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Fri 08/04/05 at 10:41
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This is getting on my nerves now. Yesterday morning, I was woken at 5:50am to the sound of repeated beeping. I waited for about 20 seconds, hoping it wouldn't wake the family up (which by some slimmer of luck it didn't), then realised that it wouldn't turn off. I tried to follow the noise, but I failed to find it instantly. Thinking it was either my mobile phone or GBA SP chargers, I unplugged both of them but the noise failed to cease. About a minute later it turned off, and I thought that'd be the last I heard of it. Yesterday afternoon I went for a look through the drawers in the vincinity of where the noise had been, and found a tamagotchi with no battery power. Thinking that was the cause of the problem, I stuck it next to my pillow, to see if it would happen again. Thinking that my problems were solved, I went back to sleep.

Or not. This morning, at the exact same time the beeping happened AGAIN! I unplugged the stereo in an attempt to stop the noise, but I was wrong again. What kind of evil twisted sleep-stopping beeper would go off at exactly 5:50 for about three minutes?!? I'm losing sleep over this thing now.

You guys have any ideas what could be causing the problem? I'm desperate! My sleep, which is bad enough already, is at risk!
Fri 08/04/05 at 20:37
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Chippxero wrote:
> cweek2000 wrote:
> Sounds like it's coming from my desk. When I get home, I'll look
> through all three and find/destroy all electronical devices.
>
> Don't know your room layout but check behind it as well just incase.

Will do!

*gets gun*

If i'm looking in my desk, there might be something living in there. FFF...
Fri 08/04/05 at 19:55
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I think he's on to me.
*burrows deeper into drawers*

shh
Fri 08/04/05 at 19:01
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I used to have a cat that beeped like that every morning. I found that if you you tap it in its stomach you can wind it. Try that.
Fri 08/04/05 at 18:58
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cweek2000 wrote:
> Sounds like it's coming from my desk. When I get home, I'll look
> through all three and find/destroy all electronical devices.

Don't know your room layout but check behind it as well just incase.
Fri 08/04/05 at 18:56
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Chippxero wrote:
> Check under your bed and if not the bottom of your wardrobe as i have
> done this to someone before and those where the 2 places i put alarm
> clocks. I think it took 4 nights before he found the first one and
> another 2 nights for the other :D

Sounds like it's coming from my desk. When I get home, I'll look through all three and find/destroy all electronical devices.
Fri 08/04/05 at 13:41
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Check under your bed and if not the bottom of your wardrobe as i have done this to someone before and those where the 2 places i put alarm clocks. I think it took 4 nights before he found the first one and another 2 nights for the other :D
Fri 08/04/05 at 13:38
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cweek2000 wrote:
> This is getting on my nerves now. Yesterday morning, I was woken at
> 5:50am to the sound of repeated beeping. I waited for about 20
> seconds, hoping it wouldn't wake the family up (which by some slimmer
> of luck it didn't), then realised that it wouldn't turn off. I tried
> to follow the noise, but I failed to find it instantly. Thinking it
> was either my mobile phone or GBA SP chargers, I unplugged both of
> them but the noise failed to cease. About a minute later it turned
> off, and I thought that'd be the last I heard of it. Yesterday
> afternoon I went for a look through the drawers in the vincinity of
> where the noise had been, and found a tamagotchi with no battery
> power. Thinking that was the cause of the problem, I stuck it next to
> my pillow, to see if it would happen again. Thinking that my problems
> were solved, I went back to sleep.
>
> Or not. This morning, at the exact same time the beeping happened
> AGAIN! I unplugged the stereo in an attempt to stop the noise, but I
> was wrong again. What kind of evil twisted sleep-stopping beeper
> would go off at exactly 5:50 for about three minutes?!? I'm losing
> sleep over this thing now.
>
> You guys have any ideas what could be causing the problem? I'm
> desperate! My sleep, which is bad enough already, is at risk!

An alarm clock.
Fri 08/04/05 at 13:36
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Spunk bath.
Fri 08/04/05 at 13:09
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Grix Thraves wrote:
> Nonsense, 'your eyes are like two puddles of love' is already
> cheesier and if I took my time I could do worse.
>
> Don't tempt me.

"My thirst is eternally quenched from sipping at our overflowing cup of love."
Fri 08/04/05 at 12:18
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Bullett wrote:
> Just fire off an EMP in your room - that'll sort it.

That will probably do more harm than good. I'll mark it 'Plan F'. Problem is, my draws are full of rubbish, so I'll have to take a trip through the junk later.

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