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[baloonworld]

I was in an asteroid generationship thing tearing across the void at some ridiculous speed, far beyond the possibility of contact with the external universe. We had started spinning and depreasurised. The rest of the crew stared out the viewports into eternity as the air vanished out into the long night while I tugged frantically at some utterly inadequate polythene sheeting, trying to hold the air in. I remember breathing in and feeling the air rushing out of my mouth as my chest expanded. I woke myself up and thought "this scenario is inevitable. You will fail crew selection unless you complete it."

Because I, apparently, have to come up with a rational explanation for my subconscious playing in the asphyxiation simulator.

Comments

[john-hobbit.livejournal.com]

I had a similar situation except mine was "The deflating bouncy castle of asphyxiation" Why must my subconcious distort every I love :( *sobs*

[baloonworld.livejournal.com]

Stupid subconciouses. In the plus side, between us we dream of bouncy castles -IN SPACE! which must be the best dream ever. :)

[almosthonest.livejournal.com]

Only one person ever completed the Kobayashi Maru scenarion.

[baloonworld.livejournal.com]

I had to check that that was what I thought it was :)

[xanthipe]

I'm amazed he didn't try to sleep with the Klingons, personally.