Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
TonyL wrote:
I'm not sure it was tinnitus because I only ever heard it in/around the
house. It was so location specific. I recall pulling up onto our drive
after a completely hum-free holiday and turning off the car
engine....immediately I could hear The Hum. Since we have been living
in Wales for the last 9 years I have never heard it.

I don't know what it is but I would not dismiss it out of hand as LF
tinnitus.

I'd say tinnitus would stay pretty constant when you move your head -
whereas something acoustic is likely to change. Nodes and things.



I tend to agree. I've had tinnitus for years, now. It tends to be
constant, except when it changes. However, the changes are abrupt and
independent of my position or any movement. The changes can be
triggered by a yawn or something like that, but it's clear that what I'm
hearing is internal to my head, and not caused by any outside sources.

-Raf

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On Dec 23, 6:01*pm, "geoff" wrote:
Once I stuck my
finger in my ear and the hum stopped and it did an orgasmic pulsing thing

You lucky guy.

Eeyore wrote:
The strangest thing happened to me yesterday.

I was sitting on my bed and rested my head (the temple) on my hand and I
could hear a buzzing. Now, I'd had a bad headache a few days before but
it didn't sound like the tinnitus associated with it.

So, I removed my head from my hand and the sound stopped. Then the penny
dropped, you can get bone conduction hearing.

Sure enough it was the 11W CFL lamp in my bedside light about 2-3 feet
away. If I put my ear up close to it I could hear exactly the same
sound.

Is that curious or what ?


MI5 trying to get at your brain via powerline voodoo?

duck and run ...

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Joerg wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
The strangest thing happened to me yesterday.

I was sitting on my bed and rested my head (the temple) on my hand and I
could hear a buzzing. Now, I'd had a bad headache a few days before but
it didn't sound like the tinnitus associated with it.

So, I removed my head from my hand and the sound stopped. Then the penny
dropped, you can get bone conduction hearing.

Sure enough it was the 11W CFL lamp in my bedside light about 2-3 feet
away. If I put my ear up close to it I could hear exactly the same
sound.

Is that curious or what ?


MI5 trying to get at your brain via powerline voodoo?


Why? There's nothing to get at.


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On Dec 23, 9:22 pm, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote:
MI5 trying to get at your brain via powerline voodoo?

Why? There's nothing to get at.

BA ZING!

wrote:

On Dec 23, 9:22 pm, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote:
MI5 trying to get at your brain via powerline voodoo?

Why? There's nothing to get at.

BA ZING!

Was that the power line being overloaded by my brain ?

Graham

Eeyore wrote:

wrote:

On Dec 23, 9:22 pm, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote:
MI5 trying to get at your brain via powerline voodoo?

Why? There's nothing to get at.

BA ZING!

Was that the power line being overloaded by my brain ?


Your brain couldn't overload a AAAA cell.


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The first sign of insanity is denying that you're crazy.

Joerg wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
The strangest thing happened to me yesterday.

I was sitting on my bed and rested my head (the temple) on my hand and I
could hear a buzzing. Now, I'd had a bad headache a few days before but
it didn't sound like the tinnitus associated with it.

So, I removed my head from my hand and the sound stopped. Then the penny
dropped, you can get bone conduction hearing.

Sure enough it was the 11W CFL lamp in my bedside light about 2-3 feet
away. If I put my ear up close to it I could hear exactly the same
sound.

Is that curious or what ?

MI5 trying to get at your brain via powerline voodoo?

duck and run ...

LMAO !

If I haven't sent you it already via one means or another do please check this
kink, no link. Kink is something else I could elaborate on. Many friends have
indulged in it.
http://www.avolites.org.uk/jokes/queen.htm

Graham

Eeyore wrote:

Joerg wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
The strangest thing happened to me yesterday.

I was sitting on my bed and rested my head (the temple) on my hand and I
could hear a buzzing. Now, I'd had a bad headache a few days before but
it didn't sound like the tinnitus associated with it.

So, I removed my head from my hand and the sound stopped. Then the penny
dropped, you can get bone conduction hearing.

Sure enough it was the 11W CFL lamp in my bedside light about 2-3 feet
away. If I put my ear up close to it I could hear exactly the same
sound.

Is that curious or what ?
MI5 trying to get at your brain via powerline voodoo?

duck and run ...

LMAO !

If I haven't sent you it already via one means or another do please check this
kink, no link. Kink is something else I could elaborate on. Many friends have
indulged in it.
http://www.avolites.org.uk/jokes/queen.htm


Yes, I saw that. Have to send it to two guys at a client over here in
"the colony", both are British and hardcore Manchester United fans.

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On Dec 23, 5:53*pm, Eeyore
wrote:
The strangest thing happened to me yesterday.

I was sitting on my bed and rested my head (the temple) on my hand and I
could hear a buzzing. Now, I'd had a bad headache a few days before but
it didn't sound like the tinnitus associated with it.

So, I removed my head from my hand and the sound stopped. Then the penny
dropped, you can get bone conduction hearing.

Sure enough it was the 11W CFL lamp in my bedside light about 2-3 feet
away. If I put my ear up close to it I could hear exactly the same
sound.

Is that curious or what ?

Graham

You need a tinfoil hat - I think aliens are listening to your brain ;-)