Therefore Im not a native speaker, whats the funny part in your comment ;-) ? @Damocles
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As for the gift, I probably wouldn't use it (for the same reason I don't use an electric toothbrush).
Will it cause actual damage though? Unlikely.
I've been travelling on London buses now for over 30 years, and they're basically all just giant massage guns.
Will it cause actual damage though? Unlikely.
I've been travelling on London buses now for over 30 years, and they're basically all just giant massage guns.
Yeah, my husbund held that thing against my back and my whole body and head shaked...and my panic followed soon. Oh I hate that fear of everything, its quite as crippling as tinnitus itself.
Indeed @Hamsti.
I quit using an electric toothbrush because of the anxiety it was giving me (wasn't suffering spikes).
My advice, if you want to keep the gift, is to use it for short periods, and increase those periods over time. And If you notice a significant spike at any point, then just sell it.
I quit using an electric toothbrush because of the anxiety it was giving me (wasn't suffering spikes).
My advice, if you want to keep the gift, is to use it for short periods, and increase those periods over time. And If you notice a significant spike at any point, then just sell it.
Anyway, hope you had a nice Christmas with your family.
However I would keep it at the ready, just in case of intruders.