Do you like to make strange noises with strange objects?

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An example would be repeatedly clicking a pen lid off and on, or slamming a big book closed over and over.

Yes, done that... still do it but not as much as I used to...right now, I tap my foot against my desk a lot when stressed or uncomfortable.

I sometimes do this, but not nearly as often as I used to.

Tim

What sort of things Tim? If I may ask.

Yes, though I prefer to make strange noises with my voice.

Usually when I feel anxious.

I was making a squeaky noise with a toy gun.

I will do anything to get away from sounds like that.

No, I really hate it when people do that (I'll go bisserk) so I try not to do it around anyone.

Snap,crackle,pop with bubble wrap. But not anymore. Now I can't stand random noise.

I agree. But I do it alot. I chew on rubber balls to make them squeek (as an example). A lot of stuff that I can't describe outside of the adult forum as well.

Yes, sometimes I do it when I'm anxious. I like clicking my pen or my mechanical pencil, playing with velcro, making noises with my mouth or voice, . . .

If lips count, yes. BTW, I can do damn fine fart impressions!

LOL, now that's my kind of noise...but only if it is my own, and not someone elses'.

richie bubble wrap is fun. I live in a house hold where people fight over that stuff. The realy large bubble wrap is the best, I have bruised my finger tips on some of the best of it.

I'm sorry I voted the wrong way because I thought you meant something like playing with an action figure and going VRROOOOM BANG POW I cannot stand it when people do that it seems so idiotic that I just want to say they are acting like they have an IQ of 30 and break what they are playing with. Obviously I do not do this it's just that I have the urge to. Anyways repeated noises such as clicking a pen? I do that often. I always slam down on my space bar every time I finish typing a word simply because I like the sound it makes. Also I knock on the neck of my electric guitar with distortion on and then I palm mute the strings after a moment. It sounds almost like a bell.