Good point. Cheers. I think he just had me hypnotised.

Glad you enjoyed it anyway.

Got to watch that again. Was hypnotised by his eyebrows.

Hypnotised? Reaction? What reaction? Nothing to see here, just an animal following the movement, as any animal would...

And thus, humans are hypnotised by a cat hypnotised by dominos

Shit. So much for my time traveler theory.
http://videosift.com/video/Animals-in-a-Trance>> ^Stu:

That's why I asked if they go poof. I can't find it anywhere but I know I saw it. Maybe it's deja vu, or maybe I'm a time traveler with partial amnesia. >> ^Barseps:
>> ^Stu:
do videos disappear from here after a while? I remember seeing this a while ago.

Please share the link & I'll "Isdupe" it.

That's why I asked if they go poof. I can't find it anywhere but I know I saw it. Maybe it's deja vu, or maybe I'm a time traveler with partial amnesia. >> ^Barseps:

>> ^Stu:
do videos disappear from here after a while? I remember seeing this a while ago.

Please share the link & I'll "Isdupe" it.

The behavior is common in fishes (especially cartilaginous fishes, but also teleosts); so we might expect to see it in many and diverse tetrapod lineages (tetrapods are nested within the paraphylectic group of fishes). Still, while it has been shown in rabbits, guinea pigs, and a few other, it appears to be less common in mammals. Attempts at explaining this range from inhibitory effects of the relatively well developed cortex in mammals to differing circulatory physiology.
For more info, look up "tonic immobility".>> ^hpqp:

They're all dinosaurs. I wonder if this is feasible on mammals.

>> ^Stu:

do videos disappear from here after a while? I remember seeing this a while ago.


Please share the link & I'll "Isdupe" it.

Thanks once again dude

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I think it's hard to say what a chicken remembers.
*promote

Ya that game shit always gives me douche-chills.

But most women can tell when a move is being pulled on them. It works because they let it work, not because this guy hypnotised them with his charm or something. For those that genuinely don't realise they are the prey, well, hi and welcome to the world. Take it as a learning experience and don't expect to meet nice guys looking for long fulfilling relationships in some trashy bar/club.

Thank ye kindly Dan!

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*promote

The first dog who can hypnotise cupcakes.

I genuinely feel very relaxed after watching that. Is he hypnotising me or something

*comedy anyone? i thought the hypnotised fish getting owned was tragic, yet hilarious..