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Physical Representation Of A Virtual Occurrence by rongo rongo
April 21st, 2009 6:31 AM
I didn't create this, but instead captured a naturally occurring instance of Highlight Magazine's 'What's Wrong With This Picture?'. Back in the ancient days, this kid's magazine used to have detailed cartoons with subtle mistakes. (Currently, the mistakes tend to be a bit funnier and less subtle.) During a customer meeting, one of my colleagues (the one who was responsible for this) was a real life, walking example of the old-style 'What's Wrong' cartoons. I leave the game of spotting the mistake up to the viewer.
My colleague has a great sense of humor, and was pleased to be able to once again inadvertently assist me in some SF0 tasking.
(Updated to add a bonus picture with more wrongness.)
My colleague has a great sense of humor, and was pleased to be able to once again inadvertently assist me in some SF0 tasking.
(Updated to add a bonus picture with more wrongness.)
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posted by rongo rongo on April 21st, 2009 6:52 AM
None of the meeting attendees noticed, even after two days. To me, the best part of this task was realizing that there are probably funny little mistakes in the world around me all the time, that I am not even noticing.
posted by anna one on April 21st, 2009 12:25 PM
Your powers of observation are Holmesian. I'm impressed.
posted by saille is planting praxis on April 23rd, 2009 1:41 PM
I have totally done that.
I cannot believe that took me close to a whole minute to spot.