I can't stand beeping sounds or any repetitive sound such as a car alarm or fire alarm going off.

if i left it up to Earp, the average onlooker may think Juicy Sharts is a new candy or something...

sharts can sound funny too. picture it, a few years ago, i was in a public restroom at Barnes and Noble and i heard the funniest shart in my life in the next stall. no joke i was LMAO, i couldnt stop until i left the restroom.

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I had a roommate my freshman year who started doing meth after we had lived together for a few months. To this day, I still have nightmares about the sound of her grinding her back teeth constantly while she slept. I didn't know what the sound was for awhile, but it would keep me up at night and drive me absolutely insane. Once I actually figured out what the noise was, I got sick to my stomach and had to resort to wearing earplugs every night. I don't know how the girl had any teeth left in her mouth with the way she was grinding, but who knows...they may be all gone by now. :eek: :p

agreed.

I did this today by mistake and it made my fingers tingle and I felt funny all day long: I scraped my nail along the top of my car by mistake. *shudders* it's not so much a sound as a feeling.

I'm also intensely disgusted by belly buttons. I refuse to touch mine or anyone else's.

dirty word: moist

A sound that peeves me to no end is the sound of twenty kids saying "aaaaaawwwwww"

Example- Susie B. spills her crayons on the floor and the whole class goes "AAAAAWWWWW". I've banned the sound in classrooms before, it annoys me so much.

LOL this is crazy! i did that once against a blackboard in the middle of student teaching and i had to pause for a second. my students were like WTF!

and yea, one of my co-workers cursed my boss out for using that dirty word, it was great. one of the many reasons why she was subsequently fired, but i remember the next staff training she specifically asked all the newbies if they had any "trigger words." classic.

BWHAHAHA because i'm a 12 year old boy and am still LMAO over the word "sharts," i thought i'd share the hahaha's.

Ok, I've never known anyone who does meth, so I have no first-hand knowledge of what it does. But, does the meth have anything to do with the teeth-grinding? I don't know if these two statements are as unrelated as they seem, or if teeth-grinding is a side-effect of meth. :confused: :o

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For me, the worst sound is that mysterious, un-findable rattle in the car. Drives me nuts. You're like, "What's that?", and you seach and search and search and can't figure out what! is! making! that! god-forsaken! NOISE?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Someone scratching their nails down a chalkboard.
An out of control child crying
A nagging woman (that's the worse):p

[QUOTE=SydneyK;1390119]Ok, I've never known anyone who does meth, so I have no first-hand knowledge of what it does. But, does the meth have anything to do with the teeth-grinding? I don't know if these two statements are as unrelated as they seem, or if teeth-grinding is a side-effect of meth. :confused: :o

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Yeah, supposedly it is, part of what leads to "meth mouth". Check this out for more info:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meth_mouth

My coworkers who won't STFU. Granted, they are talking to clients, but they have really annoying, loud, voices and I feel like I'm in the middle of one of those ghastly call centers.

I hate hearing people drink any type of fluids, even if it is water. I hate when I am next to them and I can actually hear the sound of the liquid entering their mouth and going down their throat. It makes me feel ill.

Be thankful you don't work with the farter.

The sound of a broom on wet concrete or black top. They used to do this in my old apartment complex, spray down the parking lots then sweep away the excess water. I can't stand it!