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so even though it's not yet 2006, my new year's resolution is to update this blog as often as possible. the funny thing is, i must write a hundred entries in my head every day, usually while i'm at work, and more notably in the bathroom. which brings me to an interesting point. some of the noises i hear are not what you would expect, and i am not talking about the icky gaseous noises you're thinking of.
i kid you not, there are times where i have heard a noise that sounds like the alarm or claxon from the original "battlestar galatica" series, where they show the cylons on the little cart, and there is a red light flashing. yay, i swear there have been times where i've heard something similar. then, there's the phantom jewelry bangle noise. it sounds like some lady is just outside the bathroom with jingly-jangly bracelets. i refer to it as the "moaning myrtle" sound effect, for those HP fans.
of course, i would be remiss if i didn't mention the noise that sounded like major construction was going on the floor below - think of one of those drills that bores into the earth. if all this sounds weird, especially for your average, stuffy corporate america bathroom, you're right.
so even though it's not yet 2006, my new year's resolution is to update this blog as often as possible. the funny thing is, i must write a hundred entries in my head every day, usually while i'm at work, and more notably in the bathroom. which brings me to an interesting point. some of the noises i hear are not what you would expect, and i am not talking about the icky gaseous noises you're thinking of.
i kid you not, there are times where i have heard a noise that sounds like the alarm or claxon from the original "battlestar galatica" series, where they show the cylons on the little cart, and there is a red light flashing. yay, i swear there have been times where i've heard something similar. then, there's the phantom jewelry bangle noise. it sounds like some lady is just outside the bathroom with jingly-jangly bracelets. i refer to it as the "moaning myrtle" sound effect, for those HP fans.
of course, i would be remiss if i didn't mention the noise that sounded like major construction was going on the floor below - think of one of those drills that bores into the earth. if all this sounds weird, especially for your average, stuffy corporate america bathroom, you're right.
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