| So, I would consider myself to be one of those people which is why I am curious if most normal people would live with someone who sings all the time. Like, not just soft humming but full out "Let It Go" style song belting. All. The. Time. And let's say this person was pretty decent but not like Mariah Carey talented..yet. If you said no, what if I added in the condition that the person was your lover or close friend? Discuss and share stories. |
| hell no |
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| That would be very annoying pls no |
| Sure. As long as I get to tape their mouth shut. |
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| I wouldn't care because I know how to tune people out. Even people with screeching voices. |
| Define "pretty decent." That can represent quite a large range of skill, depending on whom you ask. |
| yes! we could sing together, but I guess it could be annoying if they do it way too much. it kind of depends on what you mean by all the time because there is a limit for everything :P |
Gholy said: They're going to eat a hammer then.MechaKiryu said: What happens when they break free and start singing again, and you eventually run out of tape?Sure. As long as I get to tape their mouth shut. |
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| That's like asking "Would you live with me?" Because I sing all the time. |
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Gholy said: MechaKiryu said: What happens when they break free and start singing again, and you eventually run out of tape?Sure. As long as I get to tape their mouth shut. Simple, you just surgically remove their mouths. Like they did to that psuedo-Deadpool in that God awful Wolverine movie. |
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Congress said: Define "pretty decent." That can represent quite a large range of skill, depending on whom you ask. someone musically trained but not quite ready to become a pop star |
| they best learn to tolerate my singing as well. |
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| For Christ sake. Every bloody teen wants to be a fucking singer in our days. Reality shows have brainwashed you people. Enough with this signing love. Do something else. We have enough singers to last us for the whole century. |
MonadJul 7, 2015 3:45 PM
| If they have good singing and a nice voice, of course. |
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Monad said: For Christ sake. Every bloody teen wants to be a fucking singer in our days. Reality shows have brainwashed you people. Enough with this signing love. Do something else. We have enough singers to last us for the the whole century. Excuse me? Singing is one of my favourite things to do. It's such a complex musical instrument to grow in and just doing it cheers me up. |
Gholy said: MechaKiryu said: What happens when they break free and start singing again, and you eventually run out of tape?Sure. As long as I get to tape their mouth shut. |
| Twitter and it's consequences had been a disaster for the human race |
| If I were deaf. |
| No. |
| Why are we still here? Just to suffer? Every night, I can feel my leg... and my arm... even my fingers. The body I've lost... the comrades I've lost... won't stop hurting... It's like they're all still there. You feel it, too, don't you? I'm gonna make them give back our past." |
| No. mayukachan said: Discuss and share stories. Are you really expecting discussion out of this thread or are just being ironic? |
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| NO NO NO NO NO! I hate people who sing all of the time. After living near someone who loved to sing for hours everyday for a year (with thin walls mind you), I hate singers now. If I had a dollar for the amount of times you couldn't study or watch a program because you had to hear a high pitched "I KNOW I'M NOT THE ONLY ONEEEEE" over and over for hours, I think that I would have a few hundred dollars in my pocket. I also find people who sing casually in public very rude. |
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| No, I wouldn't. If I wanted a lot of noise in my house, I'd buy a parrot or get a cage full of cicadas. Not a girlfriend. |
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| I sing all the time. if you want me to stop, politely ask. Srs, not that hard. POTATO |
| "I am the Bone of my Sword Steel is my Body and Fire is my Blood I have created over a Thousand Blades Unaware of Loss, Nor aware of Gain. Withstood Pain to create Weapons, Waiting for one’s Arrival I have no Regrets. This is the only Path My whole life was Unlimited Blade Works" |
Cersei said: NO NO NO NO NO! I hate people who sing all of the time. After living near someone who loved to sing for hours everyday for a year (with thin walls mind you), I hate singers now. If I had a dollar for the amount of times you couldn't study or watch a program because you had to hear a high pitched "I KNOW I'M NOT THE ONLY ONEEEEE" over and over for hours, I think that I would have a few hundred dollars in my pocket. I also find people who sing casually in public very rude. How could you be so mean? I bet it's because YOU can't sing. |
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| I had a roommate last year who would continuously sing random Country songs terribly and loudly when he was walking in/ out of the suite. I found it quite funny most of the time, aside from when it was around 3 in the morning lol. He also attempted rap every once in a while. |
Working_Designs said: smack downCersei said: NO NO NO NO NO! I hate people who sing all of the time. After living near someone who loved to sing for hours everyday for a year (with thin walls mind you), I hate singers now. If I had a dollar for the amount of times you couldn't study or watch a program because you had to hear a high pitched "I KNOW I'M NOT THE ONLY ONEEEEE" over and over for hours, I think that I would have a few hundred dollars in my pocket. I also find people who sing casually in public very rude. How could you be so mean? I bet it's because YOU can't sing. |
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| Ok this might just be me being bitter but I find a lot of singers really obnoxious... The ones who are really good tend to think that means they can just burst out singing whenever they want (and ughh I hate when there's a group of them and they're just all singing) and it really pisses me off. Ok tbh I'm just being jealous because I'm a quiet person in the first place so I wouldn't feel comfortable singing in public like that, plus the thing I would want to show off to the world is my flute playing but it's not like I can go around carrying my flute soooo yeah I'm just jealous >.< |
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Working_Designs said: How could you be so mean? I bet it's because YOU can't sing. I value people who are considerate towards their neighbors. The hours of singing per day was already bad enough, but the fact that the guy even ignored complaints from his neighbors made it even worse. That logic. Sorry to tell you, but I have no interest in music in general. |
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| Hell no. |
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| Hell to the fucking no. Especially when most people who think they can sing actually suck bonkers. My ears have bled enough already. I don't mind the occasional "let's have fun" sing along or "drunk musical adventures" shit but all the fucking time? Lol no. |
