CAN U HEAR THIS SOUND?

Clicking the play button below will produce a tone that is generally only heard by people under the age of 25. It has been used as a deterrent device to keep teenagers from loitering in malls and shops, and sounds similar to a buzzing mosquito. Typically the longer you listen to it, the more annoying it gets.

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Here's the story: My 6-year-old son and I built this in 2003, using an HP Pavilion. It took about a month and $80 in bricks. There are no screws or glue — everything is held together with Lego bricks. By the way, I saw some comments about heat, but it's not a problem. This thing stays on 24/7, mostly as an email machine, and the windows above the processor fan are tilted about 30 degrees so there's plenty of ventilation. Thanks for checking it out!

This one is a real treat for all the couch potatoes out there. Called the emotion seat, this multimedia chair has been designed by Cinovent with a promise to give a never-before cinematic experience. The chair comes well-equipped with all sorts of multimedia razzmatazz required to make you a part of the movie that you are watching.

The technical name of this state-of-the art chair is 4-D/5-D Magic Event Cinema. And what it does is simply combine the thrilling computer animated and live action 3-D/4-D films with brilliantly designed special 4-D/5-D effects. As a result, the one sitting in the chair gets engulfed in a movie watching process that is one of its kinds.

As part of the company’s film technique, the emotion seat can create amazing 3-D effects and animations like air blasts, mist, fog, snowfall, storm effects, thunder, spider effects and seat vibration. And if that was not enough, the chair can also shake some impressive 5-D effect flowers, fog and even a fire smell. We saved the best for the last. The chair is also capable of tickling your leg when a funny scene comes by. Accompanying the chair is an impressive 8-channel digital surround sound.

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Johnny Depp
Jay-Z
J.K. Rowling
David Beckham
Brad Pitt
Beyonce Knowles
Angelina Jolie

Brave little boys grope for a solution to aid the community

Some family out in Missouri decided five years ago to purchase a cave and build their house in it...literally. This 17,000 sq.ft. house not only has three bedrooms, but a secondary party room and a performing stage (!?).

Apparently, this property used to be some sort of musical venue called "Caveland" where the likes of Bob Seger and Ike and Tina Turner (!?!) once performed. As if the story wasn't already strange enough, the house is now for sale because the economy crashed and the family can no longer afford their balloon payment mortgage, so their attempting to sell the house for $300,000.

Apparently the house is finished, but most of the photos show the house in an unfinished form. But whatever, because the main point here is that these people are living in a cave. And that's just crazy.













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