It is hard to tell whether or not this attempt can be considered legit. The 44 words I can hear are: ice, tree, nose, grass, teeth, cement, braces, window, hair, bent?, eyebrow, bells?, eyelashes, shoe, (inaudible), animal, lanyard, dog, ticket, cat, key, fish, shoes , (inaudible), socks, elephant, pants, giraffe, underwear, tiger, tree, liger, clothes, lion, fire hydrant, girl, (inaudible), boy, (inaudible), man, lunch, woman, sandwich, dinner. That leaves "shoe" twice (albeit one plural and one singular), "fire hydrant" as one word, and a bunch of inaudible words.
It's difficult to say if this utterance really qualifies as a "shh." There is a distinct whistling sound which shouldn't be possible in the voiceless postveolar fricative /ʃ/ phoneme.
Most Pizza Slice Face Slaps In 15 Seconds
Thomas' attempt unfortunately does not match the criteria – only one person can perform the slapping.
Most Alternating Random Words Spoken Between Two People In 30 Seconds
It is hard to tell whether or not this attempt can be considered legit. The 44 words I can hear are: ice, tree, nose, grass, teeth, cement, braces, window, hair, bent?, eyebrow, bells?, eyelashes, shoe, (inaudible), animal, lanyard, dog, ticket, cat, key, fish, shoes , (inaudible), socks, elephant, pants, giraffe, underwear, tiger, tree, liger, clothes, lion, fire hydrant, girl, (inaudible), boy, (inaudible), man, lunch, woman, sandwich, dinner. That leaves "shoe" twice (albeit one plural and one singular), "fire hydrant" as one word, and a bunch of inaudible words.
Longest "Shh"
It's difficult to say if this utterance really qualifies as a "shh." There is a distinct whistling sound which shouldn't be possible in the voiceless postveolar fricative /ʃ/ phoneme.
Most Consecutive Table Tennis Ball Bounces With Full Table Tennis Paddle Spin Between Each Bounce
I have to agree with you Peter – as early as the second bounce he only spins the paddle half-way.
Most Consecutive Baseball Bounces On A Hockey Puck
Slow motion analysis shows you undersold yourself here. Impressive as always.