You ever get the sense of Deja Vu?

Can there be degrees of D_Bidness?
Like a deep D_B or a deeper D_B?

 

Coulda swore I was on SportsJournalists.com typing this very message.

To answer your question: all the time.

 

A deja vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix. It happens when they change something.

 

Didn't see it, but from what I hear nobody could make sense of that movie.

 

Has anyone been to Deja Vu the strip club? It was the first strip club I ever went to, when I turned 18 in Seattle. It was intense.

 

A deja vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix. It happens when they change something.

 

My experiences with it are generally conversations, or situations. I won't remember having ever experienced, or thought of, it until it happens...but then it seems so old.

And it's really mundane stuff. Like I'll say "God, I have got to go get some milk." or I'll be letting the dogs in, calling for them, and I'll suddenly be like "I remember being right here, doing this, wearing this." It's odd.

 

Went to the Vu a few times back in the day. "Hundreds of beautiful girls and three ugly ones."

Seemed like the ugly ones were working every time I went there.

 

I'm with you on this. It is really strange sometimes.

I get it during interviews sometimes and especially during writing. I feel like I've already written the same lead, even if I haven't.

I also tend to get it when I am driving around, especially if I am listening to an album that I listen to a lot.

 

My first experience at a strip club is probably why I'm not to fond of them. Not the most attractive girls I'd seen around Seattle.

 

"What a difference a year makes."

 

Was it the same cat?