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goes to the heady thoughts, TK U MLJ LV NV

Good luck or goodbye?

Not " dreamed " ??!

Either "dreamed" or "dreamt" would be correct, as they have the same meaning. "Dreamed" is much more common in American English than "dreamt," whereas in British English, "dreamt" has a much higher frequency of use (though "dreamed" is apparently used more often--see http://grammarist.com/usage/dreamed-dreamt/).

You really creamed my comments since "creamt" is not in usage either in UK or USA ------ Touche !

a thread, hopefully, looks like one of my old tricks, hide it in plain view.