Have any of you ever had a Nova Dreamer here?

[JonnyBoy12]

I know we are not supposed to advertise goods here, but I am not with this company I am mentioning. I just have to tell you all about this Lucid Dream Induction machine. We can all dream for free, but not all of us have Lucid Dreams. For those who don't yet know a lucid dream is a dream you know is a dream, which is very rare. This machine called a Nova Dreamer is worn like a mask (but unfortunately costs more than one), and flashes lights and buzzes when you are dreaming. You will then see the light (literally) and realise you are dreaming, and then be able to do anything you want in your dream. For more information see the link below, but beware they are out of stock right now:

http://www.lifetools....amer/novadreamer.html

[Count-A-Strong]

Do you have many friends at school?

[sandyRoe]

How much are they? Could they help me dream the winners of tomorrows racing?

[karenmac60]

Oh, I wouldn't want to control my dreams - too much like real life. I'd rather keep my weird and unpredictable dreams thanks.

[AlBags]

Do you see dead people?

[Count-A-Strong]

See them. He lives with some!

[anneasquith]

last two posts .funniest thing ive read on ab for a long time................

[karenmac60]

All the time....

[AlBags]

: ) xx

[JonnyBoy12]

I was fortunate enough to own one when they first came out in 1995-ish. At that time they were £249 which seems a lot but they did come with a 30 day guarantee. If it did not work in that time then you got a refund minus a £25 fee for cleaning it.

It worked for me in less than one week. They are very very fragile and you should not get them wet. If you ever own one then put it in a metal tin and treat it with kid gloves. Look after it and it will be the best thing you have ever owned. If I could stay in a lucid dream forever like the Sleeping Beauty then I would.

Can anyone back me up on this front?