Random YouTube Blowout

[cleech74]

Try Speedstick!  It's not expensive! :lol:

[rowjimmy]

Genius. Bill Cosby wrote that, right?

[blatboom]

if you saw oklahoma state's head coach go off on the media for writing a hit piece against one of his players a few weeks ago, you'll love this:

[youtube=425,350][/youtube]

[bluecaravan521]

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knzv8xcOC_0&mode=related&search=[/youtube]

that is sooo annoying!

[mbw]

[youtube=425,350][/youtube]

this monkey f*cks these tigers up

[blatboom]

[youtube=425,350][/youtube]

this monkey f*cks these tigers up

:lol: owned!

[alcoholandcoffeebeans]

[youtube=425,350][/youtube]

heh, made me laugh.....

[ytowndan]

I somehow knew that was coming.  Yet I still laughed.   :-D

[rowjimmy]

Ahhh.. memories of Yoga.

[alcoholandcoffeebeans]

 :-D

[youtube=425,350][/youtube]

[alcoholandcoffeebeans]

*NEW RYAN ADAMS VIDEO*
Embedding disabled by request of owner.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=pd-Z1zjlf8g

here's the link to the youtube. page.

kinda odd video... but sweet song, nontheless.

[Marmar]

just cuz I wanted to fuck with everyone.....

seriously....listen to it as many times in a row as you want......

the pitch keeps getting higher.......and higher.......and higher.......and high  :mrgreen:

Wait a day and then try it again

[rowjimmy]

Ok I don't really get that last one.
But, naturally it sucked me into youtube and I found this one. It's NSFW but has mild Radiohead content.

[Marmar]

listen to the two tones.....notice they climb higher and higher?

play it again, and it picks up where your ears left off, and keeps climbing higher.......

BUT- take the clip and put it on a seamless loop, and it's the same 2 tones over and over again that never "change" pitch. I forget the exact name, but it's "something-or-other's paradox"....

NOTE- it does NOT work on all people....it took me a few times of letting myself go before my ears were able to be tricked......

It works off the fact that our brains, when hearing 2 closely related tones in unison, naturally expects the next tone to be higher than the previous tone.....some speculate that the illusion is caused by the interference pattern generated between the 2 tones tricking our ears into shifting the tones due to the implied semi-tones from the interference pattern generated by the 2 frequencies.....

Go ahead and test it, the first 2 notes played are EXACTLY the same as the last 2 played......

[redrum]

listen to the two tones.....notice they climb higher and higher?

play it again, and it picks up where your ears left off, and keeps climbing higher.......

BUT- take the clip and put it on a seamless loop, and it's the same 2 tones over and over again that never "change" pitch. I forget the exact name, but it's "something-or-other's paradox"....

NOTE- it does NOT work on all people....it took me a few times of letting myself go before my ears were able to be tricked......

It works off the fact that our brains, when hearing 2 closely related tones in unison, naturally expects the next tone to be higher than the previous tone.....some speculate that the illusion is caused by the interference pattern generated between the 2 tones tricking our ears into shifting the tones due to the implied semi-tones from the interference pattern generated by the 2 frequencies.....

Go ahead and test it, the first 2 notes played are EXACTLY the same as the last 2 played......

i listend to the first 2 notes > muted my speakers > then put them back on for the replay.
..cool stuff mar.