night discussion topic i guess [night 1305]

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so hey how do u like school?

i love it
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it's aight
75 (30.1%)
>:(
146 (58.6%)

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please help i dont understand how the forget someone managed to do this
how does someone manage to jiggle their heart muscles to make the loving monitor display this
« Last Edit: April 22, 2018, 01:03:00 AM by Nix the Glaceon »




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please help i dont understand how the forget someone managed to do this
how does someone manage to jiggle their heart muscles to make the loving monitor display this
they just plug it into an audio source and certain frequencies played at different rates and pitches display stuff on these graphs

ok thats actually really boring i thought itd be a really cool explanation :(

ok thats actually really boring i thought itd be a really cool explanation :(

it's just a monitor, it doesn't really mean much besides displaying an input

pretty easy to manipulate

happy 700th night everybody!!

o and hi feep

why is big smaller than small
why is long shorter than short

does abrupt sound like it ends abruptly


please help i dont understand how the forget someone managed to do this
how does someone manage to jiggle their heart muscles to make the loving monitor display this
The same way people could do this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMli33ornEU

why do feet smell if they don't have noses?
why can i drink a drink but not food a food?

why do feet smell if they don't have noses?
why can i drink a drink but not food a food?
Because smell just means stink
You don't food a food because the word they use as it (eat) can be used as anything (rocks, paper)

here have an image



please help i dont understand how the forget someone managed to do this
how does someone manage to jiggle their heart muscles to make the loving monitor display this
you can make the word 'minimum' on a heart monitor