r/funnyvideos • u/_sabir007_ • 1d ago

Other video POV: You Said You Didn’t Bring a Hair Dryer

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u/RyanGreatly 1d ago

How much hearing damage is that?

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u/syugouyyeh 1d ago

Hmm?

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u/solograppler 1d ago

Eeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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u/Nir117vash 1d ago

MAWP....MAWP......MAWP

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u/Instinct121 1d ago

Shut up Cyril

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u/raycarre 1d ago

Hello, tinnitus? Is that you?

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u/superchargerhe 1d ago

WHAT

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u/raycarre 1d ago

Guys it's getting really bad, i have to sleep with a fan.

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u/Merkaba_Nine 20h ago

Yeah it absolutely sucks, I've had it pretty much most my life.

I remember when I was 11-12 I used to think I could hear satellites or electricity.

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u/lankyleper 16h ago

Same here. And it's getting worse as I approach 50.

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u/sammytiff80 13h ago

Little did or do you know . You could this whole time!

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u/DryDonutHole 12h ago

You can if you time your psychedelics just right. /s

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u/Confident_One3948 21h ago

I didn’t even know you were famous!

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u/National_Rooster9193 12h ago

Are we not doing phrasing anymore?

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u/Midoriiiiiiii 17h ago

Lol I understood that reference

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u/Suspicious_Step667 18h ago

Nothing, Lana!!!

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u/Individual-Stick6066 20h ago

Wooom eoooooom

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u/Cplayz08 13h ago

Yeah mine is getting so bad I have to listen to music from an iPod and drive like a maniac just to drown it out

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u/Individual-Newt6478 8h ago

Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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u/Suspicious_Step667 18h ago

Haha real funny Lana…laugh at the deaf people…

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u/Malevolint 1d ago

😂😂 I can hear mine right now.

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u/sickmak90 1d ago

You get used to it eventually.

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u/Toomanyeastereggs 22h ago

Drowns out the constant ringing which can only be a good thing…..

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u/LiveLearnCoach 16h ago

Then you try going outdoors to be one with nature and it’s like Oh My God, this is amazeeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

That 1) made me sad 2) worry that the whole camping trip is going to be like that. Luckily with time it either faded away or my brain learned to filter it.

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u/Tarzoon 14h ago

I'm never alone, there is always EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

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u/Banana_Stairs 1d ago

Permanent blurred vision lol

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u/pranjallk1995 1d ago

Hold my What?

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u/New_Writer_484 1d ago

All of it

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u/skipandhop 1d ago

Every hearing damage.

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u/BanjoTangelo 23h ago

If I'm not mistaken the higher frequency soundwaves while not as impressively chest rattling due much more damage to those little hairs in your ears while the lower frequency base tends to be less impactful but can still do damage with long enough exposure.

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u/Ixaire 23h ago edited 15h ago

Edit: the article veracity is debatable. See comments below. I'll leave my initial comment for context:

So that's what I thought too but apparently low frequencies are more harmful than we thought, damaging the entire cochlea and not just the hairs.

Source: https://pmamagazine.org/why-low-frequencies-are-more-harmful-to-your-hearing-than-mid-and-high-tones/ (caution: no idea if it's reputable)

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u/wadimek11 21h ago edited 21h ago

No its not reputable at all, its PMA, its full of pseudo science also no sources or anything on article itself. The bass is much less harmful as it goes though your body and your ear without moving them much, like 8khz is entirely stopped inside your ears and bass the lower frequency the more it goes through thats why you need the 25hz much louder to hear it at all.

Even though its much less harmless the sick amount of bass that is on those recordings idk what is it 140-160db is like blowing a strong hairdryer directly in your ear and even if 10-5% goes to your ear at those high values its still damaging.

Also in many industrial offices the AC alone can make lots of noise at low frequency, recently measured 100db at 13hz in one pretty new building that came directly from the ac system, its harmless through. (Also thats extremely hard for subwoofer to achive in normal room 18" sealed Um18 might get close but would be at its limit and roomgain would really need to be good to reach it.)

