cubic of music

why the name "cubic of music"? a few days ago, i was watching a movie when the following words appeared: "people need at least 18 inches of personal space." i thought it odd and full circle because that is something i learned in college in a communication course: "when talking to people, if you stand too close to them, they will let you know when you are standing too close or invading their personal space by taking a few steps backwards." i have found that statement to be true. not only does each person have their own personal space but many will go to great lengths to protect this space. until i saw those words i had never thought about an actual number of measurement about such a statement. what also helped me arrive at this title for my radio blog is the fact that most pc and laptop monitors bought are, on average, 17-21 inches. when individuals get on the internet more than likely they are listening to their own kind of music. as a side point, a cubic is an ancient term of measure equaling about 18-21 inches. this word cubic is the same as what we point to today when using the term foot, or yard.

the online radio i signed up for is based out of israel and is limited in its scope for blogging allotment. many weeks after having this online radio station but not being able to really say what i want to say about it had been frustrating until the thought hit me, 'why not start up a blog on blogspot about the radio!' so, instead of calling this blog "18 inches of personal space", which sounds a bit risque and was the name i had chosen, i decided to redefine the words and eventually i arrived at the title blog name 'cubic of music'.

why am i blogging without proper punctuation? it's just for design.