Car Music?

When yer driving, what do you listen to?
We loathe the radio, too many annoying ads..
DH burned a whole bunch of CDs and today were listening to Cajun music, the
soundtrack from The movie 'The Big Easy'...I loved it
I was getting sick of the B-52's. I ALWAYS carry a teakwood Kazoo I got
about 10 years ago around with me. Everybody should have a Kazoo.
In 2000 I sent plastic kazoos to people on my Floyd group, and when I send
things, I throw in some shiny confetti. One guy in Holland said he was
still 'Hoovering' confetti out of the carpet 7 years later. LOL.
It's not pixie-dust, just the small confetti.
A Kazoo is fun and anybody can 'play' it. Kids toy? HA!!
Hug
Kyla
--hoping my pooter dunt crash again

Kyla =^..^= wrote:
When yer driving, what do you listen to?

Lots of things. I keep my iPod on random.

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Kyla =^..^= wrote:
When yer driving, what do you listen to?

Lots of things. I keep my iPod on random.

I have no iPod. Therefore I am not G
Kyla
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When yer driving, what do you listen to?
We loathe the radio, too many annoying ads..

It's just background noise to me. Lots of times I don't bother with
anything at all. Sometimes I listen to CD's. I like a lot of (original,
not a compilation of regurtitated "hits") motion picture soundtracks even if
I've never seen the film.

I ALWAYS carry a teakwood Kazoo
Kyla

I would imagine driving while playing a Kazoo is as dangerous, if not
moreso, than driving while yakking on a cell phone! LOL

Jill

jmcquown wrote:

"Kyla =^..^=" wrote in message
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When yer driving, what do you listen to?
We loathe the radio, too many annoying ads..

It's just background noise to me. Lots of times I don't bother with
anything at all. Sometimes I listen to CD's. I like a lot of
(original, not a compilation of regurtitated "hits") motion picture
soundtracks even if I've never seen the film.

I ALWAYS carry a teakwood Kazoo
Kyla

I would imagine driving while playing a Kazoo is as dangerous, if not
moreso, than driving while yakking on a cell phone! LOL

Or in a pickup truck with a large dog sitting on your lap, its head
hanging out the driver's window! (I've actually SEEN that, in Phoenix -
when the driver swerved across three lanes, right in front of me,
because he decided he wanted to make a right turn at the intersection a
hundred feet away.)

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jmcquown wrote:

"Kyla =^..^="
When yer driving, what do you listen to?
We loathe the radio, too many annoying ads..

It's just background noise to me. Lots of times I don't bother with
anything at all. Sometimes I listen to CD's. I like a lot of (original,
not a compilation of regurtitated "hits") motion picture soundtracks even
if I've never seen the film.

I ALWAYS carry a teakwood Kazoo
Kyla

I would imagine driving while playing a Kazoo is as dangerous, if not
moreso, than driving while yakking on a cell phone! LOL

Or in a pickup truck with a large dog sitting on your lap, its head
hanging out the driver's window! (I've actually SEEN that, in Phoenix -
when the driver swerved across three lanes, right in front of me, because
he decided he wanted to make a right turn at the intersection a hundred
feet away.)

LOL, geez, the drivers in Seattle are just as crazy.
Kyla
--from nearby Seattle

jmcquown wrote:

I would imagine driving while playing a Kazoo is as dangerous, if not
moreso, than driving while yakking on a cell phone! LOL

Well, I think you're imagining wrong. "Playing" a kazoo isn't much
different from humming. You're just doing it through a piece of
plastic (or wood, in Kyla's case - oooo, fancy! ), which distorts
the sound. And they can be fun - a few members of my choral group
and I got hold of some kazoos, and proceeded to go through quite a
few numbers in our repertoire before we got sick of ourselves. .
But there's not much to take your attention away from driving. I
definitely vote for the kazoo player over the cellphone chatter on
the road!

Joyce
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jmcquown wrote:

I would imagine driving while playing a Kazoo is as dangerous, if not
moreso, than driving while yakking on a cell phone! LOL

Well, I think you're imagining wrong. "Playing" a kazoo isn't much
different from humming. You're just doing it through a piece of
plastic (or wood, in Kyla's case - oooo, fancy! ), which distorts
the sound.

Exactly

And they can be fun - a few members of my choral group
and I got hold of some kazoos, and proceeded to go through quite a
few numbers in our repertoire before we got sick of ourselves. .

Sounds like a lot of fun

But there's not much to take your attention away from driving. I
definitely vote for the kazoo player over the cellphone chatter on
the road!

Joyce

Like I said earlier, DH does ALL the driving.
Kyla
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jmcquown wrote:

I would imagine driving while playing a Kazoo is as dangerous, if not
moreso, than driving while yakking on a cell phone! LOL

Well, I think you're imagining wrong. "Playing" a kazoo isn't much
different from humming. You're just doing it through a piece of
plastic (or wood, in Kyla's case - oooo, fancy! ), which distorts
the sound. And they can be fun - a few members of my choral group
and I got hold of some kazoos, and proceeded to go through quite a
few numbers in our repertoire before we got sick of ourselves. .
But there's not much to take your attention away from driving. I
definitely vote for the kazoo player over the cellphone chatter on
the road!

Joyce
--
Do you have to hold a kazoo? Anything that takes two hands off the wheel is
a bad idea, regardless. As far as cell phones go, even the hands-free are
too much of a distraction. (Of course, it wouldn't bother me one whit if
cell phones were outlawed altogether.)

Jill

Do you have to hold a kazoo?

Yeah, so it doesn't fall out of yer mouth.


Anything that takes two hands off the wheel is
a bad idea, regardless.

Yup
Well, like I said before, DH does all the driving, since I'm handicapped and
can't drive myself, so no worries there.


As far as cell phones go, even the hands-free are
too much of a distraction. (Of course, it wouldn't bother me one whit if
cell phones were outlawed altogether.)

Jill

We each have a pre-paid cell phone for emergencies only. I make him take
his when he goes out and I only call him from my landline IF I forgot to
tell him something from the list. He doesn't like to talk on the phone when
he drives either. And I think text messaging is stupid. It might be okay
for business purposes, IDK.

Hug
Kyla
PS How ya doin Jill? I've been thinking about you and sending purrs and
prayers your way.