Strange things you can do (no one believes)
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^_^ Further to the last line of my post, I had such an inappropriate thought in mind.Trippy Turtle said:
And yes, we totally should, only have a dorky name like Y-Men (if you want to add an 'h' to that, by all means). We would be gods among nerds.
How, exactly, do you go about 'tachyonising' a bottle of water? Because I doubt it's very healthy for you, that high you're feeling may just be radiation poisoning.GamerPhate said:
Oh dear we've made a whoopsie. Tachyons are quantum particles, existing both as physical objects and electromagnetic waveforms depending on if they're observed. That being said, even while existing as particles they don't travel by speed in the same way we do, they exist as probability fields. However even with that, we as a race do have the ability to detect quantum particles, both using our eyes (light photons are quantum particles) and devices like photometres and colourometeres. Tachyons, on the other hand, violate many principles of current universal physics theories and very likely can't be detected because they don't exist.GamerPhate said:
Of course you'd know all of this if you just read the wikipedia page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyon], which I really recomend you do in future before irradiating yourself or wasting thousands of [your currancy here] trying to detect something that's already being looked for by qualified scientists with millian dollar budgets.
I've had some interesting experiences with electronics.
For example, i'll walk in a room, and someone's broken phone will start to work, and when i leave, it breaks again.
Once I even got a broken radio to turn itself on and off just by saying on and off.
Was some freaky shit.
For example, i'll walk in a room, and someone's broken phone will start to work, and when i leave, it breaks again.
Once I even got a broken radio to turn itself on and off just by saying on and off.
Was some freaky shit.
i can make my eye twitch, my nose twitch like a bunny, and i can make my dick move all on its own...
Just as well I didn't read his post... though I wonder: would tachyons have any effect on non-biologicals in water at all? And what would serve as a source of tachyons, given that even research theoretical physicists don't believe in their existence (or, rather, ability to exist in undistorted-space).Scabadus said:
As far as water is concerned, does anyone enjoy pure water? I've drunk DIW and... nothing, doesn't taste of water, let alone anything else.
In all the dreams I can remember there has been a part of my dream that happens later on in real life. Hard to prove that this happens every time but I'm sure it does. Of course I can't do much about it. I'm also pretty sure that everyone has had this at some point or another though.
Exactly! Does it also give you goosebumps when you do it a few times in a row? And did you ever find any use for it besides feeling nice? Nerve signals are sort of electrical in nature and your spinal cord is one heck of a nerve so 've always wondered if I could like light a LED with it or something. Preferably without surgically attaching anything to my spine. It wouldn't change the world but it'd be a nice party trick.Scabadus said:
Now that I thought about the shoulderblade-thing for a bit, maybe it is caused by gentle squeezing your spine with the muscles in your shoulders. After all it is a known fact that touching an exposed nerve can make it send a signal.
So, you dream something and it comes true? Can... can you dream about me? Before you go to sleep think "James finds a million dollars, James finds a million dollars, James finds a million dollars, James finds a million dollars, and falls in love".Havra said:
*cough*
When I was in year 4, I broke my leg jumping off of playground equipment you aren't meant to climb up on. Unfortunatly, when I broke my leg (my left one), the broken bone turned about 10 degrees outwards. And the doctors didn't correct this when they put the cast on so it healed like than. So look down at your feet and imagine your standing on a clock. My right foot will point at 12, my left foot points at 10. Nobody believes me until I show them that both my knees are pointing forward.
I can make the veins in my arms pop up at will. I kind of stretch my shoulder like I'm reaching for something really far away and then clench my fist. They pop up so much you can actually poke them and feel them.
I can also burp incredibly loudly. The trick is to tense up your stomach, and then breath in through your mouth. You'll feel it in your throat. If you can open your throat up, you essensially inhale a full breath into your stomach. While the air is traveling to your stomach, suck your stomach in as much as you can. Tense your stomach again to get it all to come back up.
Finally. I know the trick of how to hammer nails into your nose and not die
I can make the veins in my arms pop up at will. I kind of stretch my shoulder like I'm reaching for something really far away and then clench my fist. They pop up so much you can actually poke them and feel them.
I can also burp incredibly loudly. The trick is to tense up your stomach, and then breath in through your mouth. You'll feel it in your throat. If you can open your throat up, you essensially inhale a full breath into your stomach. While the air is traveling to your stomach, suck your stomach in as much as you can. Tense your stomach again to get it all to come back up.
Finally. I know the trick of how to hammer nails into your nose and not die
Whenever I listen to a song in Japanese I can understand all of it...No one knows until I translate the whole thing for somebody.
Well it's not exactly something I can do but I can't voluntarily burp. No one believes me when I tell them, so I think it sorta counts.
A T.V. that is on makes a little bit of a buzzing sound besides the actual sound from the show. It's on the edge of what the human ear can hear though so some people hear it and some don't. Nothing paranormal about it, dogs and cats hear it too. Harbringer is one of the people who, like me, do hear it (although that may change with age)Wieke said:
I once broke a PS3 controller, opened it and fixed it without looking up any kind of schematic or anything. Most people over here don't believe I'm technical like that.
You sure that ain't just the very high pitched sound they emit? Because that's how I know.Harbinger_ said:
You have subconscious memories since 3 months in the womb. Though mostly people can't actively recall anything untill they are 3-4 years after they where born.Niflhel said: