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I like that it is a neat video....Yeah we
sometimes only see what we want to see.
I use to play reverse age with my mother...After
she reached 70 we told her look mom
your getting younger....Now your a mear 7.........
She would laugh.
That is awesome! LOL
Pretty neat, but it hardly gauges awareness: it instructs you to focus on a specific color and target area but expects you to notice a detail cast in the opposite spectrum. Maybe they should rename it the impaired awareness test.
@Sayitwell - I saw it, but feel compelled to agree with Sayitwell.
I am working on doing another mini tour of this in the fall if this one goes well so Chicago and Houston are on the top of my list! I'll keep you posted, k?!
Thanks again for the well wishes!!
oh we did this in psych class the other day! teehehehee. <3 :] i loves it.
lol, seriously. i was reading all the silly comments on that website about people thinking that models are people too and that they have feelings and blahblahblah, and i was like if they're people they'd eat something.
so today, i was looking at how to make a monokini swimsuit, and i was reading one website that described different kinds, but then it went on to what body types it looked good with, and so it said, "monokinis only look good on people that are tall and thin" or something like that, and i immediately thought: MODEL. and so now i'm out to prove that wrong! bwahaha.
stupid models...
i just realized that your birthday is 13 days after my mom's! haha. <3
wow, hard hitting realization.
the British stations where always really good with commercials like that.
keep your eyes and ears open!
Very good post...... I was hit on a bike twice in the same year some years ago........ so yeah...... it hit a little close to home~
hey man! how have you been? Haven't spoken to you in a while...I read the post underneath about making a frame, you live near the ocean or near the forest? If you live near the ocean you can always collect different sizes of drift wood and bunch them together with string and make a beautiful frame with that, and the same with wrotting wood you find in the forest, clean it up, spray it with varnish and haphazardly glue them together for a nice effect....You can also make the wooden frame as a base and then put a clear glass pane infront of it to give it the window, within a window effect.
Hope you are doing well man!
Stiaan