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[Lando_Griffin]

check this card trick

http://www.snopes2.com/humor/info/card1.htm

That had me stumped for about 3 goes - then I finally figured it out!!!!! 

[dawson99]

Stare intently at the red dot in the center of the left block for about a couple of minutes.

Once you've done this, look over to the center of the right block. It should act weird - by fading out and 'flickering'. If you move your head closer and further from the monitor (while focussing in the center), you should see some interesting interference effects too.

the right hand one looks 3d, its scaring me now!!!!

[woof woof !]

Interesting Wooly , but I prefer hallucinations WITH drugs , they tend to be in super rama rainbow technicolour wide screen deja vu slo mo with bells on .

[The Ace1983]

A friend of mine once spent an entire afternoon letting spiders disolve on his tongue to find which ones have hallucinagenic qualities. He did find one but he can't remember which one it was. Well, actually he can but I've never encountered a four foot tall green spider that speaks fluent elvish and carries a human head.

[The Ace1983]

www.subversiveelement.com/ OpticalIllusions2.html

Some good hallucinations here.

[dawson99]

the classic of all time. old woman or young girl?

[dawson99]

just quality

[The Ace1983]

I just did the whole thread... I think I need a lie down...

[Judge]

non related subject

Drunk dogs outrage Monday March 27, 06:54 AM     

Four out of 10 dog owners have fed their pets chocolate which could kill them, while a quarter of vets have treated animals that have been given alcohol.

During the past 12 months 87% of vets said they had seen an increase in the number of cats and dogs needing treatment after being given food intended for human consumption, according to Halifax Pet Insurance.

A third of vets said chocolate and sugary snacks were the biggest culprits, while a quarter blamed the problems on left-overs being fed to pets and 17% attributed them to dairy products. One in four vets said they had had to treat animals who had been given alcohol, which can make them unpredictable and violent.

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just thought you ought to know

[Lando_Griffin]

non related subject

Drunk dogs outrage Monday March 27, 06:54 AM     

Four out of 10 dog owners have fed their pets chocolate which could kill them, while a quarter of vets have treated animals that have been given alcohol.

During the past 12 months 87% of vets said they had seen an increase in the number of cats and dogs needing treatment after being given food intended for human consumption, according to Halifax Pet Insurance.

A third of vets said chocolate and sugary snacks were the biggest culprits, while a quarter blamed the problems on left-overs being fed to pets and 17% attributed them to dairy products. One in four vets said they had had to treat animals who had been given alcohol, which can make them unpredictable and violent.

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just thought you ought to know