Don't bother, my experience has shown that nobody's home! :^)
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A lady on the production line in a factory where I used to work (electronic assembly, not a noisy environment) had a constant "popping" noise in her ears. It was at about heart rate, don't know whether it was synchronised. If you placed your ear next to hers, you could hear it too. Must have been hell to live with. The noise, not the lady.
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I've had a hair in my ear canal rub against my eardrum with similar results.
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Was she attractive? What a pickup line: "could I sit here a while and listen to the popping in your eardrum?"
Jim
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Now, let me listen to see if it's the same rhythm as your heart..
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
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But I have to put my hand over your heart to verify the beat pattern. Gerry :-)} London, Canada
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LOL. You're not thinking straight here...
Jim
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