A sound or noise you heard growing up that you no longer hear....

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

Hearing the wooden spoon hit off your bare ass

 

[Gregory_Mike]

Hearing the wooden spoon hit off your bare ass

I hear it's still a staple in The Loft.

 

[Dr. Aaoouh]

The sound of dropping the needle on a phonograph record and the scratching sound when the record is over.

 

[Chara021]

Hearing a sash window opening / closing.

 

[bagofspiders]

The clip-clop of Jonesys horse as he went up the street collecting table scraps from people's homes

 

[Bwana_Dik]

Bringing in loose hay back in the 60's during the summer on my uncles farm.

Was the hay in cocks? Or pikes? Depends on where you were in the country - dunno what you did in Cork (presumably), we cocked ours.

 

[gaffer falls]

Was the hay in cocks? Or pikes? Depends on where you were in the country - dunno what you did in Cork (presumably), we cocked ours.

Wines of hay (dunno the correct spelling) in Limerick, winched onto a wooden 'float' drawn by a horse

 

[bluesball]

Very west cork below mount gabriel,i think we called it hay stacks

 

[fed up]

Very west cork below mount gabriel,i think we called it hay stacks

Same in Crosshaven while on holiday, big metal jugs of milk with thick cream on top to quench the thirst of the work.

 

[AlBidet]

Hearing the wooden spoon hit off your bare ass

I still hear that