Topic: silly humor - post 'em here! [warning some NSFW and adult content] (Read 5,847,927 times)
Superman Man of Steel disguise Prosopagnosia explains why no one recognizes Clark Kent.jpg
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It's a Magic Eyew (aka Autostereogramw):
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It's a Magic Eyew (aka Autostereogramw):
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It's a Magic Eyew (aka Autostereogramw):
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I have never been able to see whatever it is that I am supposed to be able to see in that type of image. And that has always frustrated me.
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), and then look beyond the flat surface.
So with this text based one you can point out what I am supposed to be seeing and then I can see it.
But for the normal ones, I have tried all the suggestions over the years that involved defocusing, looking at it cross-eyed, looking at it from certain angles, or from a certain distance, with my glasses off, etc. And even when you tell me what it is that I am supposed to be seeing, even when you take your finger and point it out to me, all I see is the noise.
Following the recent California summit between Presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping, Chinese micro-bloggers picked up on an uncanny resemblance between a photograph of the two strolling through the Sunnylands estate and a cartoon image of AA Milne’s cartoon creations. The two images were published side by side this week on the Chinese social media site Weibo.
China’s army of Internet censors has picked an unusual target in its battle to wipe dissent from the country’s computer screens: Winnie the Pooh and Tigger.
Following the recent California summit between Presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping, Chinese micro-bloggers picked up on an uncanny resemblance between a photograph of the two strolling through the Sunnylands estate and a cartoon image of AA Milne’s cartoon creations. The two images were published side by side this week on the Chinese social media site Weibo.
But the posts were almost immediately “harmonized”, as censors appeared to take exception to the comparison between their president and a podgy bear with a penchant for honey. Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post said overzealous censors had “nipped in the bud what could have been a positive PR campaign, tailor-made for President Xi Jinping”.
I think it's cute. How the heck do people find such parallels? (Or is it photoshopped?)
I think it's cute. How the heck do people find such parallels? (Or is it photoshopped?)
Remember, one of the fun things about Da InterWebz is that you get to tap a world's worth of rare talents. So some people have a talent for pattern recognition. So I certainly imagine someone saw that news photo and their brain peeled off the matching cartoon graphic.
It's related to the concept and talent for puns. I have a modest talent for those on "fast" days.
Jesus has been known to appear in some pretty unorthodox (religion joke!) places, like in the bark of a tree, a frying pan or delicious Cheeto, and even in a damn blessed grilled cheese sandwich. J-C has been spotted once again… in this dog’s B-U-T-T. Homeboy is wearing his signature robe and everything!
QuoteJesus has been known to appear in some pretty unorthodox (religion joke!) places, like in the bark of a tree, a frying pan or delicious Cheeto, and even in a damn blessed grilled cheese sandwich. J-C has been spotted once again… in this dog’s B-U-T-T. Homeboy is wearing his signature robe and everything!(see attachment in previous post)
http://www.incrediblethings.com/web/jesus-spotted-in-a-dogs-bum-bum/
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