Over 50's club

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Sharkie May 2018 8:36pm, 18 May 2018 13,302 posts	0 Sharkie Might have an effect alpen, but it's certainly not 'just' that. Raffo and I both listened to the same source - I heard Yanny (as I think most women will) and he heard Laurel.
Markymarkmark May 2018 8:38pm, 18 May 2018 6,933 posts	0 Markymarkmark No, it's definitely white...
Lip Gloss May 2018 8:40pm, 18 May 2018 29,490 posts	0 Lip Gloss Never tried it and I don't think I'll bother
ChrisHB May 2018 9:05pm, 18 May 2018 16,681 posts	0 ChrisHB I'm with LG.
LazyDaisy May 2018 9:54pm, 18 May 2018 22,537 posts	0 LazyDaisy Greg it's a recording of someone saying something and some people hear the word(?) 'Yanny' and others hear 'Laurel'.
57.5 Degrees of Pain May 2018 10:16pm, 18 May 2018 3,795 posts	0 57.5 Degrees of Pain I used to have a less than attentive dog called Laurel. Maybe all she heard was me shouting Yanny?
Cyclops May 2018 10:37pm, 18 May 2018 3,474 posts	0 Cyclops That'll be why she never came back, 57.5.
Columba May 2018 10:39pm, 18 May 2018 15,601 posts	0 Columba One of my children (when very small) used to say "yeyow" (for "yellow"), while another one used to say "lellow". I thought it indicated what they could (or couldn't) get their tongue(s) round, but maybe it was how they heard it.
Andrew65 May 2018 11:27pm, 18 May 2018 672 posts	0 Andrew65 I hear yanny, along with everyone else in my family. There is a scientific explanation somewhere about why some people hear yanny and others hear Laurel. But, like most 'science', it's a bit iffy.
GregP May 2018 9:27am, 19 May 2018 102,962 posts	0 GregP Okay. I found a Guardian thing on YouTube. If I’m backed into a corner it’s Yanny, but what I hear is ‘Yally’.