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reply posted on 16-10-2009 @ 03:54 PM by tallcool1

Wow - this is kind of a cool way to market...whatever it is they are trying to sell or do.

My evil shoulder angel made me draw a quick sketch of the face. I'm going to go home from work tonight and show it to my wife and tell her that I had this very memorable dream about this guy telling me something or other. I haven't decided if the guy told me something comforting or terrifying yet (leaning toward terrifying). All through the workday, I couldn't get his face out of my mind and drew the sketch. I logged onto ATS and there was this thread. I'll act all creeped out and show her the picture from the website compared to the one I drew just to see her reaction.

Mwah ha ha ha ha

I will end up confessing my deception to her though - I'm not a very good liar anyway, but this guys face will be planted into her subconscious like it is in mine. We'll see if we dream about him now.

reply posted on 16-10-2009 @ 07:01 PM by m khan

I haven't been dreaming about it, but vaguely recall seeing this face in some picture somewhere with other faces. It might be spread around the news media.

reply posted on 16-10-2009 @ 07:11 PM by Aeons

Why isn't this thread yet marked as a Hoax?

reply posted on 17-10-2009 @ 12:06 PM by linux2216

This is your man. If you dream about him more often on Friday nights it's because he's now working posthumously for the FDIC and assists with the weekly bank takeovers now involving over 3500 bank branches since Summer, 2008.

William "Willie" Sutton (June 30, 1901 - November 2, 1980) was a prolific U.S. bank robber. For his talent at executing robberies in disguises, he gained two nicknames, "Willie the Actor" and "Slick Willie."

It is estimated that Willie Sutton stole perhaps $2 million in his career, and spent more than half his adult life in prison. Once released from incarceration, he spoke about prison reform and consulted with banks on anti-robbery techniques. In an ironic display of pure audacity, he made a television commercial for New Britain Bank and Trust Co. in Connecticut for their credit card with picture ID on it. His lines were, "They call it the 'face card.' Now when I say I'm Willie Sutton, people believe me."

Sutton is famously (and probably falsely) known for answering a reporter, Mitch Ohnstad, who asked why he robbed banks by saying, "because that's where the money is." The quote formed the basis of Sutton's law, often taught to medical students.
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reply posted on 20-10-2009 @ 11:52 AM by Teratoma

I never ended up dreaming about him, nor did anyone I shared this with. I did however, dream that I was trying to contact this Andrea Natella for help promoting a project I'm working on.

...If it's just a "social experiment" by an individual or group who had an idea, I don't mind "participating" by sharing such thoughts and showing the site to people.

If it turns out to be a big commercial venture in promotion of a movie, I'll be less impressed.

This is semi-relevant, especially considering the serial killer/mass murderer references earlier:

reply posted on 20-10-2009 @ 09:11 PM by HimurakaIchigo

reply to post by TravisT

For some reason after I saw the man I got a bad feeling. Even though I laughed at his face I had a bad feeling. Like he's something evil. Now I'm afraid for the people who dreamt of him... I might end up dreaming about him tonight as well. All I know is my heart sped up in fear after seeing this man's face. I'm normally right to such senses seeing as its my ability.

Please let me be wrong this time! Please! *prays*

reply posted on 20-10-2009 @ 09:15 PM by HimurakaIchigo

reply to post by tallcool1

Dude, chill. Don't scare your wife like that. It's ok if you suffer but don't make the woman suffer, right? Wait... WHAT THE HECK AM I SAYING!? YOU ALREADY DID IT! lol

reply posted on 20-10-2009 @ 09:28 PM by HimurakaIchigo

reply to post by thegagefather

I think that its also psychological. I saw the face for like what? A minute maybe less? And its imprinted in my mind. Another thing. My heart sped up in fear after I saw his face. Doesn't he seem TOO happy and calm to you? It's unsettling and I know for sure there's nothing right about this guy. I'm sure I'll dream of this guy tonight. *sigh* I should prepare to battle my dreams again.

reply posted on 20-10-2009 @ 09:51 PM by Evr3n

This guy reminds me of Sylar(Zachary Quinto) from Heroes.
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