Straight from the top o' the dome

[robinbloke]

Good weekend. Ah yes. See. See me post. See post run. Run post run. Run over spot. Flat spot flat. Ooops. Sue driver sue. Judge judge judge.
The Bofunk MC's are not helping clarity here.
But it was a fine weekend; my fridge hosted a party. I tarted myself up grand style for a nice chinese for autumn_storm's birthday and had a nice roast on Sunday for my mums birthday. Fascinating eh? All weekend was enhanced by a factor or pi R lovely by the wonderful the_mendicant

And now. Work. Honest.

Oh yes, that's what I was going to ask. You, yes you boy, the one behind the bikesheds. </pink floyd>

Earphones. Good little 'in ear' ones that can actually stand up to life, the universe and the demands of sitting in my lug'oles.

Any recommendations?

Comments

[davywavy.livejournal.com]

Philips do neat little pairs for about a tenner. They're the ones I use.

[deborah_c]

I have Sony EX-70 in-ear phones, which are great. I think they've been superceded by -71 now, or something. The only problem is that the cables can be a little fragile.

Sorry I couldn't make your party :-( The weekend was really rather full, though, and I didn't get to bed that night until 1.30am as it was, with a recording session at 10am the next morning...

[briggsy.livejournal.com]

Thanks for hosting a fine party! Sorry I fell asleep on the bean bag ...

I just use the Apple supplied in-ear headphones for my player currently, which isn't much use I suppose.

[borusa.livejournal.com]

HOW CAN YOU HAVE ANY PUDDING IF YOU DON'T EAT YOUR MEAT?

[wintrmute.livejournal.com]

Etymotic ER-6's.
Sony Fontopia thingies that look a bit like earplugs, but are actually just cheaper versions of the Etymotics.