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you don't remember? i guess too much lacquer... anyway, last word we got he's still slowly decomposing in your basement.

not if you want a great contact high. now that's taking things a bit far, but some folks have built up a high tolerance after years of exposure, so to each their own.

coming down with something, Greg? a painful listening experience too.

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of course, we'll send two cots right up.

buy an apple

your flashing "caps" are obnoxious and gaudy.

rabbit is good eatz!

i got totally transfixed and watched the entire thing.

intense, it made me cringe!

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no, but there is a wrong one!

that's insane!

that would be an improvement

wrong thread, buster!

It worked for me when I had a longstanding ear infection and pain when listening to headphones -- after nine months I gave up on two doctors and their medications, one of them a specialist mind you, and took an alternative route. Obviously, if you try something and you don't notice improvement or things get worse you should seriously consider stopping and doing something else. It never ceases to amaze me the different opinions one can get if they see three doctors. I had a more serious problem a few years ago and consulted three ENTs, the second one was a world-renowned specialist and the third was the head of the ENT department at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and each had drastically different opinions. The first two said surgery was necessary, but each had notably different ideas as to the best procedure and the last said do nothing unless it becomes unbearable. I still haven't gone under the knife and it has gotten better. Consulting with a doctor is always good advice, but not always the be all and end all. Hydrogen Peroxide Effective in Fighting Infections Vinegar and Water for an Ear Infection

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i'd recommend that you buy new pads and foam (covering the drivers) for your hd600s. plus do not use headphones unless you are 100% certain the infection has gone away. it might take months or even nearly a year, sad to say. also after you bathe and before bed clean your ears with a quality gentle soap (but NOT anti-bacterial) then pat the external ear with a little bit of hydrogen peroxide and take a cotton swab and gingerly, not going deep at all, do a quick swirl of the canal. if they start drying out then cut back and stagger it every other day or every other two days. you might also want to read up on using white vinegar, if your symptoms persist.