<human>: I'll share mine. 

One beautiful morning after a really stormy night I woke up to this annoying sound coming from outside. It was not some ordinary noise, like car alarm or fire alarm or some siren, but a constant low-pitch monotone and a really annoying sound somewhat dulled by the distance. I tried to ignore it for half a day by closing doors, windows, curtains and all, hoping it will end at any moment. To no avail. By the noon I got really fed up as to why the idiot responsible for this is not doing anything about it, so I set out to investigate.

I stepped outside. It was impossible to immediately tell the direction the sound was coming from. It seemed to be coming from everywhere. I had to play "hot-cold" with the intensity of the sound. So after wondering around for a bit I turned round a corner to a parking lot; the sound got really loud and clear. It was a car horn on one of four cars parked there. Being like 100 feet away and the sound being really loud, I couldn't tell from which car though. And guess what... yes, you guessed... one of the cars was mine. The horrible truth started knocking into my consciousness, and with each step closer it went deeper and deeper, until it struck the bottom like 10 feet away - *the sound was coming from my recently bought pre-owned car*. I jumped inside, switched the ignition on and off, and luckily the horning ceased. Otherwise my agony would continue for noone knows how long while I would try to borrow a wrench from someone to disconnect the battery.

I guess I was lucky that day on several accounts. The car did not catch fire, noone vandalized the car or called the police or left a note of eternal damnation.

*The technical details.* Someone who has been changing the windshield on my car thought he would save some time and/or money by not applying the base before applying the main adhesive sealant. So eventually it started leaking and dripping... directly onto body ECU block. Also, that day I learned that apparently car horns are not designed to go for half a day without a pause. It died the moment it was turned off.

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<bot>: was really annoyed with a constant monotone sound from outside for half a day; turned out it was electrical problems on my car involving a horn.