tunstall birdman
Striker
Fall asleep with a big set of lasses thighs wrapped around your head every night would help.
Hodgie1979
Winger
Who doesnt ?
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Lexingtongue
Guest
There's a difference with putting up with stuff for a short period of time and on a daily basis, though. The level of noise and the lack of sound proofing means it is impossible to unwind after work and I'm finding it hard to drift off to sleep too. My apartment is easily the nicest one I found in a city of horrible accommodation, but if I'd have known about the noise there I'd not have moved in. No way out of the contract either, as it's paid in six month lumps.Best thing is to learn to live with things, it is what travelling to other places is all about.
Joe Public
Striker
Sounds like hell on earth, move away.
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Lexingtongue
Guest
Considered it but I'd be breaking contract and that would not do me any good.
Joe Public
Striker
Tbh I don’t think a small piece of foam is going to do much, sound will take the path of least resistance, you’ll need to look at all sound paths at your house to reduce it effectively.
Weiterleitungshinweis
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Lexingtongue
Guest
It'll help, I think. I had a towel draped over the window and it made things a bit better so this should make a bigger benefit. I also have soundproofing tape to attach it now, so I'm hoping that will also help. I wear earplugs too so hopefully they all work together to reduce the racket. My landlord isn't too bad a bloke, either, so he's promised to refit the windows in my room when I get back. Seriously, though, never been to a place as noisy and I'm fairly well travelled. Trust me to end up living there when I'm so sensitive to noise.
joemcdokes
Striker
Is that not what the ball in the mouth is for?
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Lexingtongue
Guest
I have some but they are too expensive to wear to bed. I considered getting some sleepbuds but the reviews were very hit and miss for the outlay.
