When do the dreams stop?

[BeenLiedTo]

My nightmares consist of me being on the RPF, which I did for over a year. I absolutely hate cockroaches and one of the jobs that I had to do regularly was go into the under-galley at PAC and scoot around on little skateboard type things and squish roaches. My stat for the date with number of roaches smashed. It took every bit of courage to do that every day. That is what I have a lot of dreams about.

BeenLiedTo

 

[The Anabaptist Jacques]

My nightmares consist of me being on the RPF, which I did for over a year. I absolutely hate cockroaches and one of the jobs that I had to do regularly was go into the under-galley at PAC and scoot around on little skateboard type things and squish roaches. My stat for the date with number of roaches smashed. It took every bit of courage to do that every day. That is what I have a lot of dreams about.

BeenLiedTo

That's the most severe form of de-bugging I've ever heard.

The Anabaptist Jacques

 

[Enthetan]

That's the most severe form of de-bugging I've ever heard.

The Anabaptist Jacques

It makes we want to resurrect LRH, and implant thousands of roach eggs under his skin, all over his body, just so they can eat their way out. While he's forced to watch.

 

[freethinker]

Miss Pinch with her cheese grater can help loosen the skin for more coverage.

It makes we want to resurrect LRH, and implant thousands of roach eggs under his skin, all over his body, just so they can eat their way out. While he's forced to watch.

 

[freethinker]

They have a device now that when you call a number you freedom starts beeping so you can find it. Just don't lose your phone.

I have never had nightmares that I was still in Scientology.

Although I have had other Scientologists who are still in tell me that they have had nightmares that I was still in.

Seriously though, I have had a few bad dreams about being back in.

But they all centered around the feeling of frustration that I couldn't change any of the insanity or stupidity I ran across while in.

There is also sometimes the theme that I've lost my freedom and was trapped.

I think that when I have a bad dream about Scientology it is because there is something unresolved in my mind about the place.

I seriously used to think that I failed as a Scientologist, that is, that I wanted to make the place run standardly but never could.

It wasn't until I finally realized that the place is running like it is supposed to; it is meant to be the enslaving, soul draining place it is.

Then I dream about chicks.

The Anabaptist Jacques

 

[Mimsey Borogrove]

My nightmares consist of me being on the RPF, which I did for over a year. I absolutely hate cockroaches and one of the jobs that I had to do regularly was go into the under-galley at PAC and scoot around on little skateboard type things and squish roaches. My stat for the date with number of roaches smashed. It took every bit of courage to do that every day. That is what I have a lot of dreams about.

BeenLiedTo

There was a program on the Royal Scotman AKA the Apollo to get rid of the roaches - it was in the OODs which is how I know about it. It was called the Darby, and if you found and killed a nest of roaches, you called a messenger who checked it out, then entered your name in the race.

It makes we want to resurrect LRH, and implant thousands of roach eggs under his skin, all over his body, just so they can eat their way out. While he's forced to watch.

he might look like the roach guy in Men in Black....

 

[The Anabaptist Jacques]

They have a device now that when you call a number you freedom starts beeping so you can find it. Just don't lose your phone.

I tried that.

Boy did I ever get a wrong number!

The Anabaptist Jacques

 

[Ogsonofgroo]

It makes we want to resurrect LRH, and implant thousands of roach eggs under his skin, all over his body, just so they can eat their way out. While he's forced to watch.

Reminds me of the ear-worm one, wtf, hm, outer limits or some such, one of the best 'it should happen to you' thingy things imho. Bug gets in, bug gets out, lays eggs in brain... gotta loves the vintage shows

 

[DeeAnna]

My nightmares consist of me being on the RPF, which I did for over a year. I absolutely hate cockroaches and one of the jobs that I had to do regularly was go into the under-galley at PAC and scoot around on little skateboard type things and squish roaches. My stat for the date with number of roaches smashed. It took every bit of courage to do that every day. That is what I have a lot of dreams about.

BeenLiedTo

Oh. my. god. No WONDER you are having nightmares! You poor, poor thing! Some people might be able to handle this type of thing. I could not! Oh my, oh my......

I want to tell you that I live in Western Pennsylvania and three years ago our area got inundated with these awful bugs called "Stink Bugs". They have some fancy name, of course, but basically they are brown, shield-shaped, are outside and they want to come into your house, and if you crush one, it emits a horrible, horrible odor.

For whatever reason, these things became particularly bad in my area. The back side of my house (and all of my neighbor's houses) was covered with them! You could not sit outside. And they would get in through the smallest crevice. Terrible, terrible things! These things got into my attic area by entering through the roof vents and then were crawling out of the cold air return vents all over my house!

I was freaking out! I had to go and stay at a friend's house while exterminators came three different times to get rid of them! Awful, awful!

I HATE BUGS! I feel for you and hope these dreams go away!

