I bet she goes through a lot of toothpaste. I wonder if there’s an alternative for cheap but effective tongue-cleaners? Would there even be a market for it?
Synesthesia is when one portion of the brain that identifies stimuli is cross connected to another. An example is the part that identifies letters & the part that sees colors, each letter will be seen as being a different color. ‘A’ would be blue, ‘B’ pale yellow, ‘C’ dark green, etc. Another guy when he heard words would suddenly have a taste in his mouth, he ended up breaking up with a girlfriend because her name tasted like rotten eggs.
Well, what does she expect, with a tongue that is an acre in size?
I bet she goes through a lot of toothpaste. I wonder if there’s an alternative for cheap but effective tongue-cleaners? Would there even be a market for it?
Get a tongue scraper and you’re set. Cheap, effective, long lasting and can easily be improvised…
“AUGH! The light makes noise!”
Best. Line. Ever. XD
To some people, the light DOES make noise. Look up synesthesia
Actually, it’s more like rheostat noise. Filaments do buzz.
Synesthesia is when one portion of the brain that identifies stimuli is cross connected to another. An example is the part that identifies letters & the part that sees colors, each letter will be seen as being a different color. ‘A’ would be blue, ‘B’ pale yellow, ‘C’ dark green, etc. Another guy when he heard words would suddenly have a taste in his mouth, he ended up breaking up with a girlfriend because her name tasted like rotten eggs.
Source: 60 Minutes
Ie Yamof Ool, exactly. And plenty of musicians have the condition–it seems to help them find unique sounds when they match the colors they see.
So do florescents
And when you’re badly hung over, that buzzing HURTS.
TVs used to whine . . . I couldn’t’ stand walking through the TV department.
That stopped in the 1990s – they changed the design.
Aren’t hangovers da bomb? 😁😵💫