LOL, normally I don't remember my dreams or dream uninteresting things but:
Last night (after having done a good deal of methylone in the previous day/night) I dreamt that I was in some big wooden housing complex, built like huts made by morons with two left hands, where people I didn't know were staying as guests.
The strange thing was it seemed like I was really aware of my mental state, constantly suspecting I was dreaming but looking around left to right seeing perfectly clear and sharp with my surroundings in incredible detail and color. Normally when I dream everything is not that visual at all but a rather conceptual and abstract stringing together of objects, people and places... often in a non-linear manner, like the meta-experience from ketamine.
I walked outside from the inn-like hut and encountered tyrannosaur like creatures that were raging around, they were very threatening, it was a spectacular experience, but the closer they got the less interested in me or threatening they became... like in a movie where the monsters never quite seem to make it, the closer they get the more dilated everything becomes. It's by definition impossible for them to harm you lol...
For some reason I gradually realized I must be tripping, could be since I doubted my sense of reality but didn't believe I was dreaming because everything was so incredibly real and usually one wakes up at some level of realization. I realized I was tripping on Morning Glories, specifically. (wait what? why!)
Then I returned inside, roamed around the guest quarters, and found someone's MP3 player which I briefly considered stealing (I never steal, except on a very small number of occasions from big corporations). Then I met this old guy who was the only person so far who made some connection with me and listened to me explaining my predicament. Shortly thereafter I gradually (normally this is not gradually for me at all) sensed my real body laying on a bed - a little like in Avatar when the guy comes into his new body - with a thought like "there, you see! I knew it! why the hell didn't this happen the first time I thought I punched through the illusion of dreaming?".
The end.