Clouds Turn Into Reptilian Head Before My Eyes...OMG!!!!

Originally posted by Skywatcher2011
reply to post by Pauligirl

 

You also need to bring the tongue to life as well...nice sketch btw

Ok, and I gave him a little UFO for lunch

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/28e1cffeb1e2.jpg[/atsimg]

all i have to say is that is photo shopped the real cloud dragons are much more horrifying to see then a cartoony dragon

So to summarize our findings and for those members who don't like to read prior posts, here we have a detailed picture sketch of what the cloud formation was of...now, can you spot the alligator head?

Chameleon trails...............?

anyone?

it could also be some thing some one just washed off befor the sun got blocked by the clouds

reply to post by Skywatcher2011


I see your lizard, with the tongue. A Disney character was my thought before i read your statement. Quite awesome. Looked kinda like a duck in the first one

*With the photoshop one it doesn't seem so Disney anymore*

Originally posted by Skywatcher2011

So then about 3 minutes into our entire observation, a really exciting event happened that really shocked both of us. The cloud turned into the head of a reptile, presumably an alligator's head! I have never before in all my years looking at clouds experienced this once in a life time occurrence!

isn't it great to have that jelly beneath our skulls? that little understood thing that excels in detecting patterns in chaos...
that reptilian, my friend, was in your brain

Pareidolia, look it up.

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I see it, but so what?! I have seen many different things in the clouds, it all depends on what your imagination is up to at the time.

Originally posted by OptimusSubprime
reply to post by Skywatcher2011

 

I see it, but so what?! I have seen many different things in the clouds, it all