Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for July 27, 2014
July 26, 2014
July 28, 2014
Transcript:
verne! where'd I go? You're still there, hammy. I can't see myself! because it's night time. but if I can't see myself. then...how do I know I'm here?? hammy, I promise... but where are you?? who am I?? am I you?? hold me, verne!! hammy.... oh, for pete's sake. click. hammy: there I am! verne: How long has that switch been there? RJ: you guys really need to get out more.
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juicebruce about 10 years ago
Verne abuse !
nosirrom about 10 years ago
Many moons ago I went to Bisbee AZ. There is an old metal mine there called the Queen Mine. Queen Mine TourAt one point our guide had everyone turn off their lamps.I had never experienced darkness like this. It was pitch black. You literally could not see your hand in front of your face.
Jkiss about 10 years ago
Here in Missouri, we have many caves to explore. That is one of the tricks of every cave tour. When the lights go out, it’s a darkness that your eyes can never adjust too. It always makes me wonder how the critters in the caves take all that light. If they are blind, does the light even register for them?
JP Steve Premium Member about 10 years ago
Years ago the university Psychology Department put on a display called the “Tactile Tunnel.” You crawled through the tunnel in total darkness, experiencing the (highly varied) environment only by touch.To this day, I can see the inside of the tunnel in full color!
flagmichael about 10 years ago
Far away from cities the shadows can be pitch black, too.
vwdualnomand about 10 years ago
sometimes i wish we have nightvision.
danketaz Premium Member about 10 years ago
In Hancock, MI they time the blackout so the other tour can look at fluorescent rocks