flux:
kiss
jeremyscareme:
One of my favorite movies had the alternate title: "Twinkle, Twinkle Killer Kane".

Come out tonight if you can.
subrosa:
Teef falling out in dreams means you're worried about money or security.

Or so I'm told.
subrosa:
That's because you're a Jay-Oh-Oh.
pointblank:
Your 15 minute editing skills are most impressive.
flux:
I'M TOTALLY GOING TO GO HOME AND BLOG ALL ABOUT THIS!
hooraydiation:
I generally give people the benefit of the doubt when they say something that may or may not suggest pedophilia (not that I'd have even thought of that if you hadn't mentioned it).

What's with teeth falling out in dreams, anyway?
jeremyscareme:
The 9th Configuration. See it... really.
mamet:
biggrin

Thanks for that.
rosscoe:
Dreams can be seriously fucked up right?
What a nightmarish location the imagination can be.
glassheart:
that was way better than the terrifying dream I had two nights ago. I woke up and wanted to vomit it was so nasty.

Lets just say things were falling out of me, and they werent teeth, but it was definitely body parts. infant body parts. puke
anja:
i miss you.
toothpickmoe:
Maybe it was a past life.
necia:
Subrosa's wrong. Teeth falling out is supposed to represent fears about image, how you present yourself to others, losing face (so to speak), etc.

Or something like that. Or they're just dreams involving teeth falling out.

I had a dream when I was little that my two front teeth came out randomly, and they were, like, three feet long. They were tusks, really. They'd fit in my mouth before, but they fell out and grew into tusks thereafter, and were laying on the table at school, and I was just kind of looking at them--sort of like, "Huh. Ain't that the damnest thing."

Weird.