Guest Posted December 3, 2006 Posted December 3, 2006 I can hear it right now as I'm writing this.. goddddddddddddd It's hard to describe. He's kinda overweight (jabba the hut), and in his mid-30's but has that immature junior high kind of mentality and when he laughs, it reminds me of how those 8th grade kids laugh after scoring a perfect spitball to the person sitting in the front row.. kinda like "mwuyahahahaha" and it reverberates up and down at a constant rate, and has this deep hollow bassy tone to it.. It drives me insane!! I want to move out just because of it, but other than that my situation is perfect here, I shouldn't be the one to move because of him. But how exactly do you tell someone.. umm, by the way, can you like, change how you laugh please? Or at least how do I deal with it. Right now all I do is avoid talking to him and one time jokingly said dude, I can hear you laughin thru those walls.. any advice?
BannaBee57 Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Start imitating his laugh...maybe he'll take the hint
BannaBee57 Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Ummmm...woops. Sorry Riddler A girl that I went to high school with had the worst laugh ever! It was all high and twittery and it went on forever. But, no one ever said anything because she was pretty popular. So, I feel you pain Guest.
Pyro Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Its alright. I can take a hint. Guest, I want you out of the house immediately. You can find all your stuff on the front lawn. I went to school with this girl who sounded like she was choking on something everytime she laughed. It would make you cringe if you ever had to hear it.
magichands Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 It drives me insane!! I want to move out just because of it, but other than that my situation is perfect here, I shouldn't be the one to move because of him. But how exactly do you tell someone.. umm, by the way, can you like, change how you laugh please? Or at least how do I deal with it. Next time it happens, go all teary-eyed and tell him that somebody close to you just died. That might buy you a month or so of breathing space. Just remember that most things in life are an "acquired" taste. If this is one of the biggest problems in your life, then you shouldn't have to wait too long before it disappears. I wish you good luck for a resolution, regardless.
Storyrider Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Can't think of anything legal to solve this one. He doesn't sound like the type to take a subtle hint, either. Maybe he'll get a girlfriend and start sleeping out more? Probably not. I once had a college roommate who would lose clumps of hair (from her head) while shampooing, and she would stick it to the sides of the shower wall and leave it there. So, dude, I feel for you, but it could be worse.
allina Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Isn't this an overreaction to A LAUGH?? Maybe there is something about you that annoys him. If it's that big of a deal ask him to tone it down.
magichands Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Isn't this an overreaction to A LAUGH?? Says the girl who calls a conference to deal with the conundrum of being "shoeless" at a party. Hahahahaha. Sorry. That wasn't funny. I can't even stand the sound of my own laugh... weird.
allina Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Says the girl who calls a conference to deal with the conundrum of being "shoeless" at a party. Hahahahaha. Sorry. That wasn't funny. I can't even stand the sound of my own laugh... weird. Wow Magic, you really remember my posts, impressive And I never said "oh god I can't deal w/ going shoeless"
magichands Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Wow Magic, you really remember my posts, impressive A compliment... And I never said "oh god I can't deal w/ going shoeless" ... in disguise. Thanks. For nothing, I guess. My memory isn't what it used to be - even for an elephant.
allina Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 A compliment... ... in disguise. Thanks. For nothing, I guess. My memory isn't what it used to be - even for an elephant. You're welcome. For nothing, I guess. Yeah I'm confused. Are you an old, pink elephant?
magichands Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 You're welcome. For nothing, I guess. Yeah I'm confused. Are you an old, pink elephant? I think I just overstated the shoes dilemma. My mistake. No biggie. And you're only as old as you feel, haha. I still have some marbles to play with, and my trumpet just seems to get better.
Guest Posted December 5, 2006 Posted December 5, 2006 Isn't this an overreaction to A LAUGH?? Maybe there is something about you that annoys him. If it's that big of a deal ask him to tone it down. Trust me, this is no ordinary laugh! I guarantee you.. So far, my last two dates who came over both gave me this look when they heard him. And btw, I've only had two dates who came over. lol. So, that pretty much confirms it. Don't worry riddler, i'm positive you're laugh ain't nowhere close to his. CaN i have my room back now?
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