#wind whistle

[briarcreek]

💜Wind Whistle💜

I’m sick

Whistle is so shy and sweet

Her singing is the sweetest sound in all the land

[destinylordoffreaks]

In addition to the old art I posted today I thought it be fun to post some thing I haven’t posted before these are my little pony redesigns from about a year ago of my favorite MLP characters I remember minty is the first pony I ever got and hidden treasure was the first Pegasus I ever got And as you probably noticed from the picture I’ve always tended to lean towards earth ponies and Pegasusi more than unicorns anyway I’m just gonna leave this here and hope you enjoy it

[keepingitneutral]

Whistling Wind Island,

Georgian Bay, Pointe Au Baril, Ontario, Canada,

Courtesy of Akb Architects,

Photography by doublespace Photography

[raycatz]

small man with a baton

animated pixel art

tadtones

do you see my vision?

[palkea]

gets scared

[valtsv]

saw seals at the beach today. they make ghost noises.

[salamispots]

every time I make fake store ads/product designs I'm just like

[shadowlinktheshadow]

recent traditional drawings :D

[blueiscoool]

The Aztec Death Whistle ‘The Most Terrifying Sound in the World’

For those who want to celebrate Halloween like it’s 1399: Scientists are sending shivers down the internet’s collective spine by recreating an ancient “Aztec Death Whistle” that’s said to emit the “most terrifying sound in the world.”

The macabre kazoo is detailed in a new video produced by the Action Lab, a group of proud internet nerds who specialize in mind-bending experiments.

“The sound that the death whistle makes innately strikes fear into your heart,” intones presenter James J. Orgill in the clip while holding a 3D-printed version of the instrument.

The Brigham Young University engineering grad then plays an audio clip of the scream machine, which evokes a bloodcurdling, bansheelike shriek resembling a sound effect from a haunted house attraction. (We dare you not to jump!)

Orgill points out that this is not a “human scream” but rather the sound emitted by the replica of a skull-shaped artifact originally discovered in Mexico City in 1999 by archaeologists.

It was reportedly found clutched in the hand of a headless skeleton in a temple dedicated to the wind god Ehecatl — one of many sites where the Aztecs conducted human sacrifices.

Initially thinking it was a toy, per Orgill, scientists didn’t blow into it until 15 years later, whereupon it emitted a terrifying sound.

“‘It was a startling discovery because it sounded like a screaming human,” said the burgeoning YouTube star, who dubbed it the “most terrifying sound in the world.”

The Aztecs were able to create this nightmarish noise by modeling the death whistle after the human larynx.

When the user blows into the instrument, the wind divides in two, producing oscillating sound waves that bounce around a large chamber before leaving via a second hole.

While the purpose of the instrument remains unclear, experts have several theories, with some believing this fright flute was used to scare enemies in battle.

Others postulate that the whistle was a defense talisman used to ward off evil spirits during a sacrificial victim’s journey to the afterlife.

In order to resurrect this symphony of screams for our listening “pleasure,” Orgill blew into different Tim Burton-esque whistles that were 3D-printed by US tech firm HeyGears.

All told, they made the raptor larynx from “Jurassic Park” sound like a kazoo.

No 3D printer, no problem: Interested parties can buy their death whistles on Amazon, which offers duplicates made of materials ranging from resin to carbon fiber.

Many advertise how closely their decibels match that of the most bone-chilling human screams.

By Ben Cost.

[abutterflyobsession]

*rain and thunder*

me: can you do this on the fourth please???

[parisoonic]

We all made the same joke at the same time - it was glorious.

Sorry for being quiet - I've been down at the pub as you can see. I swear this'll be my last 'Carry On' joke but this is my 69th post lol

[chucapybara]

you ever think about how feifei in her demo trailer can just. manipulate wind. to bring things closer to her. i feel like this is valuable information with a wide variety of applicable uses—

[ltwilliammowett]

Whistling fo a wind

Sailors often try to whistle up a wind when they realise they are on dry land (but only then, otherwise it is an absolute no-go as it calls for winds you don't want), which refers to the sound of the wind whistling through the rigging. The basic rules were to never whistle while on watch (as this is a sign of boredom and could tempt the sea gods to send a lovely hurricane to keep you busy, see above) and to always face the direction the wind was supposed to come from. However, these rules did not apply to the bosuns, who everyone knew were minions of the devil.

[the-physicality]

2007, conference finals phoenix vs san antonio

[socialc1imb]

The Soul Eclectic - A TWAWB (bad end) Animation

And just like that, it’s finished! Time to sleep forever.

Do NOT repost my art without asking/without credit.

[howlonghaveyoubeenseventeen]

customers should be flung into the sun