Nature & Animals Do fighters dream the way cats dream?

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Long ago I had a cat. Cats are too selfish, so I don't have much to do with them anymore, but I just recalled something about him. Pretty often, while sleeping, he would apparently dream about hunting. He'd be twitching and emitting some kind of sounds signifying that he was hunting something. I can tell that was what the dream was about because when awake he would devastate the local sparrow population. (We lived on the ground floor.) And the clincher is that whenever he would see a bird outside the window he would also twitch and emit primal sounds.

All that is just to ask this question.

Do fighters pantomime fighting while they are sleeping?

I don't know why, but somehow I believe Chuck Liddell does indeed do this. Of course, I don't know him personally.
 
If you dream of about fighting you might be swinging in your sleep. You will accidentally beat up your spouse and end up in jail.
 
My wife sleeps with her hands behind her head and her elbows out sometimes. She's had dreams where she's reacted and swung her elbows down quickly. I'm always worried I'm going to wake up with a goats vagina on my forehead.
 
Cats aren't punks... always ready to bang bro.
 
My wife sleeps with her hands behind her head and her elbows out sometimes. She's had dreams where she's reacted and swung her elbows down quickly. I'm always worried I'm going to wake up with a goats vagina on my forehead.
Sleep with headgear on
 
Husband has superpowers, I've flung an elbow at his face when we're asleep and he's woken up in time to catch it just before it hits his nose.

We don't have the same with our cats though, I wake up with one of them under the covers hugged up to my bum and then she just starts playing with my underwear which sends me into fits of laughter and then takes forever for everyone to calm down and go back to sleep.
 
Long ago I had a cat. Cats are too selfish, so I don't have much to do with them anymore, but I just recalled something about him. Pretty often, while sleeping, he would apparently dream about hunting. He'd be twitching and emitting some kind of sounds signifying that he was hunting something. I can tell that was what the dream was about because when awake he would devastate the local sparrow population. (We lived on the ground floor.) And the clincher is that whenever he would see a bird outside the window he would also twitch and emit primal sounds.

All that is just to ask this question.

Do fighters pantomime fighting while they are sleeping?

I don't know why, but somehow I believe Chuck Liddell does indeed do this. Of course, I don't know him personally.
I dream about fighting and drinking whiskey in my sleep, so it's possible.
 
He says you guys are selfish

he says a lot of things, he cant be trusted.
Cats, cats are wonderful and kind and awesome.
Thats a fact, science and common sense
 
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