Bahahahaha. I have to call on one thing though. The first picture? That stucco is, if I am not mistaken (an I doubt I am, lol), from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Yeah, never could have happened, however, funny as hell!!
#5 doesn't seem to be working; at least I don't see it.
These were great! Loved the Clapper one, hahahaha!
Bahahahaha. I have to call on one thing though. The first picture? That stucco is, if I am not mistaken (an I doubt I am, lol), from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Yeah, never could have happened, however, funny as hell!!
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Bahahahaha. I have to call on one thing though. The first picture? That stucco is, if I am not mistaken (an I doubt I am, lol), from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Yeah, never could have happened, however, funny as hell!!
#5 doesn't seem to be working; at least I don't see it.
These were great! Loved the Clapper one, hahahaha!
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Dang it!! #5 was the cat with a curious tail position, too! Will try to find it again......
hahahahaha, love them! the clapper? - too much. lol #6 is a great visual play on an image. can't remember what those are called. anyone out there know?
hahahahaha, love them! the clapper? - too much. lol #6 is a great visual play on an image. can't remember what those are called. anyone out there know?
@Edeneve: #6 is called an optical illusion, specifically the foreground-background phenomenon such as is often see in the black and white images where you either see a vase or two faces depending on whether you see the white or the black areas as the foreground or the background
@Edeneve: #6 is called an optical illusion, specifically the foreground-background phenomenon such as is often see in the black and white images where you either see a vase or two faces depending on whether you see the white or the black areas as the
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@Edeneve: #6 is called an optical illusion, specifically the foreground-background phenomenon such as is often see in the black and white images where you either see a vase or two faces depending on whether you see the white or the black areas as the foreground or the background
You can see a bunch of classic examples here.
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