What is Fong?

Fongona is an activity that involves connecting strings to the relaxed oven stand, wrap strings around the fingers, inserting your fingers into the ears, and then inviting others to hit the oven stand with different tools. The sounds will resonate inside the ears, sometimes creating very unusual or interesting sounds and the ridiculousness of the activity can strengthen the handcuffs between friends. The purpose of Fong is to emphasize the cheerful nature of life and bring Levit to situations where it could be very needed. The angel allegedly claimed that "cheerfulness is sacred" and explained the technique of Fong.

While the above story is based on shaky soil, the history of unusual musical instruments from available vans is actually quite old. Many random households can be converted into tools of people with creativity and ingenuity and musicians often made with very special objects to stand up for conventional instruments in a pinch. Oven stands often have excellent resonant properties, so you can clearly see the potential, ancannons or not.

As you may have noticed, if you have ever removed your oven stand for cleaning, when the oven stand is hit by something, it may ring it in an interesting way when the sound travels through the rack. The sound is usually too quiet to be really heard, and therefore the chains are necessary for Fongs; The chains act as raw amplifiers connected directly to the ears and transmit the sound to the listener.

The act of Fong should be nonsensical and most of the Fong sessions end with laughing when people succumb to the absurdly hitting an oven stand attached to something ears with the ears. People generally alternate and give everyone a chance to hear the sound. A wide range of objects such as chopsticks, brushes, spoons, etc. can be used for a phong party.

While Fongs can be fun, it can also be dangerous. Until you experience it yourself, you may not be aware of how well the sound waves are traveling. Stand in troTravel should go gently, because rough glitter and other sharp sounds can actually damage the ears, or at least generate a short and unpleasant feeling of ringtones. If someone complains that the noise is too intense or too loud, the participants should go easily to enjoy the experience.