Inanimate things that speak to you
By savypat
@savypat (20216)
United States
August 4, 2012 8:36am CST
Do things that need your attention speak to you? At my house and work they all do. Dirty dishes in the sink, say put me in the dishwasher, everytime I go near them, the cloths that need folding yell fold me. But it's the ones that don't talk that get me in touble. Like the car that forgets to tell me it's running low on gas or needs the tires checked. Other things don't need to speak, like the dinner in the oven or the alarm clock. How's your life, quite and boring or do you get conversations from things around you? Think you don't hear anything well, heres a test, women, how about those shoes in the store or that chocolate bar? Men, how about playboy, or that new car? Come on I know you can hear them. 
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5 responses
@Raine38 (12387)
• United States
4 Aug 12
The time those inanimate objects spoke to me, I decided to quit drinking coffee lol! Just kidding, but they do have a way of catching my attention if I keep on ignoring them. Sometimes, they would just fall down to trip me, I knew they did it on purpose! 
But I am tough, they can't make me break down, I still ignore them. Only when they get through my mom and she starts bossing me did I ever start putting them away. They play dirty, imagine that, using my own mom just to get to me.
But I am tough, they can't make me break down, I still ignore them. Only when they get through my mom and she starts bossing me did I ever start putting them away. They play dirty, imagine that, using my own mom just to get to me.1 person likes this
@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
7 Aug 12
Within my house, it really isn't all that normal for the objects in my house to speak to me. However, there are a lot of times that objects that I encounter outside of my bubble do speak to me. This is true when I am looking for clothes for myself or my children and there will be something that will just scream someone's name to me. Then there are trinkets and such that say to me "buy me for (insert name here)." I think that this is something that I have inherited from my mother who always told me that an object had my name all over it when she goes out shopping.
@tetris15 (539)
• Philippines
4 Aug 12
Those things don't literally speak to me because if they do, I'll be the first to run away. hahaha. Anyway, there are really things that we tend to take for granted because we know that they are just there lying around. Sometimes we get irritated because when we are looking for something, sometimes we can't find it easily but if we're not looking for them or we don't need them yet, they're all scatter some place else. It is a matter of organizing things and time management. I know they're just things but we should take an effort to take care of them as well. Besides, we don't get all of them for free. We even worked hard to earn money to buy it, so it's much better that we take care of what we worked hard for, don't you think?
