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Originally posted by BR14 View PostNo, mate, - it's Thursday…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by BR14 View PostYou buying?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Home again. THIS UNIVERSE SEEMS A BIT LOUD ALL OF A SUDDEN
It's the little things that stand out at the moment, like the thunderous sound of the car unlocking when I pressed the button. And, judging by a quick blast of the start of Blood on the Tracks just now, the speakers in this MacBook Air are considerably better than I thought, even if the keyboard sounds like a heavy duty mechanical press of some kind
And my own voice seems unutterably loud. Mind you, people have been complaining about that for yearsComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHome again. THIS UNIVERSE SEEMS A BIT LOUD ALL OF A SUDDEN
It's the little things that stand out at the moment, like the thunderous sound of the car unlocking when I pressed the button. And, judging by a quick blast of the start of Blood on the Tracks just now, the speakers in this MacBook Air are considerably better than I thought, even if the keyboard sounds like a heavy duty mechanical press of some kind
And my own voice seems unutterably loud. Mind you, people have been complaining about that for yearsComment
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It seems the TV only needs to be at about two-thirds of the volume I've been using
Good job the flats are well sound-insulated from each other; either that, or my neighbours have been too polite to complainComment
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post"Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" or "The old dope peddler"?Comment
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