[stylist] Do these actions make noises?

[James Canaday M.A. N6YR]

you're certainly welcome Helene,
a fire in flats or apartments as we call them, makes lots of noises, 
hissings, squealings, poppings.  also, there is a horrible stench 
noticeable much further away than the sound.
now, of course of people are in the flats there are people sounds: 
breaking glass to escape, screamings, yelling for loved ones or for 
help.  also, people jumping from upper floors, suffering harm like 
broken bones.
two years ago we had a dreadful fire, a block of something like 
fifty-plus units burned, three people died.  dozens were 
injured.  also in the same year, a neighborhood house burned down, 
killing five people, four kids and one adult.  the stench from that 
horrible fire lingered for months.
jc

Jim Canaday M.A.
Lawrence, KS

At 12:05 AM 10/31/2008, you wrote:
>Hi James,
>Thanks for your answer.
>
>The fire is from a block of flats. This really evil character Salez
>sets fire to them.  Hari hears it as he is heading for the infirmery.
>
>What I mean by a dummy, it's a sort of plastic rubbery thing that
>babies and small children suck on when they are still teething. I
>don't know what you call this in USA or wether you use them?
>
>Thanks very much for your answers.
>
>Helene.
>
>On 31/10/2008, James Canaday M.A.  N6YR <n6yr at sunflower.com> wrote:
> > dear helene,
> > I'll insert answers after each question:
> >
> > At 10:34 PM 10/30/2008, you wrote:
> >>I hope you don't mind me asking but I'd like advise as to wether one
> >>can possibly hear any of these noises:
> >
> > --no problem, word is advice.
> >
> >
> >>The sound of a large fire from several feet on a flying carpet.
> >>---outside you can certainly hear a large fire from several feet
> >>away unless there is covering weather noise like high wind, heavy
> >>rain.  the amount of noise made by the fire will also be determined
> >>by what is burning, green wood is louder, and smokier.  madrone
> >>(sp?) is a very crackly wood.
> >
> >
> >
> >>A child  sucking a dummy in a quiet environment.
> >>--don't know what you mean by "a dummy" unless you mean a
> >>lollypop.  if so, answer is definitely yes.
> >>fluid being taken from a bowl by way of a syring.
> >>--syringe often makes more noise rattling against the bowl/cup, and
> >>if you listen carefully you can hear a very very slight gurgle  as
> >>the liquid is taken in.
> >
> >
> >
> >>I've forgotten wether these things would actually make a noise or not
> >>so some advise would be apreciated.
> >>
> >>Helene.
> >>
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