how does a Giraffe sound?

Indeed, the smug look whilst using your giraffe stick says it all:lol:

:glag: my wife now thinks i'm totaly mental,laughing at some bloke turning a stick upside down.
Hate to tell you but thats not how a giraffe sounds.



A lot of people think that giraffes don't make any sounds, but this isn't true. Usually they're silent, but at times, they do make some noise!

* Calves (baby giraffes) bleat and make a mewing call.
* Cows (female giraffes) seeking lost calves bellow.
* Courting bulls (male giraffes) sometimes let out a loud cough!
* Also, giraffes have been heard snorting, moaning, snoring, hissing, and making strange flutelike sounds!

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Originally Posted by manker

They moo like a cow.

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clicky :happy:

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Originally Posted by Gripper

giraffes have been heard snorting, moaning, snoring, hissing, and making strange flutelike sounds!

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so they sound just like blokes then. :unsure:

Here ya go,giraffe audio

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Originally Posted by CELEBS

Giraffe Sticks, take a look at this clip.
http://media.putfile.com/Giraffe-sound
Sorted, thanks :)

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@ Gripper "Here ya go,giraffe audio" :lol:
That sound is computer trickery, I have the real thing, Giraffe Stick :fact:
The chap on the phone from Deluxebase dept said, "it's almost real, and if you shut your eyes you can imagine a real giraffe was next to you"

Testing this,
Please note: I went outside, as Giraffes are quite tall.

Shutting my eyes and using the Giraffe Stick gave me no real effect, but I guess you must be like in the right surroundings for it to work 100%.

this has been interesting study

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Originally Posted by Baz

http://media.putfile.com/Giraffe-sound

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Omfglol, that's the funniest thing I've ever seen :glag:

Thanks for that, Baz!

Baz, you never told me you were an Australian.

My dialect is a bit fucked :lol:

Most of the people I met when I was in my teens had moved into sheringham "My Home Town" from mainly London, so I picked up their dialect, and mixed with my own Norfolk dialect it became an Australian Norfolk sounding fucked up like language, but it was cool :lol:
You are not the first to say so, when I did the radio shows, it was well funny, the saying "What am I like" was a hit with some :D

Thanks for taking a look at the clip, I find it funny, I know at times my sense of humour for some is Odd, but I am an odd person.
I love to have a laugh :D

Thanks from Baz

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Originally Posted by CELEBS

I find it funny, I know at times my sense of humour for some is Odd, but I am an odd person.

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It should be alright as long as you don't post huge pictures of your mug and have a fit each time one of your pet rabbits kicks the bucket.