Reposted from 2005: The Assistant Village Idiot Appears On A Sweet Potato. That's me on the left, there. Sadly, it really does look like me. (Compare below)
Since then, I have learned that seeing patterns in random data is called apophenia.
This is a great selection to re-post ... reminds me of the Virgin Mary in the pizza that someone sold for thousands on Ebay. How long does it take for gelatinous sweet potato to reshape and blur-away the image? I have to be careful pointing out animals I see in the cloud formations, to our little guy - since they change so quickly depending on the cumulo-currents. Cheers, TomG
This is a great selection to re-post ... reminds me of the Virgin Mary in the pizza that someone sold for thousands on Ebay. How long does it take for gelatinous sweet potato to reshape and blur-away the image? I have to be careful pointing out animals I see in the cloud formations, to our little guy - since they change so quickly depending on the cumulo-currents. Cheers, TomG
This is a great selection to re-post ... reminds me of the Virgin Mary in the pizza that someone sold for thousands on Ebay. How long does it take for gelatinous sweet potato to reshape and blur-away the image? I have to be careful pointing out animals I see in the cloud formations, to our little guy - since they change so quickly depending on the cumulo-currents. Cheers, TomG
ReplyDeleteThis is a great selection to re-post ... reminds me of the Virgin Mary in the pizza that someone sold for thousands on Ebay. How long does it take for gelatinous sweet potato to reshape and blur-away the image? I have to be careful pointing out animals I see in the cloud formations, to our little guy - since they change so quickly depending on the cumulo-currents. Cheers, TomG
ReplyDeletesorry, there was a delay after clicking "Publish" so I did it twice
ReplyDeletedear Lord! That does very closely resemble you.
ReplyDeleteYou should ask Renee about the Chuck Norris/Jesus she found in the makeup dust in her dresser drawer
ReplyDeleteIf you are in to this sort of theing, the blog Starnge Maps has pictures of food that resemble countries/continents.
ReplyDeleteI love Strange Maps
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