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Everyone uses their own personal headphones, and I suppose that if you spend a lot of time thinking in metaphors, they become a pretty good indicator of personality. Felicia's headphones are too cool for school, after all, collapsing for storage into a tiny space capsule case. Spencer favors sleek black ninja earbuds, so it's impossible to tell from across the office if he's absorbed in quality video or if he's just ignoring you. Alex doesn't like headphones, but when necessary she begrudgingly straps on a solid plush padded set -- the kind you can't help call "cans."

Alex, On Her Cans

Currently I rely on a battered set of iPod earbuds, which manage to be comfortable even after a ten hour day. But today, I have forgotten my headphones. This means that if I don't borrow Alex's cans, I'm in danger of revealing things about my iTunes library I REALLY don't want to reveal. (That Best of Styx collection was a GIFT, okay?)

But on the plus side, Alex's headphones are huge. So from fifty feet away, you can tell that I'm working hard.