Introducing the musical turkey baster

[jessboob]

that was beautiful

[Jumbojet776]

perfect.

[PiGirl31415926535897]

OMG that is so HILARIOUS!!!

[AwesomeAnime1019]

Turkey basters..... just got more awesome :D

[TheAuntiechris]

the professional baster - sounds like bastard to me

[vegunited06]

I thought it was pronounced turkey bAHster? no?

[ashkissee]

thats awesome!

[bowchickawow1]

nice! i did that kind of with a mcdonalds soda cup. filled it partially with coke, then i took the straw, started beat boxing on a certain angle like a flute and brought the straw up and down while doing it, makes it sound really cool

[sheerterror77]

Pay no Attention to this MAN! He is of the DEVIL... only Lucifer himself could have given him this... so-called talent... I call it a curse upon HUMANITY!!! SEND HIM TO THE GALLOWS!!!

BLASPHEMY!!!!!!!!

no really tho it was kind of cool

[Bramblewhiskerjj]

Trollerskates

[skippyknaby]

WOAH WOAH WOAH!!!!

That is so awesome!!!!!

:)

[Marlowann]

That is freaking awesome!!!

[proftalon]

It was fun, and very silly - and I love playing the baster at all my gigs in NE Ohio.

[friendsofmusic]

This is so cool - I love it. Well done.

[proftalon]

Thanks - I enjoyed playing the nerdy professor.

[voteforpedro8]

BEASTERS.

[ReykaDog]

This is the baste music in its genre.

[proftalon]

Gaa ! I wish I'd thought of that. I'll use it on my baster gigs in the future. Thanks !

[proftalon]

I respond to my baste desires, genreally.

[dbadagna]

Are you using colored baster fluid to make it more visible to the viewers at home? Or is that some other (more potent) substance than water?

[proftalon]

I use flat, old diet pepsi. If it were fresh, the bubbles would disrupt the liquid surface and ruin the sound. Indeed, I use a dark liquid just so the audience can see how the changing level creates the sound.

[proftalon]

You are correct !!

[mrmarfy]

Brad! I finally "get" your t-shirt! Lol! By the way, any good tips for actually basting a turkey?

[proftalon]

Glad you got the shirt. It's a little hard to make it out. No, I have no idea what to do with a baster besides music ;o)

[airbo23]

Brad, you are a genius!

[proftalon]

Nah, no genius here. I took 10 minutes a night for a few weeks to learn a simple tune. Once I had that down, it was easier to learn other tunes. I am a professional musician, so I have a musical ear. But it still took some work to learn to play the baster - it's a weird horn.

[lanec11]

Pretty much brilliant.

[fredsbeer]

YES YES YES FINALLY. I myself am a novice "baster" as it were and wish there were more of us. I thought it would be a great way to teach my kids about music and pitch. The turkey baster is so inexpensive yet, I think, a viable and playable musical instrument. Just AWESOME to see it. Thank you!

[proftalon]

Indeed, it's fun, but a lot of work. I'd like to hear your playing someday - I only know of 2 of us in the world.