That's the funniest thing that he has said in a while. I don't think ipods were even out the last time that he ran.
Did Artie just say "it doesn't skip when you run"...
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He's right. Mine doesn't skip, or cut out unless the earbud wire is pulled while running. I did notice that while running on a treadmill, the placement of the ipod is key. Placed on the treadmill, it does cut out - until you make contact with the side handles. In your pocket or strapped to your arm, it is fine. Kinda weird.
Of course Artie has run. Sometimes, the ice cream truck starts to pull away from the curb and he has to run to catch it.
Artie has no business running. He's far to overweight. Anyone that obese should be doing non-impact aerobics (cycling, swimming, etc.) until they get to a healthier weight. But since he's lying, I'm not worried.
You're thinking about Die's jogging shorts... not that there's anything wrong with that... :hw:
That's what I originally thought. Either that, or a headphone problem. After swapping out the headphones without success, I put the ipod in my pocket while running, which eliminated the problem.
Perhaps my negative energy was causing some kind of interference.
That's what I originally thought. Either that, or a headphone problem. After swapping out the headphones without success, I put the ipod in my pocket while running, which eliminated the problem.
Perhaps my negative energy was causing some kind of interference.
I threw this one around my office, and the best thing we could come up with is you're generating a static charge. When you touch the hand rails, you ground yourself and the charge goes there. When you don't, the charge tries to go through the headphone wire, shorting it out a bit.
Someone here also said the electric field of the treadmill motor could be doing something too.
LOL Thanks. That makes sense, as when I touch the handrail, the cutting out stops. I think it would be simpler to just stop exercising!