Remember the dramatic prairie dog? Well, here’s what he knew from way back when in 2007: dramatic moments in your life need a soundtrack.
But where can you get one? Just head on over to the Drama Button. It’s for all of life’s unnecessary drama – via The Presurfer
Skipweasel
I so want to hack an Staples Easy button to do this. Perfect for school when the kids come and tell you something that (to them) seems of vital importance – but isn’t.
“What’s that Samantha? Little Johnny’s looking of the window again? Oh no!”
Skipweasel
What roll-over ads? If you mean VibrantMedia tags, just turn them off.
seefish3
Here’s a bit of psychology that’s always intrigued me.
Now, an emotional response to music, like in this video, HAS to be learned behavior, right? Can there be an instinctual reaction to certain frequencies?
Do other cultures’ movie soundtracks contain the same cues? I’ve watched tons of Asian films, without dubbing, and they seem to follow the same rules.
Just wonderin’.
Joseph Francis
The sound is from Young Frankenstein – when Gene Wilder in the cart first sees the distant castle.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgGGx2Or0Wc#t=08m04s
direct link to 8:04 in the clip
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