So, I’ve got another one for you guys. Why doesn't everything sound different when I put my headphones in my mouth? Like, I just popped an earbud right in there just now, and honestly... it sounds totally normal. Just regular audio.😕
Man, I’m definitely not alone in this. Honestly, hearing my own voice on a recording is pure cringe... I don't sound like a real person at all. Other people tell me I sound perfectly fine, though. Does anyone here actually have the guts to post a recording of their own voice on YouTube?😛
Well, a man can lose his way sometimes; he meant to say "suit" instead😉 and where on earth has he vanished to now? Just pose the question and don't come back anymore.😕
mistymarlin6 said:well, sure, but then you'd have those moving staircases that shift on their own
Now you've actually given me an idea. We’d need a tiny little escalator—maybe just five steps. If we calculate the frame rate of the video and sync the movement of the stairs to that speed... then the Slinky would essentially be falling down the stairs while staying in the exact same spot. It drops from the third step to the second, then the second rises back up to the level of the third, and it just loops indefinitely. 😍 I suppose the challenge would be figuring out how to actually pull that off. 😬
Well, look who it is... haven't seen you in a century 😬
Actually, even if there is an elevator, it wouldn't matter much because the stairs run diagonally while the lift moves horizontally. If we're talking about 200 of those steps—you know, the actual treads you walk on—you'd probably spend more time trekking from the staircase just to reach the elevator entrance anyway. 😁
And what on earth are "sheets"? Besides the ones you put on a bed, I mean. 😕
It would be pretty sweet if I had, say, a 200-foot staircase right in my living room... but then again, I’d just spend all day constantly running up and down just to toss it down and watch it tumble. Not exactly a great use of time, 😬
Hm, I recall reading somewhere a while back that there was a tailor shop offering that kind of custom work over near the Capitol Center. Honestly, I haven't the slightest clue if they’re still operating these days.🤷.
Not really much, just a handful every day. I mostly stick to Gmail. But on my old Yahoo account, I’ll get maybe ten or so daily. Half of those are just those mindless chain emails. You know the type—"help this person," "sign this petition," all that nonsense.
It doesn't necessarily have to be that... he might have been talking about using some kind of magnetic scraper 😁 and by the way, whatever happened with the CD eventually?
Elizabeth Garcia2 said:But it has absolutely nothing to do with film as an art form. Or common sense.
It actually has everything to do with both. You can't argue with taste, but you can certainly say the same about any other genre. Take horror, for instance—you’ve got some hack director who just films creepy faces to try and jump-scare you. Or comedies where the director just stuffs the dialogue with cheap one-liners. 🙂 So, parodies are definitely a legitimate form of cinematic art, and they rely on common sense just as much as any other genre.😉
84, counting myself in😬 half of them? Honestly, I don't even know who they are. I’ve reached out to maybe ten of them. As for the rest... well, we don't really talk much, unless they have some question for me.🙂