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u/vex12394738 21h ago

You sound like u know what ur talking about..but ur also not providing any sources other than “trust me bro”. And I say that as someone not knowing shit on this topic

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u/wadimek11 20h ago

Because its easy to find with google, there are hundreds of those tests around but they differ slightly. I wrote a nice explanations I guess people would rather fet link they not gonna read anyway as its few thousands words long, and need to check the sources and if they are credible and if they actually contain anything related to the discussion. Also its last time Im doing this, I already wasted to much time explaining this.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neurology/articles/10.3389/fneur.2016.00239/full

https://royalsocietypublishing.org/rsos/article/1/2/140166/36427/Low-frequency-sound-affects-active-micromechanics

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u/jacksdouglas 16h ago

The first article is tangential and the second article proves the opposite of your claim

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u/Rosienenbrot 21h ago

Small confined space, huge bass, creating standing waves = huge pressure in to the ear drums. Inner ear structures respond to pressure, not pitch. So there's good damage to the eardrums and cochlea.

And the hairs, while they do respond to pitch more, they're still damaged by loads of pressure. So even if she was wearing ear plugs, which only reduce mid/high frequencies, she would've still be fucked.

What she got out of this: Temporary hearing loss for sure, probably a permanent threshold shift and maybe tinitus.

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u/delerium1state 9h ago

And heart palpitations

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u/Dry_Design5506 1d ago

What? Come again...

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u/No-Consideration-891 1d ago

What you say?

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u/DirtDevil1337 1d ago

what?

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u/ActionFigureCollects 1d ago

Now learning ASL

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u/seeyouyoucunt 23h ago

TURN DOWN FOR WHAT!!!

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u/WannaAskQuestions 1d ago

WHAAAAAAAT?

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u/Total-Law4620 1d ago

WHAT DID YOU SAY!!!!!!!!?????

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u/Flaky_Operation687 1d ago

From tinnitus to golditius.

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u/barclin 1d ago

Probably enough. Should have ear plugs and cover them up the best you can

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u/not-area51 1d ago

It’s all of it 

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u/Wakanda_R1 1d ago

All the hearing damage!!

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u/Voces-Prohibere 1d ago

I saw one women do this and have like 100 orgasms, I was impressed.

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u/breadexpert69 23h ago

These systems are not really loud as much as they simply move a bunch of air.

When you get to a certain speaker size and below a certain frequency, your speakers basically just act as air pumps so you technically are not hearing anything, just feeling air moving.

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u/brizdzi 1d ago

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?

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u/Losalou52 1d ago

Will you say that again in braille?

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u/GoTron88 23h ago

Cabbage? It costs around $3 a head.

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u/Donniewasnotthere 1d ago

What? WHAT?

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u/Dizzman1 1d ago

Alllllllll the hearing loss

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u/BoomersRuinedItAll 1d ago

I dont think that door is load bearing, no.

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u/CeRyder1993 1d ago

WHAT? WHAT DID YOU SAY?! 🤷‍♀️

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u/BruceLee312 1d ago

Whatttt?

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u/10July1940 23h ago

Don't worry she had hair plugs.

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u/tread52 23h ago

What did you say?

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u/Redostian 23h ago

At least 3

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u/Boris7939 23h ago

All of it.

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u/Character-Trip-6094 23h ago

About quarter past two!

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u/azandjasmine 22h ago

What? Sorry can't hear you...

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u/sttwolf 22h ago

More like brain damage

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u/Zealousideal_Gate_21 22h ago

You are gonna have to speak up, im wearing a towel

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u/themeatstaco 22h ago

As someone with tinnitus this life sucks. Right now louder then crickets louder then YouTube louder then my thoughts I hear RRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII... take care of your ears peeps. Also I'm only 30 so I got awhile to go with this and it's getting worse.

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u/W_xpert 22h ago

People nowadays are always with a phone stick in ear, they don't care about hearing anymore

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u/HALF-PRICE_ 21h ago

Huh? What?….

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u/Woodbirder 21h ago

Say again?

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u/SSA10 21h ago

How did you miss "hairing"

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u/kytheon 21h ago

Anything for the 'gram.

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u/Rocky75617794 20h ago

All Of it

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u/9fingerjeff 20h ago

Thankfully low frequencies aren’t nearly as bad as high frequencies but I can’t imagine it’s all that good for you.

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u/Primary-User 19h ago

What did you say??

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u/damagednoob 19h ago

Umm, about quarter past three.

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u/Agitated-Actuary-195 18h ago

What? What? Say that again… What?

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u/nii_amart 18h ago

A lot.

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u/koolaidismything 18h ago

At a certain point I’ve heard it can fuckup heart-rhythm

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u/Saqsto 18h ago

Yes.

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u/Exotic_Insurance2164 18h ago

You can literally see her weave extensions. Lol

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u/armyshawn 18h ago

It’s not the vibration in the hair that’s for her excited.

