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Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
reply to post by Havalon
Fist of all, Havalon, I was responding to a post that has less meaning, reason, and conclusions than my post, and example of which I'm sure you wish to overlook to make your point. Please go back and re-read the exchange to get a proper point of view before posting again.
As far as explaining what you are seeing in these pictures, I did not know it was my job to educate you on how this finishing process works when it comes to mosaic pictures.
Some have done so in this thread, and I did not feel the need to repeat what they have said, for fear blind believers such as yourself would attack me for repeating what has already been posted.
Please, review this thread and issue the same criticism to everyone who has contributed in this thread, for and against, in the same manner I have, otherwise you transparent desire to believe the absurd without thinking it through or investigating it for himself is apparent to anybody around here with half a brain.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Originally posted by wingzero93
reply to post by mikesingh
I hate to say it, but this is the real deal. There is no plausible explanation for this, This is in fact, an object of non-natural formation. Period. Nuff said.
Wow, your total lack of understanding how digital imaging works has lead to to a conculsion that is just ridiculous. Deny ignorance, my friend, which means "deny the lack of what you don't understand" LOL
Originally posted by bergle
Hey has anyone proposed the idea that theres perhaps someone in the airbrush department who has tried to sneak out a few badly botched cover ups of anomalies on purpose?
Perhaps theres a PATRIOT IN THE MIX WHOS BEEN TRYING TO GET THE WORD OUT INSTEAD OF A CLUMSY SLOPPY AIRBRUSH WORKER IN THE STUDIO.?
It would be a helluva story no?
bergle