MR

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 2:43 am**

Ooops...
Until we hear the official word,here's something else.

It takes only 6 minutes.
It's good to know if you are tonedeaf or not. :wink:

Post your score.

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Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:22 am**

Transy wrote:Ooops...
Until we hear the official word,here's something else.

It takes only 6 minutes.
It's good to know if you are tonedeaf or not.

Post your score.

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Thanx...that was cool!

78%

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:59 am**

Mine was 77.8% correct. It was hard 'cuz Looney Tunes is on the t.v. next to me.
btw, does anyone else suffer from Tinnitus (ringing ears & static like hum) from all your loud music? I developed it 2 months ago (not from loud music since I don't blast it & rarely go to concerts) it happened during a minor cold & it is maddening - went to the ENT and everything & nothing can be done. Seems some people just get it for no reason...he told me to come back if I lose some hearing!! It's hard to get to sleep with it...just wondered from all the concert goers here if they have developed hearing problems?? Anyway, the ENT said my hearing tested very well in spite of the ringing...but, I hate when it goes "dead" every once in awhile & I get the tuning fork sound on top of it - makes me nervous what the ENT said! :cry:

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 11:28 am**

Hey I scored an 83.6. That was pretty good!

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 11:43 am**

Can't take the test right now because I'm listening to Il Divo. I'll try it tomorrow.

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 11:44 am**

83.3% Correct....that was cool

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 12:05 pm**

77.8%, supposedly "normal", lol.

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 12:11 pm**

silverblue wrote:Mine was 77.8% correct. It was hard 'cuz Looney Tunes is on the t.v. next to me.
btw, does anyone else suffer from Tinnitus (ringing ears & static like hum) from all your loud music? I developed it 2 months ago (not from loud music since I don't blast it & rarely go to concerts) it happened during a minor cold & it is maddening - went to the ENT and everything & nothing can be done. Seems some people just get it for no reason...he told me to come back if I lose some hearing!! It's hard to get to sleep with it...just wondered from all the concert goers here if they have developed hearing problems?? Anyway, the ENT said my hearing tested very well in spite of the ringing...but, I hate when it goes "dead" every once in awhile & I get the tuning fork sound on top of it - makes me nervous what the ENT said!

My dad has it, but his is from working around fighter jets for 25 years & not always protecting his ears, which he admits was a bad idea. He has 30% hearing loss. It can also be a side effect of some meds.

I had it after the Orlando show, the sound in there was awful, my ears actually hurt a few times during both band's sets, seemed like something was just way too loud or not right, I have no clue about that stuff, lol. But a few days later in Baltimore the sound there was great! HUGE difference & we didn't leave half deaf, lol. But maybe that's because our tympanic membranes were shot to hell at the previous show, lol.

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 12:40 pm**

I always associate tinnitus with aspirin toxicity. Do you take aspirin?

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 4:37 pm**

damn! i surprised myself with a score of 91.7% Correct!

Posted: **Tue Nov 28, 2006 4:45 pm**

96.2 Baby. (I'm on dial up so I'll have to get back to you with my REAL score soon.) :lol:

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2006 4:55 am**

lady grinning soul wrote:I always associate tinnitus with aspirin toxicity. Do you take aspirin?

No. It isn't caused by meds either. I'll be asking the neurologist next week as I have been having weird aches in the back & side of my head, too.

Anyway, good idea to wear ear protection around loud noises & concerts - it's not worth it if it causes hearing loss or tinnitus.

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2006 5:18 am**

silverblue wrote:
lady grinning soul wrote:I always associate tinnitus with aspirin toxicity. Do you take aspirin?

No. It isn't caused by meds either. I'll be asking the neurologist next week as I have been having weird aches in the back & side of my head, too.

Anyway, good idea to wear ear protection around loud noises & concerts - it's not worth it if it causes hearing loss or tinnitus.

I'm guessing you mean your particular case isn't caused by meds right? Because tinnitus can surely be caused by, or made worse by, meds such as anti-inflams, anesthetics, cardiac meds, antidepressants, cancer meds, Parkinson's meds, just to name a few.

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2006 6:20 am**

I'm skeptical on the results but I scored a 63.9%

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2006 7:17 am**

That was interesting 91.7% i guess Cindy and i have the same ears

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2006 11:57 am**

same with me.....

91,7%

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2006 12:32 pm**

Obviously, I'm tonedeaf, so I won't even post my score! :oops:

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2006 12:34 pm**

JGal wrote:Obviously, I'm tonedeaf, so I won't even post my score!

I couldn't get thru this, Lori, so don't feel bad...everything sounded the same to me :lol:

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2006 12:38 pm**

MSR wrote:
JGal wrote:Obviously, I'm tonedeaf, so I won't even post my score!

I couldn't get thru this, Lori, so don't feel bad...everything sounded the same to me

Bet your score would still beat mine tho! :lol:

MR

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