Paredolia check.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

What do you see here?

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[Don't Panic]

The surface of Mars. Why?

[Gawdzilla Sama]

The surface of Mars. Why?

So, no alien artifact in sight?

[Don't Panic]

The surface of Mars. Why?

So, no alien artifact in sight?

Well from an Earth-centric perspective everything on the surface of Mars is alien, so a rock could be classed as an artefact, don't see anything that looks artificial or cinstructed though.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

The surface of Mars. Why?

So, no alien artifact in sight?

Well from an Earth-centric perspective everything on the surface of Mars is alien, so a rock could be classed as an artefact, don't see anything that looks artificial or cinstructed though.

Look at the big rock on the left. Note the clearly machined cube on it's right side, 3 o'clock position.

[Don't Panic]

The surface of Mars. Why?

So, no alien artifact in sight?

Well from an Earth-centric perspective everything on the surface of Mars is alien, so a rock could be classed as an artefact, don't see anything that looks artificial or cinstructed though.

Look at the big rock on the left. Note the clearly machined cube on it's right side, 3 o'clock position.

It's volcanic rock, straight lines aren't all that unusual, the rock cools quickly and contracts, creating clean fracture lines.


Giants Causeway in Antrim for a terrestrial example.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

The surface of Mars. Why?

So, no alien artifact in sight?

Well from an Earth-centric perspective everything on the surface of Mars is alien, so a rock could be classed as an artefact, don't see anything that looks artificial or cinstructed though.

Look at the big rock on the left. Note the clearly machined cube on it's right side, 3 o'clock position.

It's volcanic rock, straight lines aren't all that unusual, the rock cools quickly and contracts, creating clean fracture lines.


Giants Causeway in Antrim for a terrestrial example.

And the "submerged Atlantis" off Japan. (But, of course, that's "man"-made, so it doesn't count, now does it?)

[Don't Panic]

It's volcanic rock, straight lines aren't all that unusual, the rock cools quickly and contracts, creating clean fracture lines.


Giants Causeway in Antrim for a terrestrial example.

And the "submerged Atlantis" off Japan. (But, of course, that's "man"-made, so it doesn't count, now does it?)

Oh, hang on, you're American:



*finds script*



The giants causeway was carved from soild Basalt 450 years ago by leprechauns native to that part of Ireland, unfortunately deforestation and the change to the metric system wiped out the last of that noble race in the mid-twentieth century.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

It's volcanic rock, straight lines aren't all that unusual, the rock cools quickly and contracts, creating clean fracture lines.


Giants Causeway in Antrim for a terrestrial example.

And the "submerged Atlantis" off Japan. (But, of course, that's "man"-made, so it doesn't count, now does it?)

Oh, hang on, you're American:

*finds script*

The giants causeway was carved from soild Basalt 450 years ago by leprechauns native to that part of Ireland, unfortunately deforestation and the change to the metric system wiped out the last of that noble race in the mid-twentieth century.

Yeah, I knew about that one, to connect some small island or other to another small island or other.

[klr]

It's volcanic rock, straight lines aren't all that unusual, the rock cools quickly and contracts, creating clean fracture lines.


Giants Causeway in Antrim for a terrestrial example.

And the "submerged Atlantis" off Japan. (But, of course, that's "man"-made, so it doesn't count, now does it?)

Oh, hang on, you're American:



*finds script*



The giants causeway was carved from soild Basalt 450 years ago by leprechauns native to that part of Ireland, unfortunately deforestation and the change to the metric system wiped out the last of that noble race in the mid-twentieth century.

We didn't adopt the metric system until the late 1970's!

... it was the early onset of global warming that did for the leprechauns. That and an unfortunate incident during the filming of "Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory", when a group of leprechauns hired as stunt doubles for the Oompa-Loompas were wiped out after Gene Wilder went on a chocolate-induced killing spree.

[Don't Panic]

It's volcanic rock, straight lines aren't all that unusual, the rock cools quickly and contracts, creating clean fracture lines.


Giants Causeway in Antrim for a terrestrial example.

And the "submerged Atlantis" off Japan. (But, of course, that's "man"-made, so it doesn't count, now does it?)

Oh, hang on, you're American:



*finds script*



The giants causeway was carved from soild Basalt 450 years ago by leprechauns native to that part of Ireland, unfortunately deforestation and the change to the metric system wiped out the last of that noble race in the mid-twentieth century.

We didn't adopt the metric system until the late 1970's!

... it was the early onset of global warming that did for the leprechauns. That and an unfortunate incident during the filming of "Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory", when a group of leprechauns hired as stunt doubles for the Oompa-Loompas were wiped out after Gene Wilder went on a chocolate-induced killing spree.

The leprechauns attempted to change to the metric system in 1953, unfortunately they were then unable to buy anything in Irish shops and thousands starved to death. This lead to the delay in the rest of the country adopting the metric system until 1971(?) when the government had prepared adequate food stockpiles, just in case.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

Can we get back to the OP? I can see the face of Jeebus (albeit wearing a hoodie and a baseball cap to obscure his features - but it's definitely HIM!!)

[Don't Panic]

Can we get back to the OP? I can see the face of Jeebus (albeit wearing a hoodie and a baseball cap to obscure his features - but it's definitely HIM!!)

Code: Select all

IF OP=zilla 
 THEN derail=automatic.

[Trolldor]

Close up of gawd's man-boobs.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Close up of gawd's man-boobs.

It's not a panorama.