Ponder this

Mar 04, 2011 14:26

We have a teleconference that I attend every week.

When we dial in and the person running the call hasn't come online we get put on hold. The operater voice tells us that the organizer hasn't arrived and to please stay on the line...

"You may hear some silence while you wait."

Really.

How does one "hear" silence?

life, work

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qfemale March 4 2011, 20:32:31 UTC
Is this like black is not a color? You instead 'see nothing'?

*scratches head*

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gateruner March 4 2011, 21:16:32 UTC
Quite possibly.

I'm still trying to figure it out myself.

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qfemale March 17 2011, 08:33:26 UTC
Oh hey... we have 'see nothing' and 'hear nothing' now all we need is a 'speak nothing' !

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gateruner March 17 2011, 17:47:11 UTC
Hmmm... need to figure that one out.

If my lips move and no sound comes out, did I really speak?

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huntersglenn March 6 2011, 00:29:28 UTC
Almost as bad as "woke up dead"

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gateruner March 7 2011, 14:39:48 UTC
LOL! Yes it is. :)

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tularia March 6 2011, 03:23:26 UTC
The absence of noise? LOL

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gateruner March 7 2011, 14:45:26 UTC
It ranks right up there with the philosophical debate:

If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

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