I'm sorry but hearing Carlos Mencia say the word "beaner" for the umpteenth time NEVER grows old. The man is a comic genius. Sort of like a hispanic Richard Pryor except without the talent or creativity.
Just make sure you filter the sunlight before it enters the optics. Focused unflitered sunlight will cook it. Don't just aim a telescope at the sun and then filter the light as it leaves the eyepiece.
The damage is spread out over enough time that people don't realize they are doing it. Sort of like heart disease. People respond to immediate threats much better, like touching a hot stove.
My problem with miniheadphones by ANY manufacturer nowadays is that they use that crappy super thin wire now that has absolutely no durability at all. Get it caught in a draw, snag it, just look at it the wrong way and it will get damaged. I wish they'd come up with a slightly thicker cable or better yet some sort of reinforced layer for it.
Find other ways to mentally block out exercise fatigue (if you are in pain maybe you need to tone that down too) and road noise. No music player is going to be able to counter the tinnitus you're going to eventually get.
By the way, blocking out road noise is a bad idea judging from the number of times I've seen joggers run out in front traffic, unable to hear car horns because they were blasting music into their ears and oblivious to the world around them.
I've always been amused by how American accents are frequently portrayed by British actors on the BBC. They are generally done with a barking Texas accent as if they had seen one too many episodes of Dallas growing up.
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I'm sorry but hearing Carlos Mencia say the word "beaner" for the umpteenth time NEVER grows old. The man is a comic genius. Sort of like a hispanic Richard Pryor except without the talent or creativity.
If that bothers you then I strongly suggest you avoid working for the Dept of Defense (DOD) or reading a text message (lolz!).
Good luck to them if they try spying on my typing.
"Backspace (bsp), bsp, hith, bsp, bsp, hi theree, bsp..."
They need a reason to do that?
I hope people in China don't get their hands on wireless internet gear. It would screw this plan up and that would be a shame.
Because I cut and pasted, that website which had bad punctuation.
Nah, you'll just make them collapse.
Sadly, according to this link on the same site, he may need help in pill form too.
He probably ran into that 24 hrs per day cap.
It isn't the money that gets me, it is the time. WoW isn't THAT interesting. Just playing 1 char is enough of a time suck for me.
Female elves don't count as wives.
How can you kill, that which has no life?
I really wish my boss let me use Pig Latin. Itway ouldway akemay orkway oremay unfay.
I tried programming in Lisp for a while but then my parenthesis keys broke.
I have found such a cure. Please send $10 to...
Ch33p m3ds! \/1@gr@!? I'm sold!!
Just make sure you filter the sunlight before it enters the optics. Focused unflitered sunlight will cook it. Don't just aim a telescope at the sun and then filter the light as it leaves the eyepiece.
I used the exposed tab of a roll of film to look at an eclipse once. It worked very well. The sun was reduced to a dull, moon-like brightness.
The music business has some casualties of it: Pete Townshend, Roger Miller.
The damage is spread out over enough time that people don't realize they are doing it. Sort of like heart disease. People respond to immediate threats much better, like touching a hot stove.
My problem with miniheadphones by ANY manufacturer nowadays is that they use that crappy super thin wire now that has absolutely no durability at all. Get it caught in a draw, snag it, just look at it the wrong way and it will get damaged. I wish they'd come up with a slightly thicker cable or better yet some sort of reinforced layer for it.
Earplugs not only help save your hearing at concerts but I can actually hear the music better with them in.
Find other ways to mentally block out exercise fatigue (if you are in pain maybe you need to tone that down too) and road noise. No music player is going to be able to counter the tinnitus you're going to eventually get.
By the way, blocking out road noise is a bad idea judging from the number of times I've seen joggers run out in front traffic, unable to hear car horns because they were blasting music into their ears and oblivious to the world around them.
Not sure if it is too loud? If you have your player cranked up so loud that it is actually annoying people around you on a train then it is too loud.
So what you are recommending is a population pyramid scheme?
I've always been amused by how American accents are frequently portrayed by British actors on the BBC. They are generally done with a barking Texas accent as if they had seen one too many episodes of Dallas growing up.