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Does everybody get 'earworms' i.e. tunes that get inside your head and
stay there for when things are quiet?
In my case it could be anything pop or classical, but currently it's
'Walking in Memphis'.
I don't think I'm going 'crackers', but then, on the other hand, I might already be there.
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On 05/07/2026 10:27, Jim the Geordie wrote:

Does everybody get 'earworms' i.e. tunes that get inside your head and
stay there for when things are quiet?
In my case it could be anything pop or classical, but currently it's
'Walking in Memphis'.
I don't think I'm going 'crackers', but then, on the other hand, I might already be there.

Mine get triggered by innocent things like the writing on vans...

Then there was a really annoying theme from a theme park ride. That got
stuck for a month.... :-/
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John.
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John Williamson <johnwilliamson@btinternet.com> wrote:

On 05/07/2026 10:27, Jim the Geordie wrote:

Does everybody get 'earworms' i.e. tunes that get inside your head and
stay there for when things are quiet?
In my case it could be anything pop or classical, but currently it's 'Walking in Memphis'.
I don't think I'm going 'crackers', but then, on the other hand, I might already be there.

Mine get triggered by innocent things like the writing on vans...

Then there was a really annoying theme from a theme park ride. That got
stuck for a month.... :-/

Instant cure: #Flintstones, meet the Flintstones...
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My pet rock Gordon just is.
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On 05/07/2026 16:22, snipeco.2@gmail.com wrote:

John Williamson <johnwilliamson@btinternet.com> wrote:

On 05/07/2026 10:27, Jim the Geordie wrote:

Does everybody get 'earworms' i.e. tunes that get inside your head and
stay there for when things are quiet?
In my case it could be anything pop or classical, but currently it's
'Walking in Memphis'.
I don't think I'm going 'crackers', but then, on the other hand, I might >> > already be there.

Mine get triggered by innocent things like the writing on vans...

Then there was a really annoying theme from a theme park ride. That got
stuck for a month.... :-/

Instant cure: #Flintstones, meet the Flintstones...

Alternatively, the Bastard Sons of Val Doonican: story of a urinal
malfunction: Walking in Man Piss?

Chris

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Jim the Geordie <jim@geordieland.com> wrote:

Does everybody get 'earworms' i.e. tunes that get inside your head and
stay there for when things are quiet?

I have an ear worm, but itrCOs not very tuneful. More of an eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee all the time.

Tim
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Jim the Geordie <jim@geordieland.com> wrote in news:MPG.44b433c5214013aa9896ac@news.eternal-september.org:

Does everybody get 'earworms' i.e. tunes that get inside your head and
stay there for when things are quiet?
In my case it could be anything pop or classical, but currently it's 'Walking in Memphis'.
I don't think I'm going 'crackers', but then, on the other hand, I might already be there.

I had one all weekend, driving me mad, it were, but it's gorn now and I
can't unforget what it was (nor do I want to).
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Peter
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On 05/07/2026 19:18, Tim+ wrote:

Jim the Geordie <jim@geordieland.com> wrote:

Does everybody get 'earworms' i.e. tunes that get inside your head and
stay there for when things are quiet?

I have an ear worm, but itrCOs not very tuneful. More of an eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee all the time.

Tinitus is a "see you next Tuesday" innit <spot me being down wit the yout.
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