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My hair looks odd after extended use. My skull is fine.
Is it possible for headphones to indent your skull...
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SleepyOne
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Not unless you have a medical condition with your bones etc.
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If your headphone is indenting your skull, then you're doing it wrong.
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ROFL!
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I think your parents should have your head examined.
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| Originally Posted by squib323 /img/forum/go_quote.gif ......just recently have noticed that my skull has like an 'indent' ............My parents can't remember if I've always had it and its not noticeable in any pictures past or present. I'm sort of worried. |
I think your parents should have your head examined.
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I do not see how that is possible.
The skull it made of bone and quite hard so that is. So very doubtful a light weight headphone can make any physical modifications to it.
The skull it made of bone and quite hard so that is. So very doubtful a light weight headphone can make any physical modifications to it.
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Isn't this a funny thread?
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I've noticed this before, when I had my 780s (among others). I think its the hair/skin that gets compressed, so it feels like a groove has been created. I wouldn't worry about it.
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Yea I'm just gonna place it away from that indent or groove for now. Well I never thought it actually indented the skull but maybe the soft tissue above the skull.
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yes, if you wear the skullcandy skullcrushers!!
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Ultrasone has a great engineering design dept.
Kidding aside, I wouldn't worry about it.
| Originally Posted by squib323 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Just today I realized that the top 'band' part of my headphones was placed perfectly into this 'indent'. |
Ultrasone has a great engineering design dept.
Kidding aside, I wouldn't worry about it.
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lmao
| Originally Posted by ForgottenxxRebel /img/forum/go_quote.gif yes, if you wear the skullcandy skullcrushers!!
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lmao
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What a scary and odd thread title!!
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Horror movie title
Senn hd 25 on a new born child
(Sennhenstein)
Senn hd 25 on a new born child
(Sennhenstein)
I do feel like there is an indentation left in my skin or w/e after I wear my HD650s from the headband, it's very strange. It fades after a while.
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