thanks for your efforts on the aquarium car! We'll see if it makes it.

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Awesome post, but this isn't TS Eliot reading it; it's English actor Michael Gough. I'd also argue that this isn't stream of consciousness, for that you should read Ulysses by Joyce.

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I love this band. Great lyrics. Thanks for the save and requeue. Awesome.

Dude, thanks for fixing "dick in a box"--just in time for the holidays!

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Naw, if you listen right, it'll take you back to your youth--listening to distant AM radio stations late at night.

But yeah, terrible sound. Don't go to a bar that doesn't mix drinks in front of you. I'd avoid bars that use those little metal jiggers anyway. Good bartenders count their pours. A good pour is almost four seconds.

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I think he was confused. He says that this guy is the editor at Premiere, but that's just MTV guy, Chris Connelly. But wait! After further research--Connelly was an editor at Premiere, so maybe it's the right guy. Connelly now works for ESPN.

I wish the last lady wasn't such a bad actress--it clouds the coolness of the invention. I wish also that he had beamed the sound somewhere then walked with a mic near and around the focal point, so we could actually hear what it sounds like, but that said, cool.

See related. I wonder how the fight over ownership of ideas will go: http://www.videosift.com/video/Audio-spoghtlight-makes-people-think-they-hear-voices

More research reveals that Patrick West, in video #2, just took Pompei's idea and is finding commercial uses.

"Engine quits on takeoff? No problem!" Uh, I might want to suggest that they finesse this a bit. I mean if they're into selling any.