How's that?)

Do you ever get deja vu and blame the dog? ;)

[mikeyboy]

I was just going to start a thread about deja vu!

I think I posted in a thread like this before.

[Furtherman]

Not to get too X-Files on this topic, but I've had very vivid Deja Vu that has lasted several seconds.

It's more than a spit second reaction to my brain seeing something before everything has registered.

I don't have an explanation but I can't accept the fact that it's a billionth of a second thing, mine will last up to 5 seconds and it's freaky.

Well, the feeling can last for a unspecified amount of time. I was just explaining why you get the feeling. The Deja Vu feeling can last all day if you dwell on it.

[Skellington]

Ever get deja vu and realize it stemmed from a dream you had? (you dreamt something, then it actually happens)

It's all about living in parallels and other dimensions.

So, anyone read about 2012? Anyone a bit concerned about the magnetic pole shift?

I seriously need to lay off the expresso red eyes.

[PanterA]

I like to call Deja Vu, "Wind off the log."

[Furtherman]

Last weekend I got Deja Moo.

I think I've seen that cow before.

[Tallman388]

I get deja vu about once a month, it freaks me out every time no matter how mundane/stupid it is. It happens because I have dreams about the dumbest shit, but nothing that I do regularly. I always wake up and say, what a boring dream, but lo and behold 2-3 weeks later, there I am living out the dream. It drives me nuts sometimes. My grandmother told me once that the same thing happened to her. The real frustration I have is that I never dream about the winning lottery numbers or the kentucky derby winner. Oh well.

[PapaBear]

YES (http://ronfez.net/forums/showthread.php?t=20830)

[SatCam]

http://www.consoleclassix.com/info_img/Deja_Vu_NES_ScreenShot1.jpg

[ralphbxny]

I do alot.

[usoilworker]

I don't get deja vu. They kicked me out because ur not supposed to touch the ladies:tongue:.
Yes it is a strange feeling. I get it alot more now since i had my head inury.

[dino_electropolis]

College, freshman year, foot long bong of hydro: was so on my ass, that i felt the deja vu feeling, but for like 3 hours straight....was having conversation in my head, convincing myself that i had died, and was reliving the final moments of my life (vis a vis "life flashing before your eyes") for 3 hours.....straight.

[Melissa the Accountant]

Not to get too X-Files on this topic, but I've had very vivid Deja Vu that has lasted several seconds.

It's more than a spit second reaction to my brain seeing something before everything has registered.

I don't have an explination but I can't accept the fact that it's a billionth of a second thing, mine will last up to 5 seconds and it's freaky.

Me too - and if I'm with someone I usually start to tell them about it and then the telling them part often becomes part of the deja vu and my general sense of weirdness just increases exponentially from that point.

But on a serious note: I find that my deja vu is less of a problem if I haven't been eating Fiber One granola bars recently.

[Fallon]

I do occasionally. It's really weird.

[Midkiff]

Those fiber one bars made my deja vu all bloody.

[Reephdweller]

Didn't you just ask this in another thread?

[Fez4PrezN2008]

I have definitely experienced what felt like deja vu moments , and a very few times in my life I've had some really freakly psychic events where I knew what was happening before it happened to the "t". Was really wierd and not something the I had control of per-se, just kind of landed on me. No explanation and I am a big skeptic on hokie psychic gimmicks (I'm talking to you John Edward). I have wanted to believe in ghosts and ufos and crap like that, but still have not seen anything personally where I am buying into that load of horse-hockey. Human brain is probably more complicated than we realize and freaky things happen, or maybe the seem like they happen and that is the only explanation that our mind can rationalize.

[Section 8]

I get the 'dream/reality' version of deja vu.

Sometimes it'll take months or even years to come around, but it happens to me quite often.

[joethebartender]

I usually just light a match if it's bad deja vu.
Ever have Vuja de? I feel like none of this shit has ever happened before.

[A.J.]

Deja vu -- could have been the dream that I once knew.

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