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You had noise-canceling tech with you back in the 90's? ... or did you just wear earplugs?
Picture this...
- Thread starter cmartinez
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The first Bose came out around '89. My "discovery" was mid 90s. I don't remember what brand I had.
It was just the cookies, the rest of the food was great. After years of flying in USMC crash magnets called helicopters, commercial aircraft noise doesn't register on the senses.
Ah. So you've gone deaf.
Nope, my last hearing test was normal (with typical female voice range reductions for my age) . I learned how to tune out background noise as military communications operator. Your brain can be trained to ignore very high levels of noise while still detecting intelligence (people talking). Mental compatibilization was something we practiced until you could 'hear' signals in one ear, have a conversation with a person with the other ear, while typing the copy.
A A330 at cruise is nothing.
Those things were quite the luxury back then ... I couldn't afford mine until the late 2,000's
my turn to hate you back, buddy ... nice pics!
Not hate, it's envy.my turn to hate you back, buddy ... nice pics!
A lot of planning for all the activities during the trip. I'm totally exhausted but it's the fun experience exhausted we crave and I now know my current limit for Hawaiian drinks.
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I remember when that town was really a redneck backwater. My dad took the boat Bass fishing around there.
https://www.facebook.com/TheRailDis...0-compared-to-almost-210000/1950716785080769/
Day 2 of tour was Austin, TX. Unfortunately, I have no postable photos.
This tour is my first experience as a roadie.
It's exhausting.
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How come?
Because I've never been a roadie before.
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Ok, let me see if I understand. You're working as a roadie (notice the different spelling) for the band you've pictured?
Is one of your kids playing in that band?
Yes, a roadie. I don't have my reading glasses with me and "rodie" seems to get typed when I use swipe entry on my Android. I didn't notice, sorry.
Yes, it's my daughter's R&R tour.
I'm one of the parent chaperones.
Nice! ... wish I could hear them play, though ... what does your daughter play? ... would it be possible for you to share a video link or something?
She's plays bass (her primary skill), keyboard, and she sings.
I'd love to share, but that's not possible here.
All the kids are freakin' brilliant, though.
understood ... if there's one thing I thoroughly respect, is people's right to privacy ...
kudos to your kid ... she must be on cloud 9 showing off her music skills
