Author: hearseeno

wizardisanadjective:

lordlingenglish:

returntothestars:

blue-espeon:

aeonfrodo:

dilapidatedragamuffin:

We were at my grandparents’ house for Easter today, and my brother brought along the Nintendo Wii for our cousins to play

Only he forgot the sensor bar :T the thing that makes the wii-motes work and junk

Then he remembered this crazy myth he heard basically said if you light two candles, they act as a sensor bar.

I DON’T KNOW HOW

BUT IT TURNS OUT IT FUCKING WORKS.

So if you ever lose or break the sensor bar, and don’t mind your TV looking like an offering to Satan, I recommend candles :I

I’ll remember that for the next time my sensor bar stuffs up…

This also works with flashlights, in case you don’t have any candles handy. c:

The “sensor” bar doesn’t actually have any sensors. The sensors are in the Wii-mote. The sensor bar is actually just a line of infrared LEDs that an IR camera in the Wii-mote can see, which means you can substitute other IR sources, like candles and flashlights.

Science, hail Satan.

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I can verify this works:

Supernatural Visual Themes: Programming

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Naomi from A Little Slice of Kevin

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Crowley translating Samandriel’s enochian utterance under torture, “‘You, celestial being have been created to be an angel of the Lord.’ You’ve got into his operating system, his factory settings.” Torn and Frayed

programming

   [prō′gram′iŋ, -grə miŋ]
noun

  1. Programming is defined as the act of writing computer code, to the act of scheduling television or radio programs, or behavior that has been instilled.