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Narapoia Posted Nov 17, 2002
egami rorrim a fo egami rorrim a eb dluoc ti ro
Yes, much more likely.
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Captain Kebab Posted Nov 17, 2002
?snaem yllautca uv ajed tahw wonk ereh ydobyna seod tub ,tpurretni ot yrroS
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Captain Kebab Posted Nov 17, 2002
?snaem yllautca uv ajed tahw wonk uoy od ,niorggib
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Nov 18, 2002
.daerht gnorw eht otni derednaw I em esucxe hO
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puzzlella (playing word games, solving puzzles) Posted Nov 18, 2002
?setodcena rof gnikool ew erA
about deja vu
about turn!
uv ajed tuoba
?segami rorrim esu ew tsum dnA
(writing backwards is not mirror images anyway because not all letters are symmetrical)
What about some recollections about de ja vu experiences?
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Mu Beta Posted Nov 18, 2002
A funny, and true story to give heart to all vu-ers.
This weekend, I went to a fancy dress party, with a French Theme. Having spent all week on hootoo, I had costume ready, so I hastily stuck the words 'deja vu' on my front, and proceeded in a very similar manner to this thread.
Won the £20 first prize!
B
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puzzlella (playing word games, solving puzzles) Posted Nov 18, 2002
Congratulations!
Did you anticipate the prize?
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Mu Beta Posted Nov 18, 2002
Given that I forgot to anticipate the _costume_, then no.
B
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Narapoia Posted Nov 18, 2002
Oh well done Master B!
I trust you'll be sharing the £20 out?!
And I do hope that those poor souls lost in the mirror universe manage to make it through to the mirror mirror universe.
*Cue Snow White jokes*
Incidentally, no, I don't think this is a forum for sharing "deja vu" experiences. This is a serious attempt to establish exactly, literally what deja vu actually means. No offence, but I think there's a place for everything and this thread is quite definitely not about anecdotes.
*Cue string of anecdotes*
You lot just get on with your anecdotes while I have a little lie down. 
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Loup Dargent Posted Nov 18, 2002
yep a few "deja vu" experiences...
the spookiest one is when i started my first job in a restaurant in france... i "knew" that i've been there before... i even "recognised" the big basin where they were cutting the french fries...
well i had the feeling of "deja vu" anyway...
fortunately i've never had "deja vu" experiences when it comes to girlfriends as... ahem... never mind... i'm not going there...
loup
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You can call me TC Posted Nov 19, 2002
I can't describe a déjà vu experience, as they are so difficult to pin down. I know I've had some though. They can be just split seconds when you are sure you've experienced something before, and for a moment, you know what's going to happen next. But the strange feeling disappears like a dream and you can't rally remember it any more.
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Nov 19, 2002
Literally, "already seen" means "deja vu".
Hope that helps someone. 
Ou sont les Deja Voyeurs?
Narapoia Posted Nov 22, 2002
2 days???!!!
2 days and no posts???!!!
Well I hope that means you've all been elsewhere researching the true meaning of "deja vu", otherwise we've all been wasting our time here!
Ou sont les Deja Voyeurs?
Narapoia Posted Nov 22, 2002
2 days???!!!
2 days and no posts???!!!
Well I hope that means you've all been elsewhere researching the true meaning of "deja vu", otherwise we've all been wasting our time here!
Ou sont les Deja Voyeurs?
Narapoia Posted Nov 22, 2002
Inadvertent doublepost due to constant "the connection was refused" messages making it almost impossible to know what's going on.
Ou sont les Deja Voyeurs?
Loup Dargent Posted Nov 22, 2002
mmmmmm.... i blame RL for that... rather inconvenient all these RL duties...
plus they look so much like "deja vu"...
[but a nightmarish version of it... of course...]
loup
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