Cersei said: Working_Designs said: How could you be so mean? I bet it's because YOU can't sing. I value people who are considerate towards their neighbors. The hours of singing per day was already bad enough, but the fact that the guy even ignored complaints from his neighbors made it even worse. That logic. Sorry to tell you, but I have no interest in music in general. As a musician, I'm sorry to tell you, but I have no interest in tone deaf people in general. |
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Gholy said: Working_Designs said: You pitch perfect?As a musician, I'm sorry to tell you, but I have no interest in tone deaf people in general. I'm not Freddie Mercury, but I sing in key, and I've been playing the guitar for over 15 years. |
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| Only if they have money |
Working_Designs said: As a musician, I'm sorry to tell you, but I have no interest in tone deaf people in general. Lol okay. Go be butthurt over the fact that not all of your neighbors want to listen to your "music" into all hours of the night, and they might actually be trying to do something important (like studying for an exam or working from home) while you're singing away all you want. |
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^ as long as that isn't considered Decent, then yes "because I love singing |
| How long will it last |
Cersei said: Working_Designs said: As a musician, I'm sorry to tell you, but I have no interest in tone deaf people in general. Lol okay. Go be butthurt over the fact that not all of your neighbors want to listen to your "music" into all hours of the night, and they might actually be trying to do something important (like studying for an exam or working from home) while you're singing away all you want. I don't live in an apartment, and I don't sing at all hours of the night. The thing about your initial post that bothered me the most, was when you said "I also find people who sing casually in public very rude." I mean, somebody humming "The Sound of Silence" while walking down the street would actually bother you? |
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Working_Designs said: I don't live in an apartment, and I don't sing at all hours of the night. The thing about your initial post that bothered me the most, was when you said "I also find people who sing casually in public very rude." I mean, somebody humming "The Sound of Silence" while walking down the street would actually bother you? Well the person I'm talking about did (as was hinted at in my first post when I mentioned thin walls), so perhaps you should try to understand why someone would be annoyed before you start flinging attempts at insults their way over them expressing their annoyance. Humming isn't singing in public. Humming isn't even really singing. Singing in public is when you burst out singing on a crowded bus or in the middle of Target. |
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Cersei said: Working_Designs said: As a musician, I'm sorry to tell you, but I have no interest in tone deaf people in general. Lol okay. Go be butthurt over the fact that not all of your neighbors want to listen to your "music" into all hours of the night, and they might actually be trying to do something important (like studying for an exam or working from home) while you're singing away all you want. Putting aside your condescension, I do agree that musicians living in apartments should be mindful/considerate of their neighbors. I mean I'm a pianist and I'd hate to live next to a guy who practices on his acoustic every single day. There are other options, like renting out practice rooms, studios, practicing outside (for people with portable instruments), compromising and communicating with your neighbors by creating a time schedule etc. The world doesn't revolve you (no not you Cersei, Working), so the fact that other people might not care for your music isn't surprising. To them it might just be noise. :P So yeah, stop being a rude fuck and go practice somewhere else! |
| I couldn't. When I'm at home, I'm either relaxing or working, and I wouldn't be able to do either if I had to listen to someone's loud singing. |
Cersei said: Working_Designs said: I don't live in an apartment, and I don't sing at all hours of the night. The thing about your initial post that bothered me the most, was when you said "I also find people who sing casually in public very rude." I mean, somebody humming "The Sound of Silence" while walking down the street would actually bother you? Well the person I'm talking about did (as was hinted at in my first post when I mentioned thin walls), so perhaps you should try to understand why someone would be annoyed before you start flinging attempts at insults their way over them expressing their annoyance. Humming isn't singing in public. Humming isn't even really singing. Singing in public is when you burst out singing on a crowded bus or in the middle of Target. So, singing in Target is bad? What if two people were doing some tight Everly Brothers style harmonizing? |
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| Yes |
Working_Designs said: So, singing in Target is bad? What if two people were doing some tight Everly Brothers style harmonizing? You're missing the point. Not everyone wants to hear or notice you, no matter how "good" you think you sound, especially when they're trying to focus on something else. |
Working_Designs said: So, singing in Target is bad? What if two people were doing some tight Everly Brothers style harmonizing? Unless they have some kind of special permission to from the store for an event, yes. It tends to disturb people who are trying to shop, especially when the store is crowded. I have seen workers have to ask people who were singing to take it outside because they were receiving noise complaints, and they were in the way of the people who were actually trying to shop. NudeBear said: Putting aside your condescension, I do agree that musicians living in apartments should be mindful/considerate of their neighbors. I mean I'm a pianist and I'd hate to live next to a guy who practices on his acoustic every single day. There are other options, like renting out practice rooms, studios, practicing outside (for people with portable instruments), compromising and communicating with your neighbors by creating a time schedule etc. The world doesn't revolve you (no not you Cersei, Working), so the fact that other people might not care for your music isn't surprising. To them it might just be noise. :P So yeah, stop being a rude fuck and go practice somewhere else! Exactly. I can't see how people living in apartments can't understand that they might be disturbing their neighbors, or don't understand why the people who have to endure their music get angry over it. In the building that I lived in, there was an empty lounge in the basement which people hardly used. Nobody lived on the basement floor either (it was all storage, spare rooms, laundry, vending machines and the lounge). My neighbor could have gone there to sing, but instead he liked to bother the people around him so that he could be in the comfort of his own room. There are other options if people are willing to look for them. |
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aikaflip said: Working_Designs said: So, singing in Target is bad? What if two people were doing some tight Everly Brothers style harmonizing? You're missing the point. Not everyone wants to hear or notice you, no matter how "good" you think you sound, especially when they're trying to focus on something else. Actually, you're missing the most important point of all: |
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