Music Flytrap City
a: Portland oregon ~
b: a flytrap for pop-psychedelia albums
What: "Portland is like a flytrap for pop-psychedelia albums. It's just a sound that sticks here. This one, recorded in the dead of winter in a cabin on the Oregon coast while under the influence of Prince's catalogue, floats perfectly in the Northwest atmosphere."
Writer: Nurses—Dracula
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Date: May 16 2012 7:17 PM
The Sounds Of Swing Sets....or Guitars....
a: Constructive interference ~
b: pushing a string at the rigth moment
What: "I ain't no smarter than anyone here (until last week I thought Voltaire was an air-conditioner) but "sympathetic reinforcement" aka constructive interference is like when you push a swing at the right moment and increase its travel. If you pushed it at he wrong time (while it was coming towards you) it'd be destructive interference."
..."All objects have a natural frequency. If you supply energy in the form of vibration/sound that matches the object's natural frequency, you're, in essence, pushing the swing at the exact right moment. The reason I suggested different gauges is that although it may be tuned to pitch, the mass of the string may make a difference. Hey, how about different tunings? Even if it's fourth-removed it may, may work. Shots in the dark. But you may yet hit your target.
Writer: collingscowboy
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Date: Jul 24 2013 8:06 PM
A Number Of Charged Particles...
a: Coulomb ~
b: a dozen only many, many more
What: "A Coulomb is like a dozen only many, many more. You can refer to a coulomb of electrons in the same way as a dozen donuts. A Coulomb would then describe something about that dozen donuts, in this case, the amount of charge. Ampere is defined as a coulomb per second. However, in general we do not count electrons or measure seconds, simply use the Amp. The unit symbol for ampere is A and the formula symbol (letter used in equations) for current is I."
Writer: Not Stated
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Date: Jul 24 2013 8:28 PM
a: Homosexuality ~
b: color
What:
"Put it this way. Homosexuality is like hair color. Your natural hair color is what you are born with and have for the rest of your life. Sure you may not like your hair color. So you cover it up with hair coloring. That just covers what your real hair color is. It is the same with homosexuality. If a gene is a homosexual gene, then you are gay. Depending on the level in your body is how gay you are. Everyone is gay though. Because everyone is at least 10% genetically homosexual. That is how your are able to get along with the same gender in general. Now the homosexual gene never exactly 10%. That is how you are bisexual. But you can be more sexually attracted to men or women. As for gay, anything above the 80 percentile range is predominantly homosexual. There is a scale called the Kinsey scale. It determines how homosexual or heterosexual you are. It is in everyone. And you don't get it from anyone in particular. It is in you from birth. So it is in everyone. Rather people realize it or not, Yes they are technically gay to an extent."
Writer: Not Stated
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Date: Jul 24 2014 11:09 AM
