Can you feel T.V's and Monitors?

[LIP]

hey orangeman, you are the bomb dude, me and you would get along well. we should play some Counter strike or something,
email me: [email protected]
add me to steam freinds: kkilleen
add me to aim: CaliforniaJDM
also, yeah, computers make high and low pitch noises, there are 2 kinds, "beeps" and "rings" the ringing come from LCD tvs when they stay on for a long time and get hot, or if they sit in the sun and get hot and you turn them on. most computer moniters make "beeps", regular color TVs also make beeps. the beep you here is actually electric current you can hear, like with an R.C. car motor, it will beep if you dont use capicators crossing the + and - capicators also reduce interferance, without them your ears would probobly pop and start bleeding, because caps muffle the noise. its okay, noise is usually not supernatural.

I hope you dont mind, i added you to my steam friends too. :jointsmile:

[Cooler Then Jesus]

I hope you dont mind, i added you to my steam friends too. :jointsmile:

cool, you are like cannabis.com celebrity, i feel like god just added me to his steam freinds.

[orangeman]

Get X-Fire. Right now the only Steam account I have is banned so I have to wait till I buy another copy of CSS before I can add you to Steam friends . Plus X-Fire is better imo anyways.

[Skink]

OM and his ultra senceory perception,,,LOLz...

[slowburn420]

my tv in my room always makes a really high pitched sound when its one. its the only tv in the house that does it.

[Inferius]

I hope this doesn't end the thread... my posts tend to be thread killers..

But uhh... *nervous*...

I occasionally hear this overpowering ringing sound in my ears. Not both ears, just one at a time. I lose all sense of sound, it peaks, and then slowly fades away. I think I might have some kind of genetic disposition for this, apparently my grandma had something related to it...
My friend told me everytime that happens, I'm losing a frequency of sound.
So far I haven't seen much of a difference, and I hear one at least once every month for as long as I can remember.

So whats the deal>?

[Skink]

I hope this doesn't end the thread... my posts tend to be thread killers..

But uhh... *nervous*...

I occasionally hear this overpowering ringing sound in my ears. Not both ears, just one at a time. I lose all sense of sound, it peaks, and then slowly fades away. I think I might have some kind of genetic disposition for this, apparently my grandma had something related to it...
My friend told me everytime that happens, I'm losing a frequency of sound.
So far I haven't seen much of a difference, and I hear one at least once every month for as long as I can remember.

So whats the deal>?

your not a thread ender,you just come in at the end of a thread...

[4gan2ja0]

No but I can feel BobBong watching me through my monitor!

hahaha, sometimes i hear it too, not too much though. doesnt really bug me

[wayoftheleaf]

you lose this ability in your 30s-40s, same way as you can't hear the new high frenquency cell phone ringers after your 20s. Our ears lose the ability to hear high pitches as we age.

[yoda]

i dunno if i can FEEL tvs and computers, but i can def sense when they are on