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DeJa vu? your opinion?
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Have you ever experienced déjà vu?
Have you ever experienced déjà vu?
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Replying to #121
YEA. I DID! and alotta oda people, the most simpliest form is the pen or pencil deja vu, your friend ask you to borrow it and u noticed taht he ask you and aging and you thought you did and when u look its still in your hannd or on your desk. that a form of deja vu ( translated as already seen in french) meaning in your head you already seen that u lent him/ her the pen/pencil but it didnt really happen
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that is not a type of deja vu but a type of vu...
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Replying to #123
it is,, y dont u gave me a elegible example.
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Replying to #124
Please read the Forum Rules. Using internet shorthand such as "y" and "u" is against the rules.
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royj · #124it is,, y dont u gave me a elegible example.
ok you are hanging out with your friends when suddenly you think you did it before when in fact you did but with others
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If the previous experience was with different people, then that wouldn't be déjà vu.
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dhanashsometimes assumtptions are right......and what is fate anyways??
your opinion of it
This is getting off topic, but I believe fate is a series of events brought about by the choices that have been/will be made by people, etc.
Is it déja vu if you can remember where you experienced the exact same event before (ie. in a dream)?
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Sounds like some kind of greek word to me.
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Replying to #129
It's actually french
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yea, its french, translated .....deja = already...... + vu= seen....... deja vu = already seen. i dont really get what i mean.. i am confused.. i cant really think of and example. i gato research it on the internet
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Internet isnt always right...*Sigh*...You'll probably end up misinformed
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Replying to #132
well at least he's right on the translation
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GlidingGoose · #132Internet isnt always right...*Sigh*...You'll probably end up misinformed
that translation is not from the net, i do french in school and i came across the words seperately...... deja meanning alreadly and vu is the past tens of the verb voir to see.. so i just made a conclusive guess on its meaning. i research it after and found out that i had made a right guess. but i am jus having problem getting a perfect example. any one can help?
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i will explain it to you tomrorow in school.....
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I had Deja-vu for almost an hour straight once... the creepy part was the fact I knew what she was gonna say before she said it... (I actually suspect it DID happen before...)As for an explanation of deja-vu
Well basically it's when something happens, and you remember the exact same event... like reminiscing on the present.If you haven't had deja-vu before then it can't really be explained to you though...
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Replying to #136
yeah...
that once happened to me before....
only in my case it was my mum....
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what databank?
some people mix up the vu's
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databankOkay
see!
what the hell is that post >_>
at least do some explaining... why did they give you hell?
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so you people are saying that deja vu is when u see something before it happens, bad on that experiecne ?
Krusha · #136I had Deja-vu for almost an hour straight once... the creepy part was the fact I knew what she was gonna say before she said it... (I actually suspect it DID happen before...)As for an explanation of deja-vu
Well basically it's when something happens, and you remember the exact same event... like reminiscing on the present.If you haven't had deja-vu before then it can't really be explained to you though...
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