Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for June 19, 2015

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    Brass Orchid Premium Member almost 9 years ago

    It is like magnets.The repulsive effect can be overcome by superior force, and then there is an attraction.You just have to get past the initial repulsion by applying a greater volume of force.

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    Dragonfly1970  almost 9 years ago

    And the worst sound system with which to blast it.

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    Edward White  almost 9 years ago

    In some states if a Police Officer can hear it w/in 25 feet a ticket is written. I wish it was that way in all 50.

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    Ubintold  almost 9 years ago

    …..because they’re deaf.

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    VTX1800F  almost 9 years ago

    OR will be.

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    Ironic Eggbeater  almost 9 years ago

    Try putting up your top and closing the windows. And maybe turning on some loud classical music. That should drown out the offensive sound.

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    Zen-of-Zinfandel  almost 9 years ago

    Contrary to a popular song, I’d like some more treble and less BASS.

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    kaffekup   almost 9 years ago

    One night, my wife and I heard booming bass in the house. I looked in the street, thinking it was a passing car. No. I drove around the subdivision, and finally realized it was coming from the Verizon Amphitheater, five miles from my home. I looked at their website, and they did have a concert by a heavy metal band from the eighties.

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    CeeJay  almost 9 years ago

    On the otherhand,I’ve noticed that everybody thinks the other people have the worst taste in music.

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    Thomas & Tifffany Connolly  almost 9 years ago

    Hey! I represent that remark!!

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    dflak  almost 9 years ago

    It reminds me of some of the bands I heard in high school: if you can’t be good, be loud.

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    K M  almost 9 years ago

    Everybody has a right to my tunes.

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    Goliard Premium Member almost 9 years ago

    It is a question of whether listening to crappy pop music causes brain damage, or whether one has to have a damaged brain to listen to it in the first place.

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    kaffekup   almost 9 years ago

    Or as a friend of mine once screamed, “Playing bad music loudly doesn’t make it good music!”

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    Squirrelchaser  almost 9 years ago

    When I was young, I listened to music (what is now considered classic rock) at a higher volume than was necessary. I’m sure there were people that did not like it. But then I grew up and no longer do it. Why not show a little tolerance and let the kids be kids, most will grow up to complain about the younger generations.

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