Originally posted by trev33 it's not something you can generalize.
I think it's like eating super hot (spicy) foods, after a while, you don't notice you don't have any taste buds left and have to eat super hot to taste anything. Same with people who listen to super loud and fast, too much aural input ruins the ears. I once saw the Paul Butterfield blues band in Florida at a bar, sat in front right next to one of the large speakers and after the show my ears rang for 3 days, literally. Imagine people doing that for years on end. What's that? Can you speak up, you're mumbling.......
Originally posted by sonhouse I think it's like eating super hot (spicy) foods, after a while, you don't notice you don't have any taste buds left and have to eat super hot to taste anything. Same with people who listen to super loud and fast, too much aural input ruins the ears. I once saw the Paul Butterfield blues band in Florida at a bar, sat in front right next to one of the large ...[text shortened]... people doing that for years on end. What's that? Can you speak up, you're mumbling.......
i don't think that's what the op is talking about (literal noise levels) but i stand to be corrected.
Originally posted by Marcusr Certainly. Anything that bears more than a passing resemblance to a squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag has to be good.
Your grammatical slip let you down. The passive "considered" after the expression "In your opinion" specifically means the question is about what other people consider and not "you" (i.e. us)