You know that feeling you get when you're on an airplane? That pressure that pushes in your ears. You know, when your mother gsave you gum to chew as a 'remedy' for it? I get that sometimes, but not in an airplane.

I took the last load of laundry back up to our apartment a few minutes ago. The laundry room is in our building by the back door/service entrance. I was in their all alone with the mechanical humming and the occasional clacking of a metal button against the washer or dryer. I was suddenly aware of the slight pressure in my ears. It felt like I was going deaf. My ears could only faintly pick up the laundry music and I couldn't tell if it was because the noises were low or what.

When I finally put the last of the clothes in the cart, I rolled over to the door and pushed down the handle. The heavy door opened with a grunt of effort and all this sound was suddenly there. I turned around to wonder at the laundry room, shrugged, and went on my way. Weird.

I've felt it on countless other ventures to clean my various items, but never before so obviously. I've never opened the door and have sound blasted at me. It was very strange...

You mean when your ears get plugged up?

Sometimes I hear a buzzing noise... probably not related to your thing though.
» randomjunk on 2006-12-01 11:57:42

I get that too..
It will be this ringing sound which will come once in a while.. I guess your laundry room is air-tight
» Nuttz on 2006-12-02 01:14:05

hey! haha yup i realised that after awhile. but i was quite lazy XD so yup. hee
» upanddown on 2006-12-02 06:35:30

you have an awesome avatar
» middaymoon on 2006-12-02 03:46:36

They are Mysterious mechanical gremlins
trying to eating their way through your ears to your brain! However; it could just be water in your ear from washing your hair, but I'd see a Doc to be sure, since you like dancing and all; don't take any chances!
» JMC on 2006-12-02 04:26:33

Ah! I get that sometimes too
...and it's always so wierd everytime. Like somebody stuffed a cement block in front of your eardrums. Sort of. You know what I'm talking about :)
» The-Muffin-Man on 2006-12-02 06:44:13

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