Published on 12, July, 2020
There are less of them, but for me its the hum from wonky fluorescent tubes..... Maddening!
Eating or a door that’s not properly closed rattling in the wind
I hate bangs and clanks during the night, always makes me feel something bad is happening.
the music they play when your on hold on the phone
Sirens
The telephone ringing, mine is ridiculously loud goes right through my head
Cutlery scraping or clinking against dishes
Mine too!
Snoring, loud car engines, pans clanging together
Yup, no random calls on my home phone anymore since I got rid and mobile is on silent. Bliss.
All of the above! Doorbell and home phone were the worst, removed doorbell, and home phone no longer works! Aaaah.
Other people eating/chewing. Fork scrape in a plate. Anything loud and piercing like a squeal or siren.
Another one. The noise of a bus letting air out suddenly. At least that’s what I think it’s doing. Loud, sudden and unexpected. A recipe for displeasure.
are you calling us whinning? <--joke
Whining kids
and making those memories even stronger
though it might have practical application, if you manage to tie them to something you're easily forgetting,
I do forget names in about a week if I do not use them, especiallty those with few lettes
I used to adress one women with a name Judy for 2 months - ''hello Lucy, how are you?''. another workmate told me to stop calling her wrong name unless I want to be lynched LOL
Omg yes someone swallowing really irrates me, but people eating loud with their mouths open is like the worse.
Number 1 for me is people eating, especially with their mouths open or chewing... Argh it's like I can still hear the sound now.
Then it's knife and forks scraping the plate.
The underground tube noises.
Chair scraping the floor.
Water pouring into a jar... Argh writing this is making me hear them all!
Car Horns; I automatically assume it's due to me.
My neighbour on his phone talking business does it for me. Makes me want to jump over the fence – grab his phone – and stomp it into a million pieces. Or someone swallowing or crunching salad like a little rabbit. Or coughing. Or a hammer thumping against a wall.
Mack’s earplugs and industrial-grade ear defenders help!
Homebird said: hedge trimmers.
nightmare wake up ringtone in a city
everytime I planned to sleep longer
you should bash parent's heads, it's their fault
Babies crying. Literally evokes this deep instinctual feeling in me to want to pick the child up and bash it against something until it stops.
Don't worry, I don't have kids.
Cheery whistling.
ice cream van chimes: the most desolate, ennui inducing sound ever at a distance and horrifically deafening up close.
Aggressively ringing phones - especially old school ones.