rant board

[Vortex]

I saw the rooms warping once. It wasn't so strange, just like a "tunnel" vision or something, it warped if you weren't looking directly. Also I felt some objects larger than they are, and some others smaller. And I saw many textures in walls and such. I already see them, but the effect was much more magnified. I think it's called Moiré patterns. Like the yellow lines of this shirt:


And no, I wasn't taking any drugs XD
I was just extremely tired.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Have you tried finding a good book to read?

Reading the Stand, by Stephen King.
Its the 150,000 page uncut version.

Its still not enough.

[borys610]

Are you sure it have one hundred fifty thousand pages?
You probably mean 1500?

[Vortex]

150000 pages?! o_o
Wasn't the Guinness record for a novel about 4500 pages?

[borys610]

Wiki says that polish version of that book had 1100 pages. Not 110000.

[Boingo]

I saw the rooms warping once. It wasn't so strange, just like a "tunnel" vision or something, it warped if you weren't looking directly. Also I felt some objects larger than they are, and some others smaller. And I saw many textures in walls and such. I already see them, but the effect was much more magnified. I think it's called Moiré patterns. Like the yellow lines of this shirt:


And no, I wasn't taking any drugs XD
I was just extremely tired.

YES! This.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Sorry.
It was that 150,000 words were cut from the book.
And its 500 pages uncut.

[Vortex]

Oh. That makes more sense

[Vurn]

About that room warping thing.
One time when I was a kid I had a really strong flu once which, aside from other symptoms, made me see walls, like, move around. The surroundings also shifted from normal to big and then to really small all the time. I thought I was going to get crushed between the walls that were moving towards me this one time, that was scary, lol.

[Boingo]

Was it like the presence of something about to crush you or just the fear o f the walls closing in?