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http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/08/18/funny-pictures-chchcheeeeeezzzbburrggerr/
Sweet! So I'm not the only person who does this...! :-D
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Invisible wrote:
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> Sweet! So I'm not the only person who does this...! :-D
>
Many hours of a misspent childhood in front of fans ... But it sounded
sooo cool! XD
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Mike Raiford wrote:
> Many hours of a misspent childhood in front of fans ... But it sounded
> sooo cool! XD
Don't you mean it sounded "zzzzzozozozozooooooowowowow
ccccococococoooooolololollll"? ;-)
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> Sweet! So I'm not the only person who does this...! :-D
Must admit I never tried that, I was more interested in what happened when
the fan was lit by only a CRT in a dark room.
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scott wrote:
> Must admit I never tried that, I was more interested in what happened
> when the fan was lit by only a CRT in a dark room.
That's tame; try holding a 250 Hz tuning fork up to a CRT. Hint: it
makes a difference whether you hold it vertically or horizontally. ;-)
The thing the cat is demonstrating is that if you talk into a set of
spinning fan blades, you get a weird kind of phase shift effect as the
sound reflects off each fan blade. (There's probably a Dopler shift in
there too.) It's really quite neat. Makes a very stroby sound.
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> The thing the cat is demonstrating is that if you talk into a set of
> spinning fan blades, you get a weird kind of phase shift effect as the
> sound reflects off each fan blade. (There's probably a Dopler shift in
> there too.) It's really quite neat. Makes a very stroby sound.
Hihi, and it might make a difference, if the tongue is inside the 'savety cage'
close to the blades or outside.
(Can this also be called 'Dopler shift'?) ^^
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Excuse me, it seems that I suffer a cruel mood right now.
Talking to people, who don't know *truth* and only talk lies all day long is
sooooo disgruntling!!
Especially, when you are supposed to stay friendly.
Regards,
bluetree
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