A free-for-all thread

[Matty_the_Emo_Slayer]

i just use toilet paper tbh whenever i think its too loud

[corrupt_toolbox]

I know this topic has cropped up a few times before, but I never really took note before. I've got an awful lot of all day gigs coming up in the next couple of months, and I'm thinking I need better ear protection than the usual foam earplugs I use. What effective but affordable (ie around the £10 mark) earplugs would people recommend?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s?ie=UTF8&tag=f ... lla-search
These are very popular, and I'd recommend them. In a thread on another forum, almost everyone who used earplugs had these ones. I've never used any others though, so other people may have better suggestions.

[GetToTheChoppar]

ER-20s are pretty good. Lost mine at Bloodstock so will have to get some more soon. >_>

[Freyja]

Ah nice one, I remember being recommended those by someone at uni too, but had forgotten the name of them. Cheers for the link

[Slayer-ov-orcs]

I use ER-20's and they are pretty good.

[Twaddlefish]

ER-20s. Musician ear plugs that actually do more than just lower the volume.

[Freyja]

Just bought some ER 20s. Cheers guys

[Slayer-ov-orcs]

ER-20s. Musician ear plugs that actually do more than just lower the volume.

Yeah, they cut out lots of frequencys I believe?

[keera_envenomed]

Considering investing in a pair of these to get me through the weekly fire alarm testing at work.......

[fluffymoo]

I feel like having a drunken chat to random people, but none of my friends are on Skype or WoW :@

[Noodle]

i just use toilet paper tbh whenever i think its too loud

Which actually does very little.

[RedTeamWins]

A thing

[corrupt_toolbox]

I entered my new address on eBay last night while I was very drunk, rather foolish I know, and put the wrong county, but everything else was correct. It should be fine, shouldn't it?

[Matty_the_Emo_Slayer]

I entered my new address on eBay last night while I was very drunk, rather foolish I know, and put the wrong county, but everything else was correct. It should be fine, shouldn't it?

you could you know, just go on ebay and change it?


A friend of mine did something similar last night. She booked a train ticket to Dublin on saturday and entered her student house postcode with her parent's address in Newcastle, so it's tossup which the voucher to redeem the ticket at the station will get posted to. Silly girl.

[Jobdone]

If you've got the right postcode, and first line, it'll generally get there alright.