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I may be deaf which
to your mind
might discount my appreciation of dubstep

but there's the rumble and (wait)
weight
I experience

you hearing enabled
sometimes forget the tactile pleasure
of chest boxing

k

i love the smooth vibration in my body of dub subs, it gives you a physical connection with the music that makes it so real, emotional and synesthesial
but you aren't deaf right sd5?

sd5 wrote:you hearing enabled
sometimes forget the tactile pleasure
of chest boxing

never, ever ever
have i forgot
that feeling

Sitting on the washing machine = dubstep for the deaf.

Deafstep?

Apparently that's just masturbating for ladies according to a vibrator advert I once saw

Harkat wrote:according to a vibrator advert I once saw

Yeah, google image turned up some interesting results for that one.

My friend went to a rave once in a parking garage. Showed up and no one would talk to him, he looked to my other friend and realized they were at a rave put on by gallaudet university which is a college that specializes in stuff for deaf people. He said they all would just stand next to the subs, or hold balloons to help feel the bass and dance.

DiegoSapiens wrote:i love the smooth vibration in my body of dub subs, it gives you a physical connection with the music that makes it so real, emotional and synesthesial
but you aren't deaf right sd5?

nah jus loquaciously dumb

but when standing in front of a bass bin chaos,
in awe of the threat to my psychosomatic being,
I wonder whether it's about being able to hear
or just surviving vibrational disintegration.

Deafblind