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I didn't know about Mustang Mondays either! I'll check the Pub 46 website
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Thank you so much, Larry! I'd love to go to the UK one day! Thank you so very much for your kind words! Much appreciated! It means so much! And I love your car!Hi Steph
Enjoyed reading your story, you sound a very strong and detemined person, If I was closer would def give you a spin in the CS, but i am across the pond as you say in the UK
I wish you all the best, and best wishes for the future, never give up on your dreams
Larry
I love my CS and upsetting all the Euro Spec owners, as they don't have any of the cool extras the US cars haveThank you so much, Larry! I'd love to go to the UK one day! Thank you so very much for your kind words! Much appreciated! It means so much! And I love your car!
That's so cool lol! Making people jealous with your car! London, that's awesome!! Must be beautiful! I don't live far from The Big Apple. Hana that's funny!I love my CS and upsetting all the Euro Spec owners, as they don't have any of the cool extras the US cars have
I am based in London, the heart of it all, but should have been born a Yank people say, as always in the US, worked in The Big Apple, and just love the National Parks
Well the way the ÂŁ is against the $ you could visit the UK and live like a Queen, I think I could afford a tent ;)
Earplugs work, but I like the low profile ear muffs, as I can put them on and take them off as needed, without worrying about getting a proper fit, handling them with dirty hands, dropping one, etc. For example, if I am at the gym, there is always at least one guy that likes dropping the weights, making a metallic crash every time. I just put on the ear muffs, problem solved. I am not sure if noise canceling headphones will work as good in that situation.Really? Sorry to hear that. I always felt so alone with the sensitive ears thing. I wear earplugs because we could never afford the good quality noise cancelling headphones. Also I tend to get embarrassed about my sensitive ears, so my hair hides the earplugs lol! Thank you for the suggestions though. I should really check them out! I appreciate it!!
I definitely understand what you mean with the earplugs. I keep an earplug in my left ear 24/7 because I had surgery on my eardrum in 2009 because I had a big hole in it from all the ear infections I had growing up, but unfortunately the repairing of my eardrum made noise unbearably loud for me! I can't handle it! I HATE the sound of metal crashing! I hate it when glass dishes clank together too! I'm glad the ear muffs work! That's good to know! You're right, a lot of people damage their hearing!Earplugs work, but I like the low profile ear muffs, as I can put them on and take them off as needed, without worrying about getting a proper fit, handling them with dirty hands, dropping one, etc. For example, if I am at the gym, there is always at least one guy that likes dropping the weights, making a metallic crash every time. I just put on the ear muffs, problem solved. I am not sure if noise canceling headphones will work as good in that situation.
In any case, its good to protect your hearing. Many people don't.

Oh hello again!!!! Well I like the Ecoboost too, and especially if it sounds badass! Do you happen to know if Pub 46 still has the Mustang Monday meetups? Perhaps we can meetup one of these days!Hi Stephanie! I just today commented on your Facebook post in the NJ S550s group. I'm the guy from Clifton. Don't have a GT for you to cruise in but I have a decently loud catback on my ecoboost!![]()
That's not me. But I have seen that car in my area. I do have a grey GT though.
I can't say for an ear drum repair. But I have read that if you wear hearing protection all the time, the ears can become even more sensitive. They need to have some background noise. For example, if you were camping in nature, you will hear loud crickets and maybe wind blowing.I definitely understand what you mean with the earplugs. I keep an earplug in my left ear 24/7 because I had surgery on my eardrum in 2009 ...
Actually I have heard that too about hearing protection. Perhaps I should've gotten use to the noise instead. I love the sound of wind and crickets lol just saying, they don't bother me, but I know that was just an example you gave me. Yeah that is a lot of DB and that would probably upset me. That sounds very interesting. I'd like one of those.I can't say for an ear drum repair. But I have read that if you wear hearing protection all the time, the ears can become even more sensitive. They need to have some background noise. For example, if you were camping in nature, you will hear loud crickets and maybe wind blowing.
Generally you want be cautious of anything over 85 dB. Over 95 dB , its time for hearing protection, or its time to go. If you like gadgets, you can shop for a decibel meter, and measure stuff, and see how noise levels compares to how you perceive it.