Sound to make an army flee (sonic bullet)

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[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

Sound to make an army flee

Foreign Staff

A NEW sonic weapon being developed for the Pentagon makes use of one of the most fearsome sounds known to humans: a baby crying.

Once aimed at the enemy, a focused beam of the familiar noise, played backwards, will be painful enough to make enemy soldiers run for their lives, according to its developers. They call it the

[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

cool do they have a hillary clinton soundtrack

[camle]

that would be too cruel.

[chiefqc]

Her picture is enough to scare anyone.

[Odyssey-x]

Thirty seconds of this album should get any terrorist out of their hole. Not kidding, I got this album by being on a D.J mailing list. It's a classic in my opinion because everybody who's ever heard it has begged me to turn it off after a few seconds. I wish Ozzy had this album during that episode of the Osbournes when his neighbors were playing their music too loud.

http://www.sonic-boom.com/review/tlasila-1.html

[guitfiddlist]

Once aimed at the enemy, a focused beam of the familiar noise, played backwards, will be painful enough to make enemy soldiers run for their lives, according to its developers.

Yeah right. Worked real well at Waco. The bulldozing and fire were just incidental.

...one of the most fearsome sounds known to humans: a baby crying...might in theory be used against hijackers in a plane cockpit, though the bouncing beams could deafen passengers as well.

On the other hand, they have a point here. One of the most excruciating tortures known to man is to fly on a packed 737 with a screaming baby in the next seat.

[3AngelaD]

I used to live on Capitol Hill and I think this was being tested by people who drove by my house in cars with the windows rolled down.

[Illbay]

How does the FDA have approval administration over a thing like this?

[Illbay]

Yeah, Hillary! is pretty much a multimedia experience.

[Allrightnow]

This weapon will be useless in the mid east. Have you ever heard their music?

[Britton J Wingfield]

One I've never managed to listen to all the way is Shatner's cover of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds." That's guranateed to drive anyone out of the room.