It’s not that bad, honestly. I listened to this for a little over two minutes with no problems. No problems at all until the very end when I didn’t want to listen to it anymore and then turned it off. CAN YOU DO BETTER? (Via BoingBoing.)
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is it normal to get turned on listening to this?
Maybe not normal, but certainly not unhealthy (as long as he’s not your father).
I passe the 2:00 mark Kelly, and I actually started to feel like that kid falling asleep in the video today. It gets relaxing!
I could probably do all ten hours, but I might need to pause it and take a few breathers.
I can listen to Darth Vader breathing for ten hours for ten hours. Because that’s how time works.
You forgot to drop the mic and rest your case.
Drops Emperor down shaft, walks off second Death Star.
But what about the “replay” button that pops up after the video?
I think a more interesting challenge would be how long someone could stand listening to 10 hours of Emperor Palpatine smacking his lips.
This seems a bit forced.
Is this Topher Grace’s idea of how to fix Star Wars?
If so, then what the fuck is up with him?
So, so glad I decided against dropping acid today.
Look- I’m not pointing fingers, but it sounds like a particular R2 unit has a bad motivator.
This scene actually made it into the newest 3D reboot. George Lucas charges by the minute now.
Given how loudly I snore, I bet my wife could crush at least 8 hours of this without breaking a sweat.
i find it quite soothing actually. but I had to stop around the 5 minute mark because my breathing synched up with his and I started to feel light headed.
Honestly, I feel like this should be marketed as a sleep machine. It’s much easier to doze off to this than some nature sounds.
When I listen to nature sounds I always worry I’m about to hear someone be eaten by a bear. Stressful.
Ten hours of Darth Vader breathing is still better than Episodes I-III.