At least you know that plenty of people would be willing to swap for something else!Originally Posted by Tia Marie /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Well, that would suck if we got earbuds or a least for me it would. I'm really hard of hearing.
The problem is that my ears are so small that even the small replacement bits are uncomfortable. I've tried probably eight different pairs of replacement bits in various sizes (they usually come with three sizes: small, medium, and large), and I finally found a pair last year with extra-small (I think they were intended for kids), and those were perfect. Then the kittens dug them out of my backpack, and the extra-small replacement bits mysteriously disappeared at the same time the earbuds were removed from the wire. The kittens are damned lucky they're adorable.
Have you tried the bliss by altec lancing or monster headphones? A bit pricey but I have the same problem as you with needing the xs sized buds and they work amazingly well for me. So I kinda hope that we dont get any headphones in every box because I already have so many! but if we do, I would probably swap them. hopefully there are stila glosses! I love those!
hmm.. that would make sense that they are trying to sell those if we're getting ear buds
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A gift exchange is a great idea! Just get you one of those cute organza bags and fill it with some samples and put a cute tag on it. It's better than just throwing stuff away. Or use as Stocking Stuffers.
I agree, and sometimes, trading is even more fun!
sort of (way) off-topic here, but what is it with cats chewing/eating small rubber pieces? i had a cat once who was obsessed with all the rubber ends on the door stopper things (you know, the ones that are like a spring with a mini-cork-shaped rubber piece to keep the wall from getting a hole from the doorknob). I think she liked the sound the spring made when she played with it. I lived in an apartment, and she pulled every single rubber piece off the door stoppers in the apartment. That cat almost lost her life from it, too, because (as we discovered after multiple trips to the vet/emergency pet clinic/specialized vet) she swallowed one whole and it acted as a literal cork in her intestine. sheesh. all for a piece of rubber... glad your kittens didn't have any complications!
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Originally Posted by MyriadVoices /img/forum/go_quote.gif
sort of (way) off-topic here, but what is it with cats chewing/eating small rubber pieces? i had a cat once who was obsessed with all the rubber ends on the door stopper things (you know, the ones that are like a spring with a mini-cork-shaped rubber piece to keep the wall from getting a hole from the doorknob). I think she liked the sound the spring made when she played with it. I lived in an apartment, and she pulled every single rubber piece off the door stoppers in the apartment. That cat almost lost her life from it, too, because (as we discovered after multiple trips to the vet/emergency pet clinic/specialized vet) she swallowed one whole and it acted as a literal cork in her intestine. sheesh. all for a piece of rubber... glad your kittens didn't have any complications!
They didn't swallow the rubber bits, but chewing is another story. They *love* to chew things. Like my USB cable, paper (especially cardboard boxes), and cloth. Did I mention that one of them is a bit developmentally delayed? He knows where his food and water bowls are, he uses his litterbox with no problems, and he's the smart one (except he hasn't figured out that sinking down on the floor does *not* make him invisible), but he's just a little bit special when it comes to his physicality (a little smaller, moves jerkily). He only bites (rather than chews) cardboard, but he's *bonkers* about chewing towels, about on par with dogs and bones.Originally Posted by MyriadVoices /img/forum/go_quote.gif
sort of (way) off-topic here, but what is it with cats chewing/eating small rubber pieces? i had a cat once who was obsessed with all the rubber ends on the door stopper things (you know, the ones that are like a spring with a mini-cork-shaped rubber piece to keep the wall from getting a hole from the doorknob). I think she liked the sound the spring made when she played with it. I lived in an apartment, and she pulled every single rubber piece off the door stoppers in the apartment. That cat almost lost her life from it, too, because (as we discovered after multiple trips to the vet/emergency pet clinic/specialized vet) she swallowed one whole and it acted as a literal cork in her intestine. sheesh. all for a piece of rubber... glad your kittens didn't have any complications!
I have the same problem, it also probably doesnt help that I have tragus pierced, so I have to pull the earring forward all the way to even try to get them in. I haven't tried the bliss or monster though, that's something to look into.
What is this about? Who won what boxes? The July Glamour Birchboxes are not done by a drawing. Everyone is getting one.
glamour is giving away a small amount of boxes to people who signed up on their website as a promotion.
Sorry for the confusion.
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