Good sign.

Well, it probably does the job

That’s awesome :)

Nice try, Adam. Give me my damn adderall -.-

Respect.

Mannequins... right...

Let me get my bag

Raccoons are so cute, I love them. Unless they're rabid.

Always great looking at bp before I'm about to go to sleep

Perfect decoy signs for my secret underground lab!

Mt. Sentinel in Missoula, Montana has lines across it from the various water lines of the glacial lake that formed behind ice dams. Dams broke, massive wall of water flooded Washington. Missoula was 1000 feet under water 10000 years ago.

stop FOMO-ing too!

Swooping season is here! Time for all of us Aussies to survive

Well there goes tomorrow’s plans! 😂

Um… how about a different option. This one is a recipe for a nightmare.

That's highly inaccurate. I usually don't look like "me" in my dreams. Even my gender is random but it always feels like that it is me.

Is it the same when I look into the mirror and I can't believe how I look?

I always do, why is that?

I can't due this considering I never have vivid dreams and I can't control my dreams

This won't work for me as everytime I look in the mirror I don't see me but some old fart pretending to be me.

It’s good advice, though probably aimed at a specific population. It’s called reality testing. I’ve used it with clients who are awake and exhibiting symptoms of paranoia. I’ve used it myself when I used to experience sleep paralysis. I never looked in the mirror but I used to pinch my arm and when I realized it was a dream I would shut my eyes and push my arms into my chest, both as tight as I could (this worked 100% of the time). I experienced sleep paralysis nightly for about 4 years, so I got pretty good at waking up. Before realizing what it was, it was terrifying. Super fun times 🙄

This would straight up send me spiraling into crippling and psychosis-inducing paranoia lmfao

This would be even better if there was a two way mirror in the room...so much fun!

If you are a Vampire, you'll be invisible.

Yes I do. My nose is not a triangle. Sorry.

Just before the alarm went off and scared me half to death this morning, I dreamt I was looking at myself in the mirror. I had black hair and dreamt it was my natural colour but still felt something was "off". (I did not realise I was dreaming. Maybe being blonde had something to do with it...)

Ask someone the time. Or wait no, don't.

I'm sorry... this is a doctor with a twisted sense of humor. Find a different provider.

Seriously? I have to pass a mirror on my frequent trips to the toilet (I'm old. This is my life now.). I look different each and every time I glance up.

Reminds me of some of the posters found in the game "control" warning that you might not be having a deja vu but have slipped into an alternate space and similar things.

I usually try to read something. Sometimes I can, but if I then look away and back, I know I’m in a dream. I

If you think you are dreaming, what you do is count your fingers on your hands. Seriously. If you are in dream, it becomes either weirdly impossible, or you will get answer different then ten. I swear this works.

apparently trying to count your fingers works to??? idk

Oh yeah sorry, I'll just wait to die until I'm somewhere else

And those are just the ones they know of

Australian (emergency number)

I think the handprints are the scariest part

Can confirm. It's way worse than you can imagine.

The floor is lava!

This means you, Bella Swan.

This is likely a secure dementia wing. Very understandable. Not cursed at all.

You'd think the fact that it's called Death valley would be warning enough.

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But I have such impulse to touch everything, ESPECIALLY if I am bleeding!

I want details.

It's a sign in a UK hospital, there is a big issue with some public building being discovered to be made from crumbling concrete. Schools, hospitals etc. are at risk from concrete used in the 60's that we've now realised it not very safe. Here is an article from the hospital where this sign is from https://eastangliabylines.co.uk/crumbling-concrete-in-our-regions-hospitals/