Last night...ear disaster.

randomhandclaps

Absolutely no sympathy I'm afraid.  You only have yourself to blame for cheaping out on the Cornish headphones.

http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a579/imadray/CornishHeadphones_zps57ee97b0.jpg

Gassage

bingefeller said:

@Gassage, slightly unrelated, but I read all your posts in my head in a Scottish accent.  Not sure why. 

I read your posts in the voice of Raymond, off Rainman.

imalone

ElectroDan said:

A colleague of mine had Labyrinthitis.

Is that the one where you think you're in a David Bowie film?

ElectroDan

imalone said:

ElectroDan said:

A colleague of mine had Labyrinthitis.

Is that the one where you think you're in a David Bowie film?

I remember going to see that in the cinema as a kid. Loved that film.

speshul91

ElectroDan;473616" said:

A colleague of mine had Labyrinthitis. said it was like being on a ship in bad weather all the time. It's not one of those things where you can just curl up and sleep it off.I remember after he'd returned to work, I asked him if he was better. He said yes, I'm a lot better now... and promptly fell sideways into the wall.

I get that quire a lot it's horrible,it is just like being on a ship in bad weather but at times when you go dizzy it can feel like your whole body is pulsing,weirds me out lol

bingefeller

Gassage said:

bingefeller said:

@Gassage, slightly unrelated, but I read all your posts in my head in a Scottish accent.  Not sure why. 

I read your posts in the voice of Raymond, off Rainman.

I sound like a Northern Irish version of him.  )  

Gassage

Do you post as binge90 on another forum?

VimFuego

speshul91 said:

ElectroDan;473616" said:

A colleague of mine had Labyrinthitis. said it was like being on a ship in bad weather all the time. It's not one of those things where you can just curl up and sleep it off.I remember after he'd returned to work, I asked him if he was better. He said yes, I'm a lot better now... and promptly fell sideways into the wall.

I get that quire a lot it's horrible,it is just like being on a ship in bad weather but at times when you go dizzy it can feel like your whole body is pulsing,weirds me out lol

mrs f gets that from time to time, normally after long car journeys etc. Makes her very nauseous, which is a right PITA as it gets in the way of adult snuggle time.

Drew_TNBD

This was my first suggestion for our band name, but it didn't fly.

bingefeller

Gassage said:

Do you post as binge90 on another forum?

No man, I'm always bingefeller on all forums.  

ElectroDan

bingefeller said:

Gassage said:

Do you post as binge90 on another forum?

No man, I'm always bingefeller on all forums.  

It seems there is a bingefeller tribute act.

bingefeller

ElectroDan said:

bingefeller said:

Gassage said:

Do you post as binge90 on another forum?

No man, I'm always bingefeller on all forums.  

It seems there is a bingefeller tribute act.

With the binge90?  I'm worried Gassage thinks I'm posting on another name on another forum and trolling him cos I googled binge90 and there's someone on Reddit called binge90 and he was talking about lifting weights and exercising and stuff like that.  Plus he's Irish. 

CloudNine

Just trying to imagine what sort of freakishly cavernous lugholes @Gassage has, that he can completely lose whole earbuds down them???

And then go to bed without noticing?

Gassage

bingefeller said:

ElectroDan said:

bingefeller said:

Gassage said:

Do you post as binge90 on another forum?

No man, I'm always bingefeller on all forums.  

It seems there is a bingefeller tribute act.

With the binge90?  I'm worried Gassage thinks I'm posting on another name on another forum and trolling him cos I googled binge90 and there's someone on Reddit called binge90 and he was talking about lifting weights and exercising and stuff like that.  Plus he's Irish. 

LOL_ no I moderate the Planet Rugby Forum and he posts on it! He also loves guitars.

bingefeller

Gassage said:

bingefeller said:

ElectroDan said:

bingefeller said:

Gassage said:

Do you post as binge90 on another forum?

No man, I'm always bingefeller on all forums.  

It seems there is a bingefeller tribute act.

With the binge90?  I'm worried Gassage thinks I'm posting on another name on another forum and trolling him cos I googled binge90 and there's someone on Reddit called binge90 and he was talking about lifting weights and exercising and stuff like that.  Plus he's Irish. 

LOL_ no I moderate the Planet Rugby Forum and he posts on it! He also loves guitars.

Ahh right... not me I'm afraid.  Not a rugby fan

Gassage said:

bingefeller said:

ElectroDan said:

bingefeller said:

Gassage said:

Do you post as binge90 on another forum?

No man, I'm always bingefeller on all forums.  

It seems there is a bingefeller tribute act.

With the binge90?  I'm worried Gassage thinks I'm posting on another name on another forum and trolling him cos I googled binge90 and there's someone on Reddit called binge90 and he was talking about lifting weights and exercising and stuff like that.  Plus he's Irish. 

LOL_ no I moderate the Planet Rugby Forum and he posts on it! He also loves guitars.

speshul91

VimFuego;473816" said:

speshul91 said:

ElectroDan;473616" said:A colleague of mine had Labyrinthitis. said it was like being on a ship in bad weather all the time. It's not one of those things where you can just curl up and sleep it off.I remember after he'd returned to work, I asked him if he was better. He said yes, I'm a lot better now... and promptly fell sideways into the wall.

I get that quire a lot it's horrible,it is just like being on a ship in bad weather but at times when you go dizzy it can feel like your whole body is pulsing,weirds me out lol





mrs f gets that from time to time, normally after long car journeys etc. Makes her very nauseous, which is a right PITA as it gets in the way of adult snuggle time.

Mine never affects that lol

VimFuego

speshul91 said:

VimFuego;473816" said:

speshul91 said:

ElectroDan;473616" said:A colleague of mine had Labyrinthitis. said it was like being on a ship in bad weather all the time. It's not one of those things where you can just curl up and sleep it off.I remember after he'd returned to work, I asked him if he was better. He said yes, I'm a lot better now... and promptly fell sideways into the wall.

I get that quire a lot it's horrible,it is just like being on a ship in bad weather but at times when you go dizzy it can feel like your whole body is pulsing,weirds me out lol





mrs f gets that from time to time, normally after long car journeys etc. Makes her very nauseous, which is a right PITA as it gets in the way of adult snuggle time.

Mine never affects that lol

good to know, next time mrs f is incapacitated I'll know who to call on.

RocknRollDave

I thought this was going to be a thread about an unfortunate sex mishap - confusing "oral" with "aural"...

bingefeller

RocknRollDave said:

I thought this was going to be a thread about an unfortunate sex mishap - confusing "oral" with "aural"...

We dont discuss bedroom things on this forum....

RocknRollDave

bingefeller said:

RocknRollDave said:

I thought this was going to be a thread about an unfortunate sex mishap - confusing "oral" with "aural"...

We dont discuss bedroom things on this forum....

who says they were in the bedroom?