One thing that always gets me is when I see someone on TV singing and\/or dancing while there is a fog machine(s) spewing all this stuff into the air that they are trying to utilize to stay alive while entertaining. I’ve always heard that it makes it a bit more of a challenge for the artists so I don’t understand why they allow these interesting and entertaining pieces of technology to be used.<\/p>\n
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not the kind of person that thinks the government needs to tell us what we can and\/or can’t do. All of the rules and laws that are increasingly being passed, in an effort to “keep us safe”. But to me it just makes sense that this is a safety issue, something that should be addressed. I was looking at a Fog Machine the Chauvet Hurricane 1300 which is the one that my nephew is currently saving up to purchase.<\/p>\n
He is in a band. A typical “Garage Band” that has an occasional booking that they want to start using a fog machine for to “step it up a bit.” Of course he won’t listen to me or anyone else about the concerns of using a fog machine, so I figured I would learn a bit more about them on the computer. I’ve got to say that I was surprised at how affordable they are.<\/p>\n
You know the old saying “If you can’t beat them join them”? Well there you go. Do I have to say anything more?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
One thing that always gets me is when I see someone on TV singing and\/or dancing while there is a fog machine(s) spewing all this stuff into the air that they are trying to utilize to stay alive while entertaining. I’ve always heard that it makes it a bit more of a challenge for the … <\/p>\n