"The 10 Most Addictive Sounds in the World"

[SmellyFarang 57]

*Sigh* Yet another obviously flawed study:

 

http://www.fastcompany.com/article/the-mos...-neuromarketing

THE MOST ADDICTIVE SOUNDS IN THE WORLD

 

Non-branded and branded sounds:

1. Baby giggle

2. Intel

3. Vibrating phone

4. ATM / cash register

5. National Geographic

6. MTV

7. T-Mobile Ringtone

8. McDonald's

9. 'Star Spangled Banner'

10. State Farm

 

Top 10 Branded sounds:

1. Intel

2. National Geographic

3. MTV

4. T-Mobile

5. McDonald's

7. State Farm

8. AT&T Ringtone

9. Home Depot

10 Palm Treo Ringtone

 

Top 10 Non-branded sounds:

1. Baby giggle

2. Vibrating phone

3. ATM / cash register

4. "Star Spangled Banner"

5. Sizzling steak

6. 'Hail to the Chief'

7. Cigarette light and inhale

8. "Wedding March"

9. "Wish Upon a Star"

10. Late Night with David Letterman Theme

 

Nowhere on any of these lists do I see "Hey hansum man!" or "I go wit youuuu"

 

So what would be on your Top 10 list of addictive sounds that trigger your Pavlovian Response and remind you of Pattaya?

Edited March 2, 2010 by SmellyFarang

[MIGHTYONE 309]

At the moment for me it's

 

"GO COMPARE"

[ServiceMan78 0]

hmmmm here's a start.

 

1. hey hansum man

2. i go with you

3. up to you

4. we go boom boom long time

 

any else?

[jte 1]

Walking down Soi 6 and having a cute lady run up to you and saying

 

I want to suck your cock...

[farman 11]

DING DONG

 

DING DONG

 

when you enter 7-11 shop.

 

whenever i enter a shop in england and hear that 'distictive' sound it reminds me of pattaya

 

[SmellyFarang 57]

The sound of stiletto high heels echoing through the hallway as they walk by your door at 3am does it for me...

[Al_Davis 28]

The sound of stiletto high heels echoing through the hallway as they walk by your door at 3am does it for me...

 

 

[farman 11]

The sound of stiletto high heels echoing through the hallway as they walk by your door at 3am does it for me...

 

 

ah yes, i remember that one well.

 

well done smelly.