Funny comments from the forums.

[Brandfuchs]

“Yeah, but sometimes you just gotta say, ‘what the heck!’” (Except without the h and e, replace with f and u.)

 

[Saraugie]

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/goi...e-we-there-yet.861024/page-4262#post-18233550

True Story:

Last night, I helped my wife fit the MTW4s. Tip rolled, played with EQ, ANC, etc. After all was set, about 5 minutes went by and she said "You know, I don't hear any difference with the noise canceling settings. Whatever you're adjusting is not working." I was staring at her phone trying to figure it out, pushing, checking....when she said: "I guess I need to have both buds in my ear not just one for the noise canceling to work"

 

[Brandfuchs]

From HA-6A post, the context is that they were discussing the lifespan of rectifier tubes.

"What is the service Life of the 22DE4 tube?"

"I have read 5 to 10 years. So I have enough to last 2 to 3 hundred years. lol" ——jamato8

“when I turn 200 will you sell me one set?”——suno23

“Glad to, if I can remember where they are.”——jamato8

 

[Brandfuchs]

“Circlotron?” Mike asked doubtfully. “Isn’t that something that only 6 people in the world know how to do, and even then they have to chant incantations and swing dead chickens over their heads to make them work?”

 

[Brandfuchs]

Protip: if you’re having trouble with your HOA, the easiest way to get them off your back is to learn Morse Code and get your ham radio operator’s license. Hams are protected by the FCC as part of the critical communications infrastructure of the USA, so if you wanted to, say, put a 90-foot-tall radio antenna in your front yard, the HOA can do absolutely nothing about it. Threatening to do that will shut them up good and fast.

radio operators' home belike: