Man, had a couple of really wierd ones last night.
The first one took place in the setting of the TV version of Walking Dead. But in addition to the usuals, the cast from Parks and Rec are there too. A turning point is reached when the zombies actually manage to zombify Chris Traeger and Ron Swanson. They teach the zombies to talk, shoot guns, and drive cars. The remaining live humans are quickly overcome. Soon it's just me and Rick left, and we're captured rather quickly after that. As the last 2 humans, the zombies march us up onto a platform to be killed in front of a gathered huge throng of zombies as an audience to their final victory, when Rick pulls a remote detonator out of his coat, and hits the plunger. In the distance, a fireball crashes out of the roof of an old factory and starts arcing through the sky, and Rick starts laughing and shaking his head. "What's so funny?" I ask him. "It was supposed to be just a bomb, not a missile." Anyway, when it's high overhead, the fireball explodes in a huge nuclear reaction, vaporizing us all.
So I wake up, go to the bathroom, get some water, go back to bed.
I'm back in high school again. Great, another one of THESE dreams. And I can't skip classes like I usually do in "back in school" dreams because my stepmother is there observing. Turns out my second period mythology class is being held in the cafeteria because the room is being remodeled, and there's a whole irrelevant side story about how the remodeling work was supposed to be done pro bono but then the vice principal sort of sneaks in "well, you might have to buy them a case of champagne or something." Anyway, I'm attending class in the cafeteria, but now my cat is also there, and he starts chewing on my toes. My stepmother says "He must need some cheese. Go get him some cheese!" So I walk to this specialty cheese shop on the corner and while I browse the cheeses I accidentally drop my phone and a few pieces break off. I gather it all into a static bag (don't know WHY I happen to have an empty static bag on me), and once in the bag they begin to melt and bubble and boil, the bag getting hotter and hotter. Everyone in the store is looking at me like I've done something wrong, and when I say "What?" a woman points to a small sticker on the bottom of the static bag that I didn't see before that says "DO NOT PUT DAMAGED CELL PHONES IN STATIC BAG." Some of the liquid from the bag splashes out on my hand, burning it, and another shop patron throws a handful of flour on my hand to soothe it. I buy some Jalepeno cheese and start walking home.
So. Busy night.