Fluff : once seen, you can’t not see it

Yep, another one scared to click! But I will comment on the title! Yep, once seen, you can't unsee it! I was at my daughter's home a couple of weeks ago. Her neighbor comes out to get something out of her car. She turns around, and her entire butt was showing! The whole thing. I was mooned! And you can't tell me she didn't know her pants were down. I can't get that image out of my mind. Oh my word!

Don’t be afraid to click!

We had a nutcracker themed tea party, and my chair used it as a platform to give her friends jobs. Well one of her friends was a graphics designer ( not a good one), so she got the job of designing the poster.

Um. She gave the nutcracker a penis! And a happy face!

I kick myself because I never saved one of those posters.

I can’t describe very well but it involved a very poorly placed triangle.

These have my 15 year-old inner boy child giggling. I think I will look out for the Euro coin missing our dear Norway.

So interesting that nobody at the company noticed. (It’s a safe assumption they didn’t notice, right?) The poor designer! (Wait, it’s a safe assumption he didn’t know, either, right? Now I’m so confused.)

I wonder what I would have seen without the clues from the headline and the perfectly positioned wrinkle in the package. 

I took a truly dumb quiz online recently (maybe I linked from here?) where I looked at several pictures that can be seen two different ways and then they told me some drivel about what my choice says about me. It’s not that I don’t believe that there’s some kind of neurological basis for how we perceive images; I just thought the extension to personality analysis was bunk.