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I like to sing in the shower, but it's more exciting to sing in front of an audience. Of course, no audience would volunteer to hear me sing (don't get me wrong, I'm a fairly good singer, but I'm not famous... yet) but there's always a way, there's always a way.
I shower in the mornings, therefore
I sing in the mornings. Many people do, actually. Also, like me, many people have trouble getting up early: it's easy to stretch an arm out and shut the alarm clock off to fall back asleep. They need something to make sure this won't happen; they need a loud voice to wake them up, a loud voice that can't be shut off until they're in the shower, getting ready to go and, of course, singing.
A Shower karaoke or Batharoke (see link), a wired, easy to use alarm setter, to be programmed before going to sleep, and speakers are installed in these people's homes.
When the alarm does its job, another user's voice -probably very annoying- ,who is already in the shower singing a song, will be heard loudly through the speakers. You'll get up, for sure, and get in the shower, where the stranger voice will cease as soon as your start singing along with the karaoke track, to wake up another user (for random duets, please specify on the alarm setter the night before).
Looking for fame and fortune? Who knows, the right person might just be on the other side of the wire, about to hear you perform live.
An efficient wake up call and an audience for the amateur singer, everybody is happy. Talent seeker? You don't want to sing but want to wake up in time? You get only the speakers, which are turned off the moment the water starts running in your shower.
(?) Inspired by
Bathaoke Thanks UB! [Pericles, May 01 2005]
Wham! Ouch!
Fatal_20Auto_20Collision_20Song [ato_de, May 03 2005]
"Dancing Queen" for 4 Hours
http://www.coudal.com/abbavideo.php This guy voluntarily subjected himself to Abba's "Dancing Queen" during a road trip. Beware auto-loading Quicktime .mov. [Acme, May 03 2005]
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I'm beginning to think the western paradigm for success should include the luxury of showers alone. |
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There was a gentleman who ran his car off the road and was trapped in the wreck for 8 hours before someone found him. |
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This was in the heyday of the reversing casette player. He had to listen to "Wham" and the casette containing "Wake Me Up, Before You Go Go" the entire time. |
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He said the first couple of hours weren't too bad, but....... |
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The poor, poor man. <shudders> And after a few hours, diminishing battery voltage would lead to "waaake mmmeeeeeee uuuppppp bbbeffooorrreee yoouuuu ggoo ggoo..." |
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It's a whole new category in the personal columns, isn't it: I Heard You in the Bath This Morning. |
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what about that day where you're too late to have time to shower? Wodl you ahve to shower when you got home from work so that it wodl shut up and you could get some sleep? |
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pErchanze not to sleap byt toi drem. |
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Hey where is that Mexican Tamale? |
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Hell... it's been loooong! |
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Waaaaaaayyyyy toooo long you Mexican Tamale. |
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