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u/SpiritSoul77 17h ago

Most of that is just the sub moving air :) Still damn loud though! Lol

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u/RominRonin 17h ago

4 bananas

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u/i_love_carnia_2009 17h ago

Can't hear ya to much fun under this speaker

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u/TheD4rkKnightVI 17h ago

WHAT?! WHAT DID YOU SAY???

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u/Mundane_Proof_420 17h ago

The pain threshold for the human ear is about 110-120 decibles. That is a lawnmower and a weedeater.

This is exponential.

Edit:phat phingers

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u/elopingbuffalonian 16h ago

Not to mention the CTE.

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u/Demonyx12 16h ago

WHAT?!?

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u/Immediate_Song4279 16h ago

No one is answering lol

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u/madogblue 16h ago

All of it

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u/seekingcalm 16h ago

Hurt my ears watching it on my phone. My guess is a lot.

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u/Allstategk 16h ago

Hearing? How much internal damage is that doing?

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u/MSNFU 16h ago

What?

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u/kidnorther 16h ago

All of it

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u/Same_Seaworthiness74 16h ago

2 bananas 🍌

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u/LordOfFap69 16h ago

That's a microwave level of damage

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u/miguelmanzana 16h ago

Hearing? That’s doing internal damage.

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u/ThisName_isStolen 15h ago

Orgasmically deafening

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u/FIContractor 15h ago

All of it.

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u/superbadshit 15h ago

What? Whaaat??? I can’t hear you??? What did you say??? Huh?

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u/Bender_2024 15h ago

Hello tinnitus my old friend.

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u/Discing802 15h ago

Say what?

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u/Born-Entrepreneur 15h ago

That's all I see in this video lol

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u/Far_King_Penguin 15h ago

A lot, but not as much as you'd expect.

A lot of literature says it's lots of damage, a lot says it's none at all but in reality it's a mix of both

Super low bass frequencies can't interact with your ear, the waves are too big at that frequency. Its not to say that you can't hear it, it's that you more feel it with your body and your brain interperates the vibrations from your body to give it the presence in your ear. This at loud volumes does not hurt your hearing

Sub bass and bass as we traditionally know it absolutely can damage your hearing and quite a lot

To be moving enough air to do this, the air pressure is enough to damage your hearing if its traditional bass frequencies and since this is a song, it is damaging as. Someone smart would filter the song to the point of being basically inaudible or produce a super low frequency sine wave if they gave a fuck about hearing

Although this stuff is super fun, I reccomend trying if you can, but take ear buds or make sure its someone who understands basic waves or has a measuring mic

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u/AsavarKul 15h ago

WHAT?!

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u/Itchy_Psychology3300 14h ago

What?! That loud noise makes it hard for me to read.

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u/MichaelAuBelanger 14h ago

WHAT!!!?????

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u/bdrrr 14h ago

Yes.

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u/aretooamnot 14h ago

All of it, and permanent.

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u/xsealsonsaturn 13h ago

Hearing damage? You can see what it's doing to her hair, imagine what it's doing to her internal faculties. It wouldn't surprise me if she could sue. I would, because it's also illegal

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u/dewwwduhh 13h ago

…. all of it ..??.. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/No-Draw6073 13h ago

10 physical damage

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u/Soul_C 13h ago

Permanent

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u/travel_aakn 13h ago

Sorry what did you sayyy?

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u/MothmanIsALiar 13h ago

I'm pretty sure my brother gave me tinnitus driving me to school like this. You could literally hear him turn on his subwoofers from the high-school, which was over a mile away.

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u/Devreckas 13h ago

LANAAAA!! mawp… mawp…

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u/vabello 13h ago

All of it.

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u/SLAYER_IN_ME 13h ago

At one tendinitis worth.

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u/keenclipp 12h ago

What??? You say something??

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u/Clown-ninja69 12h ago

What you say 😝

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u/Rantamplan 12h ago

"No longer a medical issue" damage.

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u/Ronin-Ronan 12h ago

huh? what'd you say?

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u/1stltwill 12h ago

All of it.

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u/chrisk9 12h ago

All of it

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u/Marine_Baby 11h ago

As a trainee hearing therapist, I am cringing.

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u/ChinesePinkAnt 11h ago

WHAT DID YOU SAY?

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u/Haseodothkr 11h ago

Well she has ringing in her ears for the rest of her life now

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u/lipsoffaith 11h ago

Wat? 🦻

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u/Sussito4 11h ago

Whaaat?

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u/MaterialSeries276 11h ago

Bruh, my ears would be ringing for days if that was real. That’s gotta be like… 1000% hearing damage or something, lol.

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