"In 2016, a Spanish train conductor requested the company he worked for to send someone to relieve him at the end of his shift. When the company failed to do so, the conductor had the train stop in a village and simply went home, leaving 109 passengers stranded."
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Adaline 9 month s ago
#13 I’ve been able to do this all my life. I didn’t know this was considered a “some people can” ability. I can’t describe to you how to do it…I just know it’s easy. The sound is like vibrating wind or a muffled drumroll on a timpani drum.
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Drew 9 month s ago
Adaline,
I would say it's like crinkled saran wrap. I can make the pops slow or fast, but I always associated it with a throat muscle, not an ear muscle... I guess it is in the bottom of the ear and down the neck a bit.
I would say it's like crinkled saran wrap. I can make the pops slow or fast, but I always associated it with a throat muscle, not an ear muscle... I guess it is in the bottom of the ear and down the neck a bit.
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George 9 month s ago
#14 But, instead of showing the actual coin described, just show a gif of a bunch of quarters dropping. 
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Ez 9 month s ago
George, That's because they're in European banks after the US propped up NATO and Ukraine.
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George 9 month s ago
Ez,
"Yeah...that MUST be it." responded George, with prescription-strength sarcasm.
"Yeah...that MUST be it." responded George, with prescription-strength sarcasm.
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Pat 9 month s ago
That doesn't make sense, Platinum is going for almost $1,000!
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Madison 9 month s ago
Maria Sharapova was the first grunter. Then the men followed suit. Then everybody did it. And it is still OK to grunt today! Why the misinformation?
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Tiff 8 month s ago
iz, when you post sorry stuff like these so-called facts, you only diminish yourself.
I would say it's like crinkled saran wrap. I can make the pops slow or fast, but I always associated it with a throat muscle, not an ear muscle... I guess it is in the bottom of the ear and down the neck a bit.
"Yeah...that MUST be it." responded George, with prescription-strength sarcasm.