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Unread 10-22-2007, 02:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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... before they were hearing and like to hear the sound of spiders walk... flies... rain... after surgery, they don't like the sound... They have to learn to accept the different sounds they were before. Interesting.
There are people who can hear spiders walk? Is that even possible?
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Unread 10-22-2007, 02:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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There are people who can hear spiders walk? Is that even possible?
Now I'm creeped out. I remember reading some horror story about some guy who could hear a really big spider running across his room years ago. I guess you can hear spiders walk if you hear well enough.
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There are people who can hear spiders walk? Is that even possible?
Yes, I did asked my sons... They said yes... but they said that the animals can hear shape than humans... Interesting... My sons also said that it's beautiful sounds when the spider walk or "voice"... It's not just spiders, but insects as well...

They can hear the spiders walk... They described the sound to my hubby... they like to watch spiders's movement - walk on the table... I think we should let hearing posters to answer our posts here... and will happy to describe the sound of spiders and insects...


My sons said that sometimes they don't like the sounds especially flies.
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Now I'm creeped out. I remember reading some horror story about some guy who could hear a really big spider running across his room years ago. I guess you can hear spiders walk if you hear well enough.
that really creeps me out! even when I was hearing I couldnt hear that! I suffer from arachnophobia, seeing them totally freaks me out, couldnt imagine what my life would be like if I could hear them walking too!
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I think we should let hearing posters to answer our posts here... and will happy to describe the sound of spiders and insects...


My sons said that sometimes they don't like the sounds especially flies.
Yeah, I will ask my husband who is hearing if he can hear spiders walk. We have quite a few big hairy ones here in Australia.

I agree that the buzzing of flies is annoying and yes we have a lot of flies in Australia too.

Oh, I do need to add somthing else to my annoyances list:

4. Listening to my husband grind his teeth yeuch!
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Yeah, I will ask my husband who is hearing if he can hear spiders walk. We have quite a few big hairy ones here in Australia.

I agree that the buzzing of flies is annoying and yes we have a lot of flies in Australia too.

Oh, I do need to add somthing else to my annoyances list:

4. Listening to my husband grind his teeth yeuch!
hairy spiders?

*curious* I am looking forward to have your next post about your hubby's reaction over the sound of spiders/insects.
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*curious* I am looking forward to have your next post about your hubby's reaction over the sound of spiders/insects.
I woke up at 3:30 am for this? Discussing spiders wasn't what I had in mind when I came here.
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I woke up at 3:30 am for this? Discussing spiders wasn't what I had in mind when I came here.
LOL! I'm evil but here is a picture of huntsman to keep you further awake.
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R2 Im gonna have to kill you for that! I am totally and utterly terrified of spiders and now you had to go and embed that in my brain! Now everytime I come to look at my thread I have to see that?!


I am already paranoid enough about spiders that I am constantly looking around me for them and now I am picturing huntsmans all over my house!!

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Bear, she is eeeeevil!
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There are people who can hear spiders walk? Is that even possible?
My daughter says she can hear me batting my eye...

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Bear, she is eeeeevil!
that she is!! I totally agree with that statement hmm psst what can we do to get her back?
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R2 Im gonna have to kill you for that! I am totally and utterly terrified of spiders and now you had to go and embed that in my brain! Now everytime I come to look at my thread I have to see that?!


I am already paranoid enough about spiders that I am constantly looking around me for them and now I am picturing huntsmans all over my house!!

Grrr YOU!!!
Oh no! I feel sooo bad now! If you want to get me back you can post a photo of a mouse

PS I asked my husband tonight if he could hear spiders walk and he said "no". I guess some hearing people must have very sensitive hearing and I guess you can understand why Liebling's friend was disappointed if his hearing was that good originally. It would be expecting too much of a CI to be able to hear that, I think.
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oh my hearing spiders walk eeeeekkkk hate to think of hearing that and you, R2 GRR i will kill this spider you just posted as photo for anyone here who HATES spiders.

WHAMP it goes the spider.

annoying thing if CI get broken but hope not
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LOL! I'm evil but here is a picture of huntsman to keep you further awake.
Is it your hubby's hand with that ugly spider?
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Oh no! I feel sooo bad now! If you want to get me back you can post a photo of a mouse

PS I asked my husband tonight if he could hear spiders walk and he said "no". I guess some hearing people must have very sensitive hearing and I guess you can understand why Liebling's friend was disappointed if his hearing was that good originally. It would be expecting too much of a CI to be able to hear that, I think.
Interesting, I asked my co-worker today. She said that she can hear spiders walk and voice... she can't stand it... It got her It doesn't bother my boys because my cats like to catch and then eat spiders...

Yes my co-worker said that the some hearing person have very senstive hearing, not all hearing people who can hear the spider walks... interesting...

