Thread: Sometimes I feel like I do not exist when I listen to music
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Old 04-15-2009, 01:22 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by thedamndest View Post
I used to do this. Then I figured out that there was a point in the drive when I snapped out of wanting to be driving around aimlessly listening to music, or even just walking around campus, and at that point I'm stuck driving back bored and kind of pissed and it ruins the whole exercise. So I figured out that I needed to set a limit, or go about half the distance I thought I would go before boredom would set in. That way I would get back just as I was ready to be done.
Yeah "word" @ this.

And AssMan I just drive on the highway. Traffic lights and stop signs and stuff kill my flow cause they snap you back into reality. If you are on a huge ass empty highway though it is amazing.
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