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Three pyramidal reactors that powered a small city were blown up; cue punk rock odyssey featuring a man who worked at a suburban magnet school as vegetarian mascot 'Mr. Tofu' and a stoned woman in a cybernetic power chair who was recovering from dental surgery.

A woman who discovered something evil about Joe Biden was fired by the White House. This may have had to do with a portal to other worlds found in a movie theatre, which was also being used by the cast of Yuru Yuri. The other side was called evil, but was it really?

"Kyouko, you can be jealous of my pillow!" Chinatsu said as she got out of bed at the ungodly hour of 6 A.M. and raced across a university campus to buy a special cold-fighting drink for a visiting relative. When she got to the meet-up point with a different foodstuff than intended, he liked it OK. He turned out to be interested in game design, so she tried to explain why Super Mario Bros. was called a 'platformer' as well as an 'action game' and what the distinction was ("Mario is more like Pitfall, something like Rastan is a pure action game. Oh, but Mario has fireballs so I guess it's a little bit of a shooter as well...") Later, a baboon articulated his thoughts on film direction, only stumbling with the name of one particular DV camera.

A Twitter friend had immobilized herself and somehow sent a message (telepathic? queued? don't know) to various people in her social circle that she was available as a scene partner. A lot of couples received the message. Most were polyamorous furries, some were pagan as well. They all seemed to live in or around a futuristic Mayan jungle pyramid.

I had watched 'Bug' last night and that was an influence on the dream's paranoid themes. The movie itself is extremely dark; maybe that's why my unconscious chose to go in a different, much sillier direction.