This Man
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Can't say I've ever dreamt of this bloke at all, but it's interesting.
Quite why thousands of people are all dreaming about the late, great André Maranne - star of the Pink Panther movies (and one famous episode of Fawlty Towers) - is beyond me.

EDIT: I just noticed my Stanley Kubrick avatar isn't exactly unlike him...
Quite why thousands of people are all dreaming about the late, great André Maranne - star of the Pink Panther movies (and one famous episode of Fawlty Towers) - is beyond me.

EDIT: I just noticed my Stanley Kubrick avatar isn't exactly unlike him...
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That's scary. I don't really want to see this dude in my dreams.jakestott wrote:Haven't dreamt of this bloke before. I looked at him for 10 minutes this morning, hoping when i'd get to sleep, he'd turn up in my dreams... but never did.
It wouldn't surprise me at all if this was just some sort of hoax (or experiment) to see if the perpetrators can start some sort of phenomenon. I mean, read the story, it's pretty vague, and sounds like some sort of a setup.
EDIT: My original thoughts are proven to be spot-on. The creator of "this man", Andrea Natella, is director of a marketing firm which "[creates] fictitious events or campaigns reaching the limits of legality, through which they 'fuck the market in order to enter it'."
SOURCE: http://www.jawbone.tv/featured/2-featur ... eyman.html
Agreed, it seems a little shady. Perhaps it's a psychological experiment to see how pictures, words and stories effect our dreams and sleep in general..saturdayindex wrote:That's scary. I don't really want to see this dude in my dreams.jakestott wrote:Haven't dreamt of this bloke before. I looked at him for 10 minutes this morning, hoping when i'd get to sleep, he'd turn up in my dreams... but never did.
It wouldn't surprise me at all if this was just some sort of hoax (or experiment) to see if the perpetrators can start some sort of phenomenon. I mean, read the story, it's pretty vague, and sounds like some sort of a setup.
EDIT: My original thoughts are proven to be spot-on. The creator of "this man", Andrea Natella, is director of a marketing firm which "[creates] fictitious events or campaigns reaching the limits of legality, through which they 'fuck the market in order to enter it'."
SOURCE: http://www.jawbone.tv/featured/2-featur ... eyman.html
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hahaha! that's intensely creepy
and this thread is really interesting. I'm fascinated by viral scams and dissemination that relies on word of mouth. the fact that this one is packaged in something like some mad strange but true/twin peaks mashup just makes it even more perfect for me
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and this thread is really interesting. I'm fascinated by viral scams and dissemination that relies on word of mouth. the fact that this one is packaged in something like some mad strange but true/twin peaks mashup just makes it even more perfect for me
cheers numerator!
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