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Topic	What's with this obsession people have with playing music ALL THE TIME?
EpicMickeyDrew 07/19/18 11:36:22 PM #57:	DezDroppedFreak posted... That quote was straight up trolling lmao Ill admit that oh ok lol DezDroppedFreak posted... If someone planned to have one earbud in, like me, today, when I was laying out on the beach, knowing there were people I was going to socialize with but didnt want to bother with blaring my music for all of them to hear, then its not really impeding on the ability to have a conversation. I can listen to my music and still communicate with them. Whether thats perceived as rude or not is another issue, but even then that all depends on your relationship with the people in question. maybe it's a cultural thing, but if you're going to a social event and you actively plan on having one earphone in, to me that kinda says "you're only worth half my attention" or "i'd rather be listening to music than socialising with you". Or even "this event isn't stimulating enough, I have to bring something else to keep myself entertained, you're all too boring." It's like that one guy who starts playing his DS at the party. Or you go out as a group to get dinner and he starts watching game of thrones on his phone halfway through. Yes, he can still technically talk whilst doing these things, but it's still fucking annoying for everyone else. --- Just how, pray tell, does your dick "take life"? How could a dick take a life? - XciteMe <cite>EpicMickeyDrew posted [p:905391638] in What's wit... [t:76820406]...</cite> <quote><cite>DezDroppedFreak posted...</cite> <quote>That quote was straight up trolling lmao Ill admit that </quote> oh ok lol <cite>DezDroppedFreak posted...</cite> <quote>If someone planned to have one earbud in, like me, today, when I was laying out on the beach, knowing there were people I was going to socialize with but didnt want to bother with blaring my music for all of them to hear, then its not really impeding on the ability to have a conversation. I can listen to my music and still communicate with them. Whether thats perceived as rude or not is another issue, but even then that all depends on your relationship with the people in question. </quote> maybe it's a cultural thing, but if you're going to a social event and you actively plan on having one earphone in, to me that kinda says "you're only worth half my attention" or "i'd rather be listening to music than socialising with you". Or even "this event isn't stimulating enough, I have to bring something else to keep myself entertained, you're all too boring." It's like that one guy who starts playing his DS at the party. Or you go out as a group to get dinner and he starts watching game of thrones on his phone halfway through. Yes, he can still technically talk whilst doing these things, but it's still fucking annoying for everyone else. --- Just how, pray tell, does your dick "take life"? How could a dick take a life? - XciteMe</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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