yanny

Both x

I also saw the dress as both white and gold AND blue and black. Ugh my mind

I can't understand how anyone can hear an "L" sound :laugh:

Laurel quite clearly.

sorry you're all deaf x

It actually said :

"Most likely the original recording was 'Laurel,'" he said.

So he's also guessing :idc:

Yeah I can't hear a "y" sound. But the girl i am working with can only hear y and no l. I think this is why when I am singing in the office I get things thrown at me, they all can't hear properly!! :laugh:

What is a yanny? what does it mean? why would anybody use it?

Yanny is a girls name :hee:

https://www.babycenter.com/baby-names-yanny-440505.htm

:laugh2:

or Yummy, Alf when he has made a meat pudding :hee:

He said you might hear Laurel in high Feq.

It's a low quality recording of somebody pronouncing the name Laurel, but those with better hearing (can hear higher frequencies) hear Yanny. So at least those hearing Yanny can admit to having better hearing, whereas they can't admit to being right. :hee:

I've never heard of anybody called Yanny before, however, I have met a few fanny's in my time.

wtf, i don't understand this at all :conf:

Too much information Alfred :shocked:

We did it in a Science lesson once when I was at school. Our teacher would slowly raise the frequency of a recording and we'd all put our hands down when we could no longer hear it, and everyone put their hands down at different times.

what it basically means is that those with better hearing will hear yanny, those with not so good hearing will hear laurel

Jesus, there's no hope for me, I can't see for **** without glasses or contacts and now apparently my hearing is failing!! Someone shoot me now :laugh:

ok, well i was a mess at science :joker: thanks for explaining Ashley :hug:

Quick! who's got a gun?

no, this hurts your chances in ML, my mate

I thought it would be the opposite way round :suspect:

Yes Alf, stop trying to shoot Annie :nono: