Ringtone adults cannot hear

[Shuffle]

Wow, SSNTails, that looks exactly like my dog.. only he lives outside. O_o

 

[Princess Plushima]

You see, what this is is a high-piched noise that can barely be perceived by the human ear. As you grow older, your ears are gradually destroyed and you lose the ability to hear high-pitched noises.

I read about this in an article on a guy who invented an anti-teen device.

Edit: This is wierd, I just played it. I can barely hear it, but my mom can hear it fully. That's wierd.

 

[fox.dx2]

You see, what this is is a high-piched noise that can barely be perceived by the human ear. As you grow older, your ears are gradually destroyed and you lose the ability to hear high-pitched noises.

I read about this in an article on a guy who invented an anti-teen device.

Edit: This is wierd, I just played it. I can barely hear it, but my mom can hear it fully. That's wierd.

It peirces my ears when I hear it for some reason and my mom can't hear it.

 

[brianv]

It hurts a little after you listen to it for 5 minutes.

 

[fox.dx2]

I ususally have to get my ears cleaned though.

 

[Zanyhead]

Both me and my mom can hear it, and my mom is half DEAF!

 

[Callum]

I heard that and I'm 18. Looks like that chart is innaccurate ;)

It's a ringtone that only teens can hear.

You become an adult when you're 21.

You become a full grown adult at different stages. You start Puberty at different ages, so when you start puberty when your 14, you will be an adult at 21. It varies :P It takes 7 years to go out of puberty.


Anyway, I hear that high pitched noise all the time, drives me bonkers.

 

[Shuffle]

My mom doesn't believe it. >_> "It's just one of those things kids say to drive thier parents crazy". She thinks everything is a conspiracy.

 

[Tets]

I can't imagine what anyone would hope to accomplish by using this as a "ringtone" other than getting someone to punch them in the face. Because that's exactly what I'm going to do the next time I hear that sound.

 

[FireKid]

Well, I definately heard it, it gave me a headache. However, my dad couldn't hear it, although he's 55. I guess it works to some extent!

 

[Callum]

PLACE of da HOLDER

 

[knuxy]

That ringtone hurts so bad...

 

[clairebun]

You see, what this is is a high-piched noise that can barely be perceived by the human ear. As you grow older, your ears are gradually destroyed and you lose the ability to hear high-pitched noises.

Well. I think this theory is just about destroyed. >.>

 

[brianv]

Still if someone like a teacher did hear that, they wouldn't know what it is, unless they trace it.

 

[TheDarkArchon]

You see, what this is is a high-piched noise that can barely be perceived by the human ear. As you grow older, your ears are gradually destroyed and you lose the ability to hear high-pitched noises.

Well. I think this theory is just about destroyed. >.>

...

He's almost correct: It's the sound sensors in the cochlea that die, with the ones that deal with high pitches dying first.

 

[Espyo]

That's a lie!
My mom can hear that also!
She is 41 years old!

 

[Espyo]

Yet still, my dad doesn't.

 

[Callum]

Don't double post, you are basically on VERY thin ice, so I'd watch it if I were you.

 

[Blitzzo]

You know, I doubt you'd be able to hear it ringing, especially from such a tiny speaker.

 

[marioman]

This is awesome! My dogs were going crazy, and no adult could hear it!