aha- inspiration is back!
i browsed through the youtube, hoping to find a funny video clip where i can laugh till i drop dead=) lol. guess what? i found this clip: few girls were messing with balloons filled with helium gas. they inhaled the gas and *poof*, they have a high-pitched voice! i find it funny.
hmm.. ever wonder why helium gas has such a powerful effect on one's voice? i have googled it and i'm kinda lazy to explain it. anyway, it has something got to do with the speed of air and the size of the atom.
certain drugs like Heroin and Methamphetamine are addicting. we know some individuals have the problem of being addicted to drugs. they have signs and symptoms of drug dependence. and i wonder, is there anyone who has inhaled helium gas and get addicted to it?
a few acquaintances of mine seem to have this problem of being addicted to helium gas. i'm not sure if they they did inhale any helium gas before but from the sign and symptom - the high-pitched voice that they have makes me go musing for hours.
everytime i see them, or rather hear them, their voices are somehow telling me that they have inhaled quite a big deal of "voice changing gases". perhaps they live on helium gas alone? no food, no drink, and nothing else but helium?
ah, another fantastic gas i have found: sulphur hexafluoride (SF6). It has the ability to change one's voice, except that it is somehow an "anti-helium", which means it makes your voice to be low-pitched. cool! =)
urm.. wait! i have this idea. i'm gonna try to prepare sulphur hexafluoride for my acquintances. maybe it helps, who knows? LOL, they might get addicted to sulphur hexafluoride gas too!
link:
effect of helium gas: http://youtube.com/watch?v=BaenSgXhNBE&feature=related
effect of sulphur hexafluoride gas: http://youtube.com/watch?v=A8KbQbg0nxA
sit back and enjoy.
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