In reference to the Wizard of OZ book,would a real giant poppy field make you fall asleep?
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Just a fairy tale, unless you decided to eat a bunch of the opium poppies.
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Another very popular Urban Legend, especially in recent years, is whether or not one of the Munchkin actors hanged himself during filming. Once again, this rumor is NOT true. This so-called scene is said to have taken place during the Tin Woodman sequence in the film when Dorothy, the Scarecrow, and the Tin Woodman head off down the yellow brick road. In the background a large object can be seen. If you watch the film on a big screen or with a good quality video/DVD you will see that it's nothing more than a large bird flapping its wings. Most critics and fans alike agree it's a crane. Several birds from the Los Angeles Zoo were brought onto the set during this sequence to give it a more outdoors feel. One of the best explanations I've seen for this "rumor" can be found on the internet at: http://www.snopes.com/movies/films/ozsuicid.htm.
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if you can find 7 dwarfs a wicked witch .then go to sleep for a hundred years and be woken by prince charming.er I dont think so .Try Cinderella maybe.
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There's a little thing called a "Date Rape" drug that makes you fall asleep and you forget everything that happens. Tell someone immediately!
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I would wear myself out.  Work out a lot or stay up really late so I would pretty much pass out once I hit the pillow.
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A personal favorite is, "Poppies... poppies will put them to sleep... sleep... sleep..."  ha ha ha  And, obviously, "There's no place like home" - classic!
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Fictional or Real?\n\nUh oh, time to break out the Yahoo! Search tool bar. \n\n1st grade, don't fail me now!\n\nHis name was George something and used to smoke pot and cut down cherry trees.
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World piece is a fairytale. This is the real world. Go back to sleep.
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Well the movie "Field of Dreams" was filmed in 1989 in Dyersville, Iowa ... if you haven't seen the movie you should read a synopsis of it at: \n\nhttp://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/field_of_dreams/about.php\n\nThe "fantasy" game in 1991 is a faux game. If you expect to find any stats or evidence online you're not going to have any luck. It's not an event that was significant enough for public records.\n\nIf you really need info your only chance is to consult the Dyersville town ledger ... good luck with that.
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I would, I have a problem sleeping.....BUT PLEASE DO NOT put a picture of George Bush on the label, this may cause nightmarish episodes and night terrors, and then you would have a serious class action law suit on your hands......
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I'm not sure but have to wonder if Fairy Girl was on Fairy Dust (apparently a drug).\n\nFairy Dust\nEasily mistaken for good Vegdar-Dust, Fairy Dust comes - as the name implies - from the Fae Kingdom and is reputed to grant visions of that magical place; afficionados of the stuff claim that they actually physically visit the fairy kingdom under the influence of the stuff, while they simultaneously lie comatose in their beds on Horizon. Bad trips are rare, but are entirely possible - and when they do happen, they can drive one quite, quite insane; aside from this risk, the main detrimental effect of the drug (aside from the long periods of time spent unconscious) is a purple staining of the eyes.
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The Wizard of Oz obviously. The fantasy land of Oz is in color while Kansas is black and white. And I have to agree with Schindler's List as the other.
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got bored reading the Extra details, and fell asleep yawn\n\nboring
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I think it was The Wizard Of Oz.
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lol... funny... that'd be a freaking nightmare! The plants would outnumber the humans, war would break out, and one of us would need to win... hm... Yeah, we'd still eat them and cut them!
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scary ain't it? be very careful, someone may accuse you of thinking for yourself; The Great Oz has spoken.
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It means that the the speaker is fearful of a rumored threat, and (as others have pointed out) comes from the classic Wizard of Oz.\n\nThere was no "song" accompanying this quote, though Dorothy, Tin Man, and Scarecrow chanted it rhythmically as they proceeded through the Spooky Forest (I'd turn back if I were you).