curb your enthusiasm,larry david,bluetooth,phone,cell phone How to handle that annoying Bluetooth phone guy. (Curb)

How to handle that annoying Bluetooth phone guy. (Curb)

posted by dystopianfuturetoday

2 years 1 month ago • 10236 views

tags: curb your enthusiasm, larry david, bluetooth, phone, cell phone

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Larry 'long ball' David nails it to the wall.

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The word "annoying" is completely synonymous with the words, "bluetooth guy."
Get in that ass, Larry! Ha!

written by Issykitty

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"So I was brushing my teeth with an apple, it was horrible, horrible.."

written by castles

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I predict top 15.

written by K0MMIE

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bluetooth headset + car = useful tool

bluetooth headset + public space = useless toolbag

written by youdiejoe

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Haha.

written by ant

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*NSFW for cussings.

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written by siftbot

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I don't understand people's problem with headsets. They are convenient, that's about all there is to it. Someone talking loudly in a restaurant is a pest, it doesn't matter if they are talking to a companion, into a headset, a phone or a shoe. The whole Bluetool thing is tripe. If someone is doing it just to look cool then yeah, they are lame, but the same goes for everything else. Bluetooth headsets are neither impressive nor embarrassing.

written by Quboid | 2 years 4 weeks ago | CH

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What we need is a Trunk Monkey for the Bluetool Borgs.

written by Memorare

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Quboid wrote:

I don't understand people's problem with headsets. Someone talking loudly in a restaurant is a pest, it doesn't matter if they are talking to a companion, into a headset, a phone or a shoe.

Because they are not completely unrelated. I am willing to bet that because the bluetooth mic is up near the ear instead of near the mouth that people subconsciously talk louder then they need to. So average person talking in a restaurant does so at a normal talking level. Take that same average person and through a bluetooth headset on them and now they are talking above a the normal level without realizing it.

written by Grimm

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@Quboid

My problem with them is they're the new pompous douchebags for the 21st century. Back in the 90's, there were always those idiots that wanted to show off how important they were by talking on their cell phone all the time, but now that everyone's doing it, they have to step it up. Headsets are a way of saying, "Hey, I might not be talking on my phone right now, but I'm so fucking important that I'll be getting a call any minute and I don't want it away from my ear!"

Also, it makes you look like a Backstreet Boy or a telemarketer. Take your pick.

written by karaidl

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blue tooth? muhahaha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCoa4ApEjUU

written by Eklek

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Grimm - that's what I mean, it's the volume and not the hardware that's annoying.

Karaidl - well, yes, there have been pompous douches who think it makes them look great, but in reality, as you say, it makes them look like a Backstreet Boy or a telemarketer - or going by bluetooth headset users I've seen most, a taxi or bus driver. But why is this a problem? If it makes you feel special to look like a cabbie, then you deserve pity more than anger.

written by Quboid | 2 years 4 weeks ago | CH

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But as I said the hardware and the volume are not unrelated.

written by Grimm

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I swear that every minicab driver in London uses one of these but no one else.

written by Deano

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I love the people that talk into a bluetooth headset....while holding their cellphone in their hand, like right by their ear. I work in a grocery store and I see that all the time. Haha, and the other day at work, I swear every fat guy in overalls and a flannel shirt that came in (and there were plenty of them) had one on.

written by 8772 | 2 years 3 weeks ago | CH

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Well.. there is an easy way for headset manufacturers to deal with this. Just let the speaker's voice be heard on his own headset... that's the way landline phone people had to do the same thing. The first phones didn't have that feature either, but when people complained about it they just looped the speaker's voice back to them, and bang, normal speaking voice.

written by Lolthien | 2 years 3 weeks ago | CH

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^interesting but no, sorry, the annoying thing is only hearing one side of a conversation. it's unnerving. if they talk quieter... same problem, one side of a conversation.

200 people can be having loud conversations in a restaurant and somehow your brain filters that out, but if someone talks to themselves it is unnatural and jarring.

written by MINK

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