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10-23-2007, 04:09 PM
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high ductility
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Originally Posted by Bubble Boy
I get horrendous bouts of Menieres disease. Sounds like a rumbling in the ears. And it makes you dizzy...like ready to puke dizzy. It sucks.
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Has it ever effected you on the judo mat? I can't imagine that judo (AKA: The art of dropping people on their face) and vertigo/dizziness go together very well. __________________
"Shit happens, especially to stupid people... It's called capitalism." -KH
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10-23-2007, 05:44 PM
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Trying to make a Milankey
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I suspect my little problem is from shooting without ear protection.
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10-23-2007, 05:45 PM
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I suspect my little problem is from shooting without ear protection.
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Impossible. __________________
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10-23-2007, 06:05 PM
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Venturing into country not for old men.
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Has it ever effected you on the judo mat? I can't imagine that judo (AKA: The art of dropping people on their face) and vertigo/dizziness go together very well.
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Not really. Usually it starts mildly and gradually (like over 3 days) grows into full blown vertigo and a diesel engine rumbling in my ears. I have plenty of warning, and I just call in sick to Judo when it hits.
When the vertigo hits it's brutal. I literally crawl from room to room, and feel extremely nauseated (like after riding a carnival ride as a kid feeling). __________________
I wear CC until I bench 250.
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10-23-2007, 06:08 PM
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Venturing into country not for old men.
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I work with an old fart who shot a lot with out ear protection in his youth. There's a whole spectrum of pitches that the guy just plain can't here. There was a cricket going wacko in our office once, and he couldn't hear it. It was driving the rest of us nuts.
Wear your ear protection when shooting kids!!!
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I wear CC until I bench 250.
"...and we ain't none of your common kitchen wenches. We are the Buxom Wenches!"
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10-23-2007, 06:31 PM
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Trying to make a Milankey
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Impossible.
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It seems pretty unlikely honestly. It's not like I was out shooting everyday. Plus, even if it is, not being able to hear made me feel all out of whack. At least this way I won't have to worry about it once that ear goes deaf entirely. __________________
New to lifting? Read this then:
http://www.sherdog.net/forums/showthread.php?t=402978
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10-23-2007, 06:43 PM
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YESSS SUHH!
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Impossible.
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I disagree. I occasionally shoot without ear protection and think it's a dumb idea, I now use ear protection all the time. Especially when I shoot my 7mm mag BAR or our 12 gauge. For the 9mm or .40, no ear protection is fine though. __________________
"Don't make me rape you and kill your family." - Cap'n.
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10-23-2007, 06:48 PM
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puıɯɹǝʌoɹǝʇʇɐɯ
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Originally Posted by Bubble Boy
Wear your ear protection when shooting kids!!!
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Why not when shooting adults? __________________
Cap'n's Buxom Wenches: bamaispriceless, Winteriscoming, Bubble Boy, Lusst, Likkuid, andrewbc, GunsforGuevera, daemonarch, joe broadway and myself
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10-23-2007, 06:50 PM
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I shot a .45 without ear protection once.
My ears rang for what seemed like an eternity and they felt weird for a little while after that
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Zerocrew > than I
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10-23-2007, 06:51 PM
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puıɯɹǝʌoɹǝʇʇɐɯ
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Originally Posted by Bamaispriceless
I disagree. I occasionally shoot without ear protection and think it's a dumb idea, I now use ear protection all the time. Especially when I shoot my 7mm mag BAR or our 12 gauge. For the 9mm or .40, no ear protection is fine though.
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What? Pistols are hard on the ears. 9s and 40s aren't that bad, but it's worse than a 12ga.
I'll shoot shottys all day w/ out ear protection. Not pistols though. Wouldn't even take one shot with a .44 mag w/out ear protection. Not worth it.
Rifles w/ muzzle breaks are loud as shit too. __________________
Cap'n's Buxom Wenches: bamaispriceless, Winteriscoming, Bubble Boy, Lusst, Likkuid, andrewbc, GunsforGuevera, daemonarch, joe broadway and myself
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