music in cpap machine

Nah. Just jokin'. Better to find a dance-talented gal and ask her to teach you the Bachata. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qG1V3X9kRk
What do think? At our age, could we dance like that?

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Linda3032 wrote:would help drown out the cabs honking all night outside...

I don't think there is a cab within 70 miles of us. In fact the only time we see a car, other than our own, is when we go to town. Mind you, town consists of 509 people. So not alot of cars there either. ...

Here we are in Hog Heaven.

Hi Linda the picture of the outhouse on page two, is that a one seater or two?

Lindas got one of those newfangled outhouses, we poor, all we got was the shovel. Jim We use to have some of those Road Runner holes from Acme, but the box they came in gave way, and the all fell in their own hold. It wasn't cost effective so the government came by, and gave us a shovel. He didn't need it any more, he got elected to office, and had used up his Bull fertilizer. Jim

Currently sitting here listning to music from a radio station om my husbands cpat machine ..i have heard it a few tines, asked my husband if he can hear it, but he is partially deaf and can only hear certain pitches...so NO your not going mad its real, unless we are going mad together cos its defo there, even adds and yes its annoying i just wear ear plugs to block it
out ..im sorry some people are making a joke out of it ..

As long as you realize you're reploying to a 2 yr old note here...

Actually it's a TEN year old post, and not a useful one at that, many things can pick up transmitted signals if they are too close or to strong. Jim

Tune it to a station that plays rain on the roof.

"look up apophenia and pareidolia

"your brain thinks you are hearing music
but there is no music there . . . "
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I think you're on the right track, xxyzx. Now and then it seems like I hear indistinguishable voices in a conversation I can't quite make out. I have always concluded that it's a quite normal "brain thing" going on and have not been concerned about it. Your references to apophenia and pareidolia are right on the mark. Thanks.

Just tinnitus here in the swamp.
Sounds like locusts.
(Too bad we can't eat them ALL)

I didn't read all the post but: Fisher Pickles CPAPs play music. Also an old humidifier use to play a national anthem if you knew what button to push (it might have been F&P too). Sometimes the electronics would go wacky and it just start playing it. It was hilarious, doctor and nurses would be freaking out, specially in the OR.