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Its bloody freezing here in London and walking about with
my
ears on show is not funny - so - you take a pair of normal
ear
muffs -you know the furry things however enclosed inside
are
headphones which conect to your MD player or walkman
thus
keeping your ears warm and giving you lovely
music to add
spring to your step - available in camoflage, burbury or baby
blue - other colours optional
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The inside-ear type of headphones are earmuff-compatible anyway. Alternatively, get a pair of big studio-type headphones. These are earmuff-like and will both keep your ears warm and prevent your music from leaking out and making those around you on the subway want to stab you. |
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Another idea would be to combine hearing protector
earmuffs and walkman headphones. That's one thing I
hate about doing yard work with power equipment, I can't
listen to my walk man while wearing hearing protection
at the same time. |
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add rose-coloured glasses - extra heavenly |
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I just saw hearing protector headphones with a audio
input plug in a Radio Shack flyer ($70). I also had the
though that they must have these for people in noisy
enviroments who also have to communicate by radio (i.e
Airport workers, steel mill workers). |
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this is the very first thing i baked, back in 1984. i imagined them with foam noise dampeners spiking out on each side, punky like. the idea was to not only insulate the ears from the cold, but from the surrounding noise, so your music would sound better. and if you played a blank tape, you could enjoy such complete silence that you could do cube roots in your head.
i thought this was such a brilliant idea that i made an appointment with the Invention Submission Corporation (cleveland office) after seeing a tv ad aimed at folks such as i. i went down there and filled out a "confidential" form with a sketch and all. they told me, "we like your idea. we think it's a good. first, we need a couple thousand dollars to do market and product research."
when i told them i was only the ideaman, a clever student with no money, they asked if my parents could spot me. i said they couldnt. then the ISC asked if my grandparents could pay!
and then i understood the business of the invention submission corporation. |
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My God, yes. I've wanted ear muff headphones ever since I either dreamt about them or actually saw/heard of them - I'm not sure which. I've trawled the net and have only discovered something called the 'Arctic 180' or 'Earwarmers 180' which fit round the back of your head and have cavities inside for earphones, but they are pretty horrid. I want lovely fluffy proper earmuffs, which double as headphones. I suppose I will have to try and make them, by buying ordinary headphones and buying some material to fit round them. |
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Those big stereo head phones that cover your whole ear keep my ears worm around the house |
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this isn't too hard to do. just but some cheap headphones, some cheap earmuffs and take the plastic casing off of the headphones and then stick them to the inside of the earmuffs with some knid of adhesive that actually holds on to cloth. |
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You can fit the hook-over-the-ear-style earphones along
with wool socks into
those big airport-style hearing protectors. Also you could
put sneaky hidden video cams in the hearing protectors
too and take video of all the people you interact with in
your new ear-warm and sound-rich inner world. |
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Baked -- my Sony MDR-CD180 headphones are so hot I can only wear them a half hour at a time without having to turn the airconditioner on and take a break. :) |
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