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I catch myself doing it all the time. Or someone points it out to me.

And half the time it's not even decent songs...as I walked to the bus stop for work I found myself singing and whistling "Hi ho, hi ho!" from Snow White. *facepalm*

Please tell me I'm not the only person who does this.

You are....

I knew SOMEONE was going to say that. Shoulda guessed that it'd be you.

I often sing, hum or whistle in public. My wife hates it since in Japan they think only loonies do that.

I don't think it's that bad, however I do have a slight problem that I like making up obscene lyrics for songs. I have to watch that I don't start singing them out loud.

I sing when im the only one in my house , or when im showering.
Dont like singing in public... maybe karaoke

I wistle a lot. Though I'm not sure if I'm good at it. I'm more of a Sing-Along kinda guy. I sing along to songs on my MP3 player, CDs or movies. I watch Nightmare before Christmas every year and though I just want to enjoy it sometimes, I always start singing with it.

If I get bored I will usually start to whistle/hum cheezy rock ballads. It amuses me greatly.

Apparently I enjoy doing this song... but I swear I was trying to sing something else!!!




I hear it now though... . It really is a fantastic beat though... OWWW!!! OOOOHH!!!

(After much deliberation and intense study, I have decided that neither Carl Carlton topless, nor some random dude in a beanie running around, worked as well as a simple picture... so yeah... edited again for that stuff... Just look it up on Youtube, don't ask me...)

Every time that I've caught myself singing lately, it's been in the car, and even then it usually brings on a coughing fit. That's what I get for listening to death metal!

I do a lot. It's usually really random, stuff I haven't thought of for years but just kind of filters out. One of my friends who is a very talented vocalist always sings really loudly and it gets quite annoying.

Before we were dating, my wife caught me singing "I Touch Myself" to myself.

Yup. I tend to sing stuff from musicals when I'm on my own and walking about.

malfred wrote:Before we were dating, my wife caught me singing "I Touch Myself" to myself.

Were you also touching yourself at that time , or just singing xD

>_<

I do it all the time...well only when I'm drunk...so yeah all the time!

I do it too often, the sad thing is half the time people join in if its a good song and the other half they give me weird looks cause they dont know the song or hate it.

I do sing, in my deathgrowl sometimes lol.

Anyone want some finroll?

Occasionally I talk to myself in public.

I do on occasion, but no one knows the songs, so I usually end up shutting up.

In particular, Piano Man.

Sometimes, when I'm at Wal-mart and it's crowded, I quietly chant "Blood for the blood god" to myself. It seems to keep the masses at bay. I also have been told that I can look like one of these quiet crazy types if I'm not actively trying to not look crazy, which is most of the time. Perhaps I should start singing to myself, I might be able to get away with a lot more gak than I do now!!!

I keep singing SOAD's 'Violent Pornography' when walking down the main corridor in school. I must stop, I get weird looks. And they're from my friends.

The OC-D

LunaHound wrote:

malfred wrote:Before we were dating, my wife caught me singing "I Touch Myself" to myself.

Were you also touching yourself at that time , or just singing xD

Just singing.

I sing in public all the time.

Having said that, it's my job, so I probably don't count.

I do this all the time,particularly at work,I'll become way too focused on a certian task,glance up from where I'm working,notice several co -workers staring at me,and realize I've been singing some random gak...loudly.

Kilkrazy wrote:I often sing, hum or whistle in public. My wife hates it since in Japan they think only loonies do that.

I don't think it's that bad, however I do have a slight problem that I like making up obscene lyrics for songs. I have to watch that I don't start singing them out loud.

So at least I am not the only one who does this. While I don't sing in public (unless intoxicated) I do however sing around the house and make up lyrics that range from mildly suggestive to downright obscene to almost any song, including songs I have never heard before or the Missus' favourite love song.

I once burst into a chorus of Disturbed's "Hell" at full volume in Nottingham city centre. Apparently I'm very "Special" .

@Dogma: You are not the only one, my freind! .

I was blairing this out last week while trying to adjust a fender on a porche.
For all intents and purposes the vast majority of the "regular" guys I work with belive I'm in need of help.

Yeah, particularly when I'm in a good mood.

This time of year I'm known to manage a pretty solid Bing Crosby or Andy Williams. Sometimes in line at the store.

Anung Un Rama wrote:I wistle a lot. Though I'm not sure if I'm good at it. I'm more of a Sing-Along kinda guy. I sing along to songs on my MP3 player, CDs or movies. I watch Nightmare before Christmas every year and though I just want to enjoy it sometimes, I always start singing with it.

i always find myself singing "This is Halloween" when I have a test.

I constantly sing in public. My favorite thing to do lately is annoy the hell out of my coworkers by singing Christmas carols in my best Bing Crosby voice.

"I'm Dreaming... of a whiiiiiiiiite Christmas..."

I just do that for fun, in the line at Dunkin' Donuts.