A Mexican Radio Station? Really?

(Lying in bed, sleeping. Suddenly to wake up at 6:00am, to a muffled voice of at TV that was supposed to be turned off by the sleep timer. Yawn, stretch, stretch,a big sigh of peacefulness.)

Here I am sitting in bed minding my own business, watching a little TV, well actually infomercials, the only thing on in the morning before 9 o'clock in the morning. So I decide to go downstairs to watch some real TV. When I arrive downstairs, I see, Buddy, outr cat, lying sleepily, in the blanket covered beanbag. So I go over and pet him. When I keep on hearing these sounds like, thud-thud-thud. But not all together, they were separated. It wasn't until I petted him again 'til I realized that the little static electric, little zap everytime I was petting him was echoing back out of the computer speakers which were right next to me. So jut to be sure, I petted Buddy again, and sure enough everytime I lifted my hand from a stroke and petted him the thud would echo. It was really weird. To make this whole thing even weirder, I hear the static fuzzy sound, coming out of my speakers as it always does. So I'm curious and weird so I take the speaker (just one) and press it to my ear. Then all of a sudden I hear a faint, murmur coming from the speaker. I check around to make sure no one is makeing a joke, and to make sure the computer was not left on all night, and it was not. So in a state of pure curiousity I press both speakers to my ear with the volume set all the way to it's low, and I can hear a Mexican Radio Station. They are speaking Spanish, laughing, sighing, and what not. It was quite interesting. I listened for a good half an hour. This is how I will spend my nice peaceful mornings with no commotion, if I am bored out of my mind. Now go and see if your speakers pick up a Mexican Radio Station, go , go, go!