'Ultrasonic' ringtones - ouch on my hearing
Tonks
tonks_op at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 12 03:07:19 UTC 2006
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Dina Lerret" <bunniqula at ...>
wrote:
>
> I remember their being some news segment about kids using high-pitched
> ringtones to avoid adults hearing their cellphones.
>
> http://www.ultrasonic-ringtones.com/
>
> Gah! Hurts my ears! The 17.7kHz is the last one that makes me
cringe because I can barely make out 18.8 on my PC speakers... Heh,
certainly worked on the bugs because a huge breeder (i.e. winged)
carpenter ant dropped within inches of the PC speaker... sonofabitch!
{whack} Dead now.
> As to my age, twenty-eight, so I've retained a good percentage of my
hearing... until those tests. ;-) Eyesight is another matter.
>
Tonk:
Good God!!! As if I were not depressed enough about turning 59 in a
couple of weeks. (Yes Harry and I have somethink in common.) I could
only hear the 8k one. But I felt really weird trying the others. I
think it has some effect on my brain.. probably killed off some cells
or something.
What is this about some divice that keeps teens from gathering? I don't
think this stuff is safe.. I mean if it kills bugs... Can it trigger a
stroke or heart attacks in the old folks?? I guess I let you know in
the AM, if I am still here...
Tonks_op
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