 

[Enthetan]

Reminds me of the ear-worm one, wtf, hm, outer limits or some such, one of the best 'it should happen to you' thingy things imho. Bug gets in, bug gets out, lays eggs in brain... gotta loves the vintage shows

It was Rod Serling's "Night Gallary", episode "The Caterpillar"

 

[Mimsey Borogrove]

It was Rod Serling's "Night Gallary", episode "The Caterpillar"

Or perhaps it was the Ceti Eel in the Wrath of Kahn.... poor Chekov...

 

[Dulloldfart]

My nightmares consist of me being on the RPF, which I did for over a year. I absolutely hate cockroaches and one of the jobs that I had to do regularly was go into the under-galley at PAC and scoot around on little skateboard type things and squish roaches. My stat for the date with number of roaches smashed. It took every bit of courage to do that every day. That is what I have a lot of dreams about.

BeenLiedTo

I was on the PAC RPF's RPF in March-June 1996. I did the Rats' Alley thing twice. I've written it up here a few times. The first time, probably March, there were literally (I counted) tens of thousands of the critters there, twitching away (these are palmetto bugs, usually about 1-1/2 inches long, and they FLY); the second time, probably May, there were zero, not one. Rats Alley isn't an alley at all, and I never saw a rat there. It's maybe 50 feet by 20 by 4, with three (?) concrete "beams" maybe 18" deep and 12" wide running across. The critters lived on the walls and the sides of these beams mainly. There were also hot pipes running across. Because of the low ceiling you had to roll around lying prone on a little furniture dolly on wheels maybe 18x12 inches. When scooting around you had to be careful not to get burned and when you went under one of these beams the bugs were maybe three inches above your head.

I'm curious: how did you squish them? I've walked over these things outside and they've scuttled away afterwards as they have very tough bodies and don't squish easily at all.

When I first encountered them my remit was to hose down and scrub the floor. At first I hosed a hundred or so of these critters off the wall, but I got concerned about them blocking the drains, and also them ganging up and attacking me in retaliation! I left them alone after that. After a while it was just about tolerable to be in there with them but I wouldn't say it was pleasant at all and I was glad to get out after a few hours.

Paul

 

[Enthetan]

I was on the PAC RPF's RPF in March-June 1996. I did the Rats' Alley thing twice. I've written it up here a few times. The first time, probably March, there were literally (I counted) tens of thousands of the critters there, twitching away (these are palmetto bugs, usually about 1-1/2 inches long, and they FLY); the second time, probably May, there were zero, not one. Rats Alley isn't an alley at all, and I never saw a rat there. It's maybe 50 feet by 20 by 4, with three (?) concrete "beams" maybe 18" deep and 12" wide running across. The critters lived on the walls and the sides of these beams mainly. There were also hot pipes running across. Because of the low ceiling you had to roll around lying prone on a little furniture dolly on wheels maybe 18x12 inches. When scooting around you had to be careful not to get burned and when you went under one of these beams the bugs were maybe three inches above your head.

On a trip to PAC as a public in the mid 1980's, I decided to stay at the Manor Hotel. When I got to my room, I noticed it was infested with roaches. I got out of there immediately and went to stay at a regular motel.

One thing I've learned over the years: pests need to eat. If there's a pest infestation, then the pests have found a source of food. Eliminate whatever it is they are eating, and you eliminate the pests.

 

[Dulloldfart]

One thing I've learned over the years: pests need to eat. If there's a pest infestation, then the pests have found a source of food. Eliminate whatever it is they are eating, and you eliminate the pests.

Monsanto's job with the useless eaters?

Paul

 

[F.Bullbait]

If there's a pest infestation, then the pests have found a source of food. Eliminate whatever it is they are eating, and you eliminate the pests.

No more rice and beans for you, pal.


I got rid of the little buggers by blowing the SO in winter. I went to a place where they actually have weather. Happily I remembered to take a coat because it was bone ass cold when I hitchhiked into town. Froze those hitchhiking roaches into oblivion.

 

[Dulloldfart]

I got rid of the little buggers by blowing the SO in winter. I went to a place where they actually have weather. Happily I remembered to take a coat because it was bone ass cold when I hitchhiked into town. Froze those hitchhiking roaches into oblivion.

Yes. One of the advantages of living in England: no cockroaches!

Paul

 

[Terril park]

Yes. One of the advantages of living in England: no cockroaches!

Paul

Thats not true. In my travels as a decorator I came across 2 properties which were heavily infested.

 

[strativarius]

I think it's a pain in the ass that non-topic posts no longer appear in the main-page sidebar. This 'scientology related' thread is supposedly about dreams, but we are now discussing cockroaches. Seriously, WTF do they have to do with scientology? Was it worth removing the non-topic posts?

 

[Dulloldfart]

Thats not true. In my travels as a decorator I came across 2 properties which were heavily infested.

Aha. Thank you. I don't recall ever seeing them here. But I looked it up and yeah, they are.

Paul

 

[Enthetan]

I think it's a pain in the ass that non-topic posts no longer appear in the main-page sidebar. This 'scientology related' thread is supposedly about dreams, but we are now discussing cockroaches. Seriously, WTF do they have to do with scientology? Was it worth removing the non-topic posts?

Well, it got Anonycat to stop complaining about non-Scn threads. At least for a while.