anyone ever done this?

[Dal Rassak]

You know you spend too much time with your head in an imaginary world when you walk into a pub and absentmindedly order a bottle of kanar. I was'nt even drunk when I said that, just elsewhere in my head... I've also managed to ask for a raktajino in a cafe once, and took two entire seconds to readjust my consciousness when the girl just blinked at me.

Any examples of reality confusion from anyone else...?

[Oso Blanco]

That sounds funny ... never happened to me, but I like throwing a Trek reference into the conversation every now and then ...

[The Mirrorball Man]

Are you kidding? You ordered fictional beverages?

[MacLeod]

Mmm, Star Trek themed Cafe, with food and drink named after food appearing in show. So Raktajino would be something like extra strong coffee.

Just a shame Paramount would never go for it.

[tomalak301]

Wasn't this what Quarks Bar at the Star Trek experience was all about?

[JirinPanthosa]

I've quoted rules of acquisition in serious economics discussions.

Even worse. I quoted them accurately, with the correct number.

[Sindatur]

Dal Rassak wrote:

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You know you spend too much time with your head in an imaginary world when you walk into a pub and absentmindedly order a bottle of kanar. I was'nt even drunk when I said that, just elsewhere in my head... I've also managed to ask for a raktajino in a cafe once, and took two entire seconds to readjust my consciousness when the girl just blinked at me.

Any examples of reality confusion from anyone else...?

I haven't quite done that, but, I recently bought a ticket to a charity crab feast, the flyer says it comes with Pasta and Anti-Pasto salad, and I found myself wondering if my plate would explode and blow up the whole place if my Pasta and my Anti-pasto mixed