Do you sing?
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No singing is horrible - it is our door to the sublime and spiritual! Having said that, a lot of people do need to keep their spiritual growth the hell away from other people's ears 
Give the computer a blanket and some hot chocolate, turn off the fan's football or take the beer, and unfortunately, I can't dance regardless of lighting conditions.Reynard Wrecce said:"Hey, hi there; yeah, my computer keeps freezing when I try and play Flash videos, and the fan's really loud. Also, do you know the Dancing In The Dark?"Antitonic said:This. Especially since it seems more people are playing "doof-doof" techno music, it's the best feeling to pass them belting out Bohemian Rhapsody, or something like it.Reynard Wrecce said:Singin' in the car, alone, full volume, top of your lungs...best thing ever
I've surprised people with my singing voice, as it's fairly different than my speaking voice. Unfortunately this means that instead of just requests to fix computers, I now get song requests as well. It's a little annoying, but I love it.
I'll sing along with songs in public if I'm with people I know. I don't know if I'm good at singing or not, probably not though.
I usually just sing along to things when I'm alone, because I'm too embarrassed to do it in public. But I almost always do it when I'm alone, because I like to delude myself into thinking I'm a good singer.
As for whether or not I actually am any good, I haven't really gotten any complaints or compliments on my singing. The general consensus among my friends when I ask them if I am a good singer is that I'm "not bad" or "have a good voice", which I think really just means "I'm bearable". Well, it's better than nothing, I guess.
As for whether or not I actually am any good, I haven't really gotten any complaints or compliments on my singing. The general consensus among my friends when I ask them if I am a good singer is that I'm "not bad" or "have a good voice", which I think really just means "I'm bearable". Well, it's better than nothing, I guess.
The only time I sing is for asshole times - whenever someone blares their music, I take out my iPod, take out Queen then scream the lyrics at them until they turn the music off. Really fun, do it if you're stressed out.
I have had moments of humming to some songs, but not much else.
I have had moments of humming to some songs, but not much else.
While using headphones I usually hum or sing on a very low tone. On the car I always sing and at home as well. Recently I have been playing guitar with my friend and after singing along to him playing, he and my group of friends, now think I'm a great singer so I'm always getting dragged to Karaokes or being asked to sing along when he plays.
I love to singalong with my mp3 player but I don't sing in public anymore. When I was younger I sang competitively in Concert, Chamber and jazz choirs. As well I did musical theater and singing telegrams.
Absolutely. I think I'm pretty good, you'll never see me win a Grammy or anything but still pretty good. 'cept right now i'm sick and my voice is all jacked up so i my higher range (which wasn't that high to begin with)has been destroyed and my voice starts crackin' like it's puberty version 2.0
I'm not comfortable singing unless someone else is singing with me, that way it's harder to notice how terrible I am at it.
Singing... along? Egad, no, that almost never happens as it really annoys the crap out of me when people sing along with music I enjoy listening to, as I'm not trying to hear them. Consequently it feels hypocritical to sing over other music even when I'm by myself, so I generally don't.
If the question is just "Do you sing?" then the answer would be yes, quite a bit, and quite well - I spent 7 years in a showchoir, so I spent a lot of time singing and dancing on stage in front of an audience, at times all by my lonesome; nobody ever complained.
I just won't sing over top of pre-existing vocals.
If the question is just "Do you sing?" then the answer would be yes, quite a bit, and quite well - I spent 7 years in a showchoir, so I spent a lot of time singing and dancing on stage in front of an audience, at times all by my lonesome; nobody ever complained.
I just won't sing over top of pre-existing vocals.
I sing a lot! If I know the words anyway... I prefer to sing alone when no one else but me can hear it. I normally sing when I'm gaming or showering.
Only when I'm by myself or to really annoy my friends.
Oh this reminded me of a joke-
"studies show that 20% of people sing in the shower the rest masterbate, so what do the people sing in the shower?"
person-"I don't know"
"well then you must be the one who people who masterbates."
Oh this reminded me of a joke-
"studies show that 20% of people sing in the shower the rest masterbate, so what do the people sing in the shower?"
person-"I don't know"
"well then you must be the one who people who masterbates."
I sing, my confidence fluctuates dramatically though. I can sing in front of 40 people one night, and then feel self conscious singing in my house if someone else is home.
...feckin' annoying.
...feckin' annoying.
I sing, and depending on the day I either sound quite good or terrible (I have some scarring in the back of my throat from when I was young, so my voice lost about 1/2 an octave of range.)
I'm what you'd call a contralto, I suppose, although I sing alto and tenor well.
I'm what you'd call a contralto, I suppose, although I sing alto and tenor well.
