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From: chrisw@miso.wwa.com (Chris Williams)
Date: Sat, 13 Apr 96 08:22:02 GMT
Subject: Re: Dreaming Plug
To: love-hounds@gryphon.com
Sender: owner-love-hounds@gryphon.com
>Laurie wrote: >>ps just figured out how to use a Dreaming Plug (tm)! whoa! i put my >>headphones on and just rolled about with laughter and wonder! i finally >>know what she's saying in There Goes A Tenner. then i listened to Never >>For Ever and then Boys For Pele and then Dar Williams' Mortal City and >>then Happy Rhodes and then.... >> it was fun! thanks to whomever suggested using headphones and not >>plugging them in all the way. > >This does NOT work for me. Why doesn't it work for me? I know it's not >working because I made a Dreaming Plug once and heard the way it sounds. >Unfortunately, when I made the plug and then tried to pull it out of the >jack, most of the tape got left inside it. My boyfriend, whose stereo I >was using, was standing right next to me, saw this, and freaked out. He >made me dig out all the itty, bitty bits of gummed up tape. I was there >with the tweezers for half an hour! Then, I couldn't get what was left off >of my headphone plug. It's STILL sticky. So I hesitate to do it again. >Sad sad sad. :( I'm wondering if I could use a little bit of paper >instead. I'm afraid that may be too thick. I really had to force just the >taped plug in, and I had even used Scotch tape because it's so thin. Does >anyone have a suggestion for an even thinner tape? I've never thought that tape was a good way to go, and have never reccomended it. At some point I'm going to sit down with a bunch of connectors and my tools and cobble up a bunch of "Dreaming Plugs" in 1/4" and 1/8" sizes. Sorry to hear about this.