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UER Forum > Journal Index > Vigilante's Journal > A glitch in time (Viewed 1927 times)
A glitch in time
entry by Vigilante 
7/31/2004 4:55 AM
I've been trying to figure this out all evening, and hopefully you folks will be able to add new perspectives to it:

I was at work talking with a chick in the lounge, who is a few years older than me and in college but still really cool nonetheless. We'd been talking for about 15-20 mins when she went to her locker, which is behind a wall, and I was at the fridge. Here's the strange part: just as I was closing the fridge I had this really weird feeling, and all of a sudden it was like I was somewhere else, except I was talking to my wife, and for some reason everything had a weird 50's feel to it. It only lasted for a second but it felt like a lifetime.

Looking back at the whole experience, I didn't feel scared or anything, in fact I felt really happy.

Maybe it was a look back at the past or a look at the future, I'm not really sure, but like I said before, hopefully you folks can give me some insight into it.

On a side note, I've been on the forums for a bit over a year now, it's kind of funny how life goes by so quickly...


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