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How does the snooze feature work?, and would you increase the number of roosters for the hard of hearing? |
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One of the common "talking time" chips has a "rooster crowing" alarm clock. I don't know if Radio Shack still sells the same clock, but if you want to wake up to an annoying electronic rooster you might go there and see. |
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I've used a rooster sound file in my clock radio CD, but haven't tried a real rooster. Yet.
If the rooster isn't awake, the projector would do the trick. As [egnor] said with the [link], they work more on a biological clock. I stayed on a farm one summer, and those blasted roosters didn't seem to sleep much at all. You get used to it after a while, which isn't good if that's your alarm clock (alarm cock?).
On the other hand, I would almost certainly wake up if there were a rooster crowing in the bedroom. |
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Yet another example of nature being replaced by technology, give me the rooster anytime. |
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Add a hen for a breakfast egg. |
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Roosters wake up and crow at all hours of the night... At least the ones we had when I was a kid used to, until Dad decided they would make better Xmas lunches than they did alarm clocks. |
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<Homer>mmmmmmmm, Melatonin Dip</Homer> |
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How about the rooster pouncing upon your face as you sleep, digging it's sharp talons into your flesh. |
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What would you smash on the rooster to make it quiet for five minutes? |
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We went to a farm for our summer hol's and the roosters were always awake and crowing way before sun up |
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