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Didgeridirigible
Talk about your resonating frequencies of bodies, spirits and minds into a new paradigm-shifting reality pulse... | |
A giant didgeridoo suspended from a blimp, extending to the ground, played by a wind machine - paradigm shift a whole continent of bodies and spirits with a massive resonating frequency.
hang it from my hammock
helium_20hammock
[xandram, Aug 20 2007]
(?) some other aeolian instruments
http://www.drachen....21/no21-Aeolian.pdf
[xandram, Aug 20 2007]
didgeridoo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Didgeridoo
The didgeridoo (or didjeridu) is a wind instrument of the Indigenous Australians of northern Australia. [ed, Aug 21 2007]
This thing might sound like the sun
http://soi.stanford...results/sounds.html
Solar sounds, speeded up 42 thousand times [ldischler, Aug 21 2007]
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You've invented a doomsday machine! |
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All you need do now is roof over the Grand
Canyon, play it at one end, and listen to it
at the other. |
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Best title I ever read (or tried to read sveral times) |
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Big, giant, floating crossiant to you [gt] |
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I think zen_tom may be right. With reference to bodies and massive resonating frequencies, has globaltourniquet stumbled onto the source of the infamous brown note? |
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(+) Great gonflaboriginal ghosts man, what have you done? |
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+ I like it and I'll hang it from my helium hammock. |
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Fun to read, fun to watch, fun to hear. Bun |
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Moooeeowwwwmmmm... bwaabwaaabwaa... bwaaaaaooooommmm.... |
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She bring in the morning! |
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Sun Arise bring in the morning |
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Fluttering the skirts all around |
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The Australian's answer to the hullaballoon, in style. |
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Triggering seizures and earthquakes. Bun! |
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Could it be propelled using wobble-boards? |
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