My problem is that the insides of my ears must be wonky. I've never found any earbuds that don't constantly fall out of my ears. You're right about inexpensive earbuds sometimes sounding good, though. I had a set of cheap JLab earbuds that had a great range on them. I bought them for $50, and I just looked them up and saw you can get them for $26 right now. I was pretty surprised by those, too.
It's weird I don't get normal stuff, like coughs, colds,etc, although I do use immune system enhancers.(But I agree about distraction).
Yes they are brilliant, I got the XM3 version originally because of a neighbour who likes his hammer drill a little too much. But then this construction project started around me and they've probably saved what's left of my sanity.
Exactly the same for me. I've hated all the earbuds I've ever tried; they always fall out of my ears (especially my right ear for some reason). Maybe I have weird ears, or maybe my ear canals are too small or too large, but they always fall out. I'll take a solid pair of closed back headphones any day.
Yum! Continued consumption will definitely stop all your heart problems. I've eaten a lot of weird things over the years, but one of the best was deep fried mac and cheese. Another heart stopper, but, oh lordy, is it good.
Aliens would be the best case scenario unless they are Hollywood aliens. Then we're screwed.I just hope all these flying objects above Canada and US aren't some aliens, very short ones in small spacecrafts, or alien probes.
Apparently one spotted over China as well. It would be an interesting development, like The Day the Earth Stood Still. What with several countries making threats, etc.
Sports are games, and I very much like games. Been following football since I was around 6 years old and played it for 12 years. I also played basketball, baseball and soccer. My parents were very busy. Anyway, I can't criticize kicking a ball around when I've spent a good portion of the day moving an imaginary wizard around an imaginary world.
I have played sports, basketball was my best one. It's just this fever that takes over like when we had the World Cup recently.
Oh just a bit!
I live in Indiana, so I used to be a Colts fan before they started sucking every year. The Peyton Manning days were great. But back in 2010 when the Colts played the Saints in the Super Bowl, my oldest son, who was only 7 or 8 at the time, decided he was going to become a Saints fan, just because he wanted to be the opposite of what his parents were.
That's cool that you had a fishing team. Never heard of that before. We might have fishing clubs in school, but there weren't fishing teams.
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Good to hear you still have plenty of study ahead of you
It was my tutor who started the fishing club, and made me nominal captain. I used to get a bit envious of some of my friends going up on stage to collect their trophies.
Okay I'll rephrase that. I totally understand most sports and I know the histories of a few going back to ancient Sparta and C. America.…
Good to hear you still have plenty of study ahead of you
Sport as a cultural activity predates many modern cultural pursuits—eg apparently fishing was a well organized sport in ancient Egypt. Many sports probably originated as training methods for warfare and hunting, which may explain why it seems to be ingrained in the human condition.
Even with the relative reduction in warfare and hunting, sport has retained its appeal—eg global following for Football is ~4 billion, with a few others over a billion like Cricket, Hockey and Tennis. Those over ½ billion are Volleyball, Table tennis, Basketball, Baseball, Rugby and Golf.
Even American Football apparently has a bit of a following
If it is, then the rigger is an idiot. Philli would be buying far more merchandise than KC will for the win. Also, the teams are stunningly good at keeping secrets.
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