Music currently is playing at rought 0,80x speed. Like my brain can´t process the music fast enough or something. Curious what exactly is causing this when having really bad colds or such or is it just me?
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What causes a "slow and tunnely sound" when having a cold or other ear infections?
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4/9/11 at 3:51pm
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