Do you know someone with a generally loud voice? I'm not meaning in the sense someone who talks a lot of crap but I mean in the sense that I've generally got a loud voice ie you can here them from a long way away. Do you yourself have a loud voice or have been told you have a loud voice? Are you conscious of it?

I am the opposite, I wish I was louder especially at the disco

ZombieKitten said:

the disco

PANDURITO said:

is your sig for me? I did orgnote you back!

ZombieKitten said:

I saw your note. Thanks. No, it was never meant for you.

Spaniards are said to surpass the current European Regulations on sound exposure.
And that's when we're talking

JDInteractive said:

You've been to P&R again?

PANDURITO said:

I'd safely say Argentinians would too, except they aren't in Europe count your lucky stars

3 loudest people I know

ZombieKitten said:

are they on every thread in here ?

jami0mckay said:

not yet!

ZombieKitten said:

Awww!

PANDURITO said:

can you get all of your kids in the bath at the same time?

ZombieKitten said:

No way!
I'd need a pool

PANDURITO said:

how do you get them all in the car? and how do you get them to be quiet when you go for drives?

Me when I drink lol

my dad is fucking obnoxious...love the man to death but he really needs to tone it down...

This seems mostly to be a cultural thing. In some countries pretty much everybody is loud. In others, you can hear a pin drop most of the time.

yes, my best friend, especially when she's having an extra ADHD day. that trait drives me absolutely crazy in people most of the time.

My father has a loud voice, to the point that if you are not used to being around him, you would think he was yelling



I tend to speak loudly too, so he and I are a bad combination

in uniform, I have a very loud commanding voice....especially when I have to call running cadence during physical fitness (think of the scene in "boot camp" part of Full Metal Jacket when the Drill Instructor is running alongside the formation singing.....that would be what I do...) but during the duty day, my inflection is that of a senior non-com

...out of uni, I'm relatively mellow unless I'm in an uproar...

I was at a bar last night doing homework (don't ask) and I was amazed at the differences in noise levels coming from each table. There were two Texan ladies screaming and hollering at each other in drunken fun on my right, and a Japanese couple who were utterly silent while they sipped their drinks to my left. The only words I heard were muttered by the man--the woman was mostly silent and very submissive. She nodded and smiled at each thing he said. I'm the first to admit I'm naive and uncultured, but Christ if it didn't have my feathers in a ruffle. I wanted to deck the guy and let her strike up a conversation just to see his reaction. Without being offensive, I truly wonder why it's attractive in some cultures for a woman to stay silent. Yes, it's mysterious and mystery is sexy, and I realize gender roles are much more polarized in some parts of the world. I also wonder if women in these cultures long to join in the conversation.


Anyway, I can get loud and rambunctious, but nothing compares to a good friend of mine. She yells at you when you're sitting right next to her. It's awful and I've actually had to resort to wearing an earplug in my right ear for the times she's in the passenger seat. You have to turn your phone all the way down and hold it away from your ear when she's spouting. Her whole family's like that.

yes there is a guy on our road and you can hear him
even though here is a one house buffer zone in between.

The person who calls me most on my cell is LOUD.
That's why I didn't get a bluetooth.

JDInteractive said:

YES, me
Im loud, loud loud

"...hush hush...keep it down down....voices carry..."


I don't have a loud voice but I knew someone who did. OMG. I thought I was going to have to kill her. You couldn't take her anywhere.
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