Psychoanalyze me on THIS

[bran987]

I can't STAND being in a room with clocks that have "ticking" second hands. tick.. tock.. tick.. tock.. it drives me crazy.. especially when I'm by myself. Why? I can drown out almost any other background noise in my mind... but not that.

I've already considered that it might mean I'm gay, so move past that one.

 

[velvett]

I hate the whirly noise that some computer make louder than others

 

[medical]

Get a ticking clock and learn to sleep with it....pretty soon your brain will completely tune it out. Classic desensitivation. (Plus you are probably gay.)

 

[Lestat]

I can't stand that either bro

 

[The Shadow]

Think "Poe"

 

[medical]

Think "Poe"

Telltale Clock?

 

[The Shadow]

Telltale Clock?

Indeed

 

[hotzie]

youre gay.

 

[The Shadow]

I hate the whirly noise that some computer make louder than others

No ventilated RIBBING for air flow


LMFO

 

[WODIN]

You probably have a form of ADD and find the sound irritating since it disrupts your concentration.

 

[KillahBee]

By yourself vs with other people is the answer. With other people = background noise, business, other distractions. By yourself = nothing but you and your gay little brain.

Try this - sit in a room by yourself with a loud ticking clock. Sit down, lay down, just get comfortable. Close your eyes and begin to count the ticks. Sort of meditate. Maybe time your breathing with the clock. Eventually the clock becomes a part of you - same environment, same life.

Steal its frame.

 

[alien amp pharm]

lmao, Miss Cleo has spoken

 

[Spartacus]

shfu bran
go lift weights or whatever it is you need to get ahead

 

[stilleto]

my guess is you're alone a lot.

ok, of course you are.

 

[solidspine]

Classic early non reversible Alzheimer’s,

Don’t worry about it.

 

[Spartacus]

my guess is you're alone a lot.

ok, of course you are.

we live most of our lives in our own mind

 

[stilleto]

Think "Poe"

 

[gonelifting]

It stems from watching TV Game shows in the late 80's which had ticking clocks the contestants had to beat to win prizes. It has left a mark on you and your mind refers to that every time you hear it.

Go back to when you were ten, watching those shows.... and kill the baby sitter. I'm so sorry, but that's the only way out.

I wanted to tell you earlier, but when Bob Barker retired, I thought it would go away. Apparently not. God speed, and use an 8 inch knife, at least.

 

[jnevin]

Telltale Heart, for chrissake.

 

[rykertest]

Pick 3 told me thats the gay telletubbie.

 

[digimon7068]

I can't STAND being in a room with clocks that have "ticking" second hands. tick.. tock.. tick.. tock.. it drives me crazy.. especially when I'm by myself. Why? I can drown out almost any other background noise in my mind... but not that.

I've already considered that it might mean I'm gay, so move past that one.

you a computer ?? if so, that's the same exact sound that a crashing harddrive makes. . .i'm not a computer guy but that sound makes me

 

[bran987]

shfu bran
go lift weights or whatever it is you need to get ahead

why are you patronizing me so much lately, I'm a 4hung fan

 

[KillahBee]

By yourself vs with other people is the answer. With other people = background noise, business, other distractions. By yourself = nothing but you and your gay little brain.

Try this - sit in a room by yourself with a loud ticking clock. Sit down, lay down, just get comfortable. Close your eyes and begin to count the ticks. Sort of meditate. Maybe time your breathing with the clock. Eventually the clock becomes a part of you - same environment, same life.

Steal its frame.

geez, I was a smart / weird motherfucker.

 

[wootoom]

Heh