It is a speaker. It gets turned On and starts emitting sound. Then a wind comes and blows the sound away backwards. The sound gets sucked into the back of the speaker where it is re-absorbed. Then the speaker gets turned Off and the sounds slowly dies away to quiet.
It sits in the middle of a white box and we are viewing it from above. Every few minutes it sends out signals to check to see if it is still in the box. If all the balls bounce back to it, it knows that it is still in the box. It is both computer and organism.
It's a perpetual gumball machine. Once set in motion, there is enough "gumball energy" to keep the gumballs doing this forever. This video represents one iteration of the machine's cycle.
If it weren't in the box, perhaps it would share its gumballs with us. And then play us music. And then kick our asses. It's a good thing then that it doesn't exist (because there is no such thing as a perpetual motion machine).
This little guy keeps trying to get rid of all his stuff, but he just can't bare to see it go. Part of him wants it back and everytime he tries to do away with it all, this part of himself he can't control sucks it all back in.
This is the newest attraction at Sesame place. It's a room you walk into... the floor is made of smooth grey concrete and the kids drip water from their bathing suits. This is an attraction for after you have choked on rancid chlorinated water falling off the raft on the raft ride and getting banged up like crazy becasue that slide isn't smooth like the ones you're meant to go down raftless. You walk in the room and there's a two foot neutral zone. Then you go past that into the main area where suddenly little styrofoam puffs are flying at you and dancing all around. At the far end of the room they're shooting out a funnel... after 4 minutes and 45 seconds, they're all sucked out. No one knows how it happens or ever once has asked a Sesame Place employee, and believe me they don't know either. But it's done with this contraption... the back part is ionized to attract all the styrofoam puffs back into it when the four minutes and forty five seconds is up. But the back part is behind the wall - which makes the whole thing seem impossible, but hey. The funnel is in front of the wall, but the back part is behind it. So how do they do it? The dads can't figure it out. If the kids ask, they say "It's a scientific principle." Some of them work at Bristol Meyers Squibb. Those Dads say, "It's ionization. I'll show you when we go home." But it doesn't explain how the puffs get through the wall. When the kid says this, the parents say, "He's overtired."
this is like a lung...a sensor detects when there is not enough of a "certain element" in the megaphone-shaped object...at which point the action in initiated. the dots are nanotechnology which go out into the environment and collect particles of the "certain element" and continue to collect and return until the collection quota has been reached, at which point the switch is turned off and the nano-dots stop being released and all return to the object, where the "certain element" is consumed until it is depleted, at which point the process MUST begin again. loopity-doo.
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It is a speaker. It gets turned On and starts emitting sound. Then a wind comes and blows the sound away backwards. The sound gets sucked into the back of the speaker where it is re-absorbed. Then the speaker gets turned Off and the sounds slowly dies away to quiet.
Its liek whn you do something and tehn it goes around and kicks your ass. There's alot of explosions here PSYCHO!
It isnt a speaker IT's DEEP. ha ha
Its liek whn you do something and tehn it goes around and kicks your ass. There's alot of explosions here PSYCHO!
It isnt a speaker IT's DEEP. ha ha
It sits in the middle of a white box and we are viewing it from above. Every few minutes it sends out signals to check to see if it is still in the box. If all the balls bounce back to it, it knows that it is still in the box. It is both computer and organism.
b.f. o'b:
what would it do if it found out it were no longer in the box?
It's a perpetual gumball machine. Once set in motion, there is enough "gumball energy" to keep the gumballs doing this forever. This video represents one iteration of the machine's cycle.
If it weren't in the box, perhaps it would share its gumballs with us. And then play us music. And then kick our asses. It's a good thing then that it doesn't exist (because there is no such thing as a perpetual motion machine).
This little guy keeps trying to get rid of all his stuff, but he just can't bare to see it go. Part of him wants it back and everytime he tries to do away with it all, this part of himself he can't control sucks it all back in.
It's cute. I think it potentially steals your soul, maybe.
I'm interested to find out though. I think it could do the opposite. I bet it takes like 15 years though.
The front is a flashlight, but the back is a mini-blackhole. This is a new energy device for recycling light.
Thee karmic cycle.
This is the newest attraction at Sesame place. It's a room you walk into... the floor is made of smooth grey concrete and the kids drip water from their bathing suits. This is an attraction for after you have choked on rancid chlorinated water falling off the raft on the raft ride and getting banged up like crazy becasue that slide isn't smooth like the ones you're meant to go down raftless. You walk in the room and there's a two foot neutral zone. Then you go past that into the main area where suddenly little styrofoam puffs are flying at you and dancing all around. At the far end of the room they're shooting out a funnel... after 4 minutes and 45 seconds, they're all sucked out. No one knows how it happens or ever once has asked a Sesame Place employee, and believe me they don't know either. But it's done with this contraption... the back part is ionized to attract all the styrofoam puffs back into it when the four minutes and forty five seconds is up. But the back part is behind the wall - which makes the whole thing seem impossible, but hey. The funnel is in front of the wall, but the back part is behind it. So how do they do it? The dads can't figure it out. If the kids ask, they say "It's a scientific principle." Some of them work at Bristol Meyers Squibb. Those Dads say, "It's ionization. I'll show you when we go home." But it doesn't explain how the puffs get through the wall. When the kid says this, the parents say, "He's overtired."
"the law of conservation of energy states that energy can not be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another."
...caught in the perpetual machine...
this is like a lung...a sensor detects when there is not enough of a "certain element" in the megaphone-shaped object...at which point the action in initiated. the dots are nanotechnology which go out into the environment and collect particles of the "certain element" and continue to collect and return until the collection quota has been reached, at which point the switch is turned off and the nano-dots stop being released and all return to the object, where the "certain element" is consumed until it is depleted, at which point the process MUST begin again. loopity-doo.
Effect when you talk and nobody listen to you
self-pollinating sex machine
Isn't that the illustration you made after the farmer shot you?
It is a human being.
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