[Sabertooth]

Are you eccentric?

No, but that's what the voices in my power outlets keep asking, and it's pi$$ing me off.

[1 FELLOW FREEPER]

Ahem.................lefties getting to you, eh??

[beowolf]

Get those child-proofing plugs...it will muffle them (the voices) to where you won't notice. It worked for me.

[vikingchick]

Compared to Howard Hughes, I am completely normal. :)

[MaeWest]

No, but I never met an "ek-centerick" I didn't like.

[PoorMuttly]

I am as normal as you are.

[glock rocks]

Are you eccentric?

you questioning me?

a mensa black-belt sharp-shooter engineer truck-driving-redneck
God-fearin farm-raised extrovert died-in-the-wool earnhardt fan?

gimmie a minute, gotta consult my wife's dog, beau.

[Mercuria]

Why did you call me here?

[SusanUSA]

Are you eccentric?

Who can tell? These dang voices in my head won't stop chanting long enough to let me think!

Besides, since our argument this morning I refuse to talk myself until I apologize!

[MeekOneGOP]

(((PING))))))

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This thread is in need of psychiatric care!
ROTFLMAO! !

[Snow Bunny]

Please see my answer # 112 giggle...

[jaybe]

I know where your coming from! I listen to the buzzing sounds from my toaster every morning. After years of study, I eventually learned its secret language and now it makes all of my important decisions.

[mrustow]

Are you eccentric?

No, but that's what the voices in my power outlets keep asking, and it's pi$$ing me off.

You have to buy a bunch of extension cords, Sabe. You plug one end into an outlet, and the other one into the single (uncoupled) end of another one. You have to make sure that there are NO loose ends; otherwise the voices will get out. The only downside, is that all the unreleased voices might overheat your wires. Using some surge protectors should protect you against that danger.