cacian
08-22-2012, 06:21 AM
I believed I was in a Rodeo show watching an intense scene of humans escalading beautiful horses at a cutting pace, and listening to colourful audiences cheering names and numbers at a reverberating blast, when I quickly realised it was all happening on the TV in my living room.
The screen wideness, the 3D flasheness, and the sound crescendic sharpeness made it such that the viewing experience was as dellusional as capsule thrown randomly into space.
It felt weird, it felt real, and I could have been anywhere anytime.
The sudden switch occured so quickly that I nearly forgot the time or the day, had it not been for for the doorbell which abruptly brought me back from my fantasial sphere and into reality.
''Oh well. That teaches me to remember to turn off the switch or does it''?
The screen wideness, the 3D flasheness, and the sound crescendic sharpeness made it such that the viewing experience was as dellusional as capsule thrown randomly into space.
It felt weird, it felt real, and I could have been anywhere anytime.
The sudden switch occured so quickly that I nearly forgot the time or the day, had it not been for for the doorbell which abruptly brought me back from my fantasial sphere and into reality.
''Oh well. That teaches me to remember to turn off the switch or does it''?