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About a year ago my friend's brother who is very mildly special needs, but he started to complain that there were "noises" coming from his TV in his flat.
He tortured Virgin and others to try and find out where this noise was coming from as he was desperate. I asked my friend if she heard - she said she was able to hear over the phone and sounded like Ole Ole Ole .
The noise seemed to calm down but he moved to a new flat several months ago and last Saturday he rang my friend at 11.30pm distracted that the noise was back.
Cutting a long story short his neighbour was taking the TV away as my friend was going to buy him a new one. This neighbour plugged the TV into his own flat and no noise.
The flat has nothing ie no TV etc but again he heard the noise. Guess what all this time it was a wee alarm clock going off. Unbelievable.
He tortured Virgin and others to try and find out where this noise was coming from as he was desperate. I asked my friend if she heard - she said she was able to hear over the phone and sounded like Ole Ole Ole .
The noise seemed to calm down but he moved to a new flat several months ago and last Saturday he rang my friend at 11.30pm distracted that the noise was back.
Cutting a long story short his neighbour was taking the TV away as my friend was going to buy him a new one. This neighbour plugged the TV into his own flat and no noise.
The flat has nothing ie no TV etc but again he heard the noise. Guess what all this time it was a wee alarm clock going off. Unbelievable.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I took my cousin who had Downs to a local cinema some years ago when after about 10 minutes the lights went up and the projector man came shouting into the cinema, "would anybody turn that bloody alarm off". I asked my cousin if she heard - she said "yes". It turned out to be an old lady with an alarm clock in her pocket which was going off.