A guy with a CI, my hubby met said that the sound of spider walk is too different as his original hearing and "metal" hearing...
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Is it your hubby's hand with that ugly spider?
LOL no! He's more scared of spiders than me! That reminds me...WARNING scary spider story ahead.....when we built our house a few years ago, we didn't yet have the key to our new mail box out the front, so it was locked. So, when I came home from work each day I used to put my hand through the opening at the front and feel around for mail and pull it out that way. When we finally did get the key a week or so later, I opened it up and discovered a couple of red back spiders in there who had made it their home. They are small but are one of the most poisonous spiders in the world. I learned my lesson.
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A guy with a CI, my hubby met said that the sound of spider walk is too different as his original hearing and "metal" hearing...
Fair enough. I suppose I compare against what I previously heard with hearing aids while the CI user your husband met compared it against his sensitive natural hearing. What sounds good to me sounds bad to him. It shows that "hearing" is very relative and the benefit is very much user perceived.
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Oh no! I feel sooo bad now! If you want to get me back you can post a photo of a mouse

PS I asked my husband tonight if he could hear spiders walk and he said "no". I guess some hearing people must have very sensitive hearing and I guess you can understand why Liebling's friend was disappointed if his hearing was that good originally. It would be expecting too much of a CI to be able to hear that, I think.
LMAO R2 if I knew how I would post a pic of a mouse for ya! hehehe. My hubby owns rats and his one rat had babies, maybe I can post pics of those later? hehe

Unfortunately, his mommy rat died a few days ago, she somehow found a way of getting out of her large aquarium and jumped on the bed and while trying to jump off the bed she hit the bed frame and well you can imagine from there.

So now we have built them another cage making it impossible for them to get out but still able for us to get in and feed and water them and remove them to the aquarium for changing the bedding. Felt so bad for that mommy rat though.

LOL R2 about your hubby, I never could understand how you Aussie's could live over there with all those poisonous things. And to think if you had just stuck your hand in that mailbox, you would have definitely needed medical help ASAP.

While to most people spiders are not to be feared, in my opinion they need to be at least respected. Because yeah, something that little can do a whole lot of damage.

LOL, this thread needs to get back on topic. Otherwise we need to create a spider thread. HEHE
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that really creeps me out! even when I was hearing I couldnt hear that! I suffer from arachnophobia, seeing them totally freaks me out, couldnt imagine what my life would be like if I could hear them walking too!
EWWWWWWWW i hate spiders very arachnaphobic!and im allergic to spider bites..not sure exactly what it is that i'm allergic to but something in their spit i think or something like that lol...but when i was hearing i didnt ever hear spiders walking..not that i got close enuf to hear them anyways lol but flies are really annoying..but now that im hoh im happy that now i dont hear big noises that much nemore lol
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Rats and spiders? Oh, me.. I'm outta here. This is on my birthday too.
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But the spiders are VERY beneficial - I am scared of them too, but I love them! I had two, even three huge garden spiders on my patio - the brownish greyish with a delicate white "cross" on the back - and gosh, how many flies did they caught! and many smaller other spiders variety kept my garden clean form pests ( and so did the wasps)

not to mention that the poison some spiders produce are showing promise at being made into painkiller a lot - A LOT more powerful than morphine yet not addictive!
which should be interesting to anyone who lives with chronic pain..
(sorry for being again off topic)

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But the spiders are VERY beneficial - I am scared of them too, but I love them! I had two, even three huge garden spiders on my patio - the brownish greyish with a delicate white "cross" on the back - and gosh, how many flies did they caught! and many smaller other spiders variety kept my garden clean form pests ( and so did the wasps)

not to mention that the poison some spiders produce are showing promise at being made into painkiller a lot - A LOT more powerful than morphine yet not addictive!
which should be interesting to anyone who lives with chronic pain..
(sorry for being again off topic)

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ughh no problem Fuzzy this topic went off topic quite a few posts ago. But as for them being around me no thanks! When one truly suffers from Arachnophobia even the tiniest spider sets off your fear.


Srsoars I fully agree about wondering off into your own little world. There are times when I get so engrossed into listening to something I forget completely about making sure I register other sounds. *such as my daughter calling me*. But I think this may be true for the hearing population as well and just is more noticeable among us CI users?

The biggest annoyance I have had with my CI so far is getting it caught in my hair which happen almost all the time with my long thick hair.
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Rats and spiders? Oh, me.. I'm outta here. This is on my birthday too.
Hey....I think we might have the same birthday! 22nd October?
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Hey....I think we might have the same birthday! 22nd October?
Really? It's your birthday too? We were both born on Oct 22? I'm amazed.

Anyway, here's a belated happy birthday to you: R2D2!


I'm sure I'm gonna get strange looks when I tell people I got rats and spiders on my birthday.
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Really? It's your birthday too? We were both born on Oct 22? I'm amazed.

Anyway, here's a belated happy birthday to you: R2D2!


I'm sure I'm gonna get strange looks when I tell people I got rats and spiders on my birthday.
Wow that is amazing isn't it? Out of 365 days!

I hope you had a great birthday too and some nice gifts. Sorry that mine was a horrible spider picture I hope you can bring yourself to forgive me one day!
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