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because he broke them when he sat on them. he was too heavy and the headphones were not strong enough. they couldn't withstand the pressure, much like what would happen to a pear if i sat on one but why would i sit on a pear?
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Originally posted by turmioOriginally posted by grand -
see because if i sat on a pear i'd have pear all over my pants and i'd have to clean my pantsOriginally posted by turmioOriginally posted by grandComment
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don't get me wrong i wear clean clothes and everything but why would i go through all that just to demonstrate my pointOriginally posted by turmioOriginally posted by grandComment
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if you're going with earbuds, get some from ultimate earUSA WORLD CHAMPSComment
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Grado headphones sound great but are horribly uncomfortable if you wear glasses.SIGNATURE PROTEST: KEEP THE SHORT FFSComment
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My headphones:
Sony mdr v900hd
Best headphones anyone could ever ask for. Delivers mind blowing bass and crystal clear sound quality. Had em for a year and a half now and they still work as if they're brand new1:Da1andonly> korven plays subspace from a 1978 microwave
Grab a piece of paper. Place a dot in the middle of it. Draw a small circle around the dot, and leave the rest open. The dot represents your knowledge. It's what you know. It is the limit of your mind's capacity. The circle around the dot is everything that you don't know - but you know that it exists. And the rest of the paper is everything that you didn't even know that you'd never know - that exists or has the potential to exist.Comment
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grados are a good choice...
and dep, i guess stuff like that passes off as AMAZING in the ukraine :PDisplaced> I get pussy every day
Displaced> I'm rich
Displaced> I drive a ferrari lol
Displaced> ur a faggot with no money
Thors> prolly
Thors> but the pussy is HAIRY!
best comeback everComment
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lol disp... does it not pass as amazing in Finland as well?1:Da1andonly> korven plays subspace from a 1978 microwave
Grab a piece of paper. Place a dot in the middle of it. Draw a small circle around the dot, and leave the rest open. The dot represents your knowledge. It's what you know. It is the limit of your mind's capacity. The circle around the dot is everything that you don't know - but you know that it exists. And the rest of the paper is everything that you didn't even know that you'd never know - that exists or has the potential to exist.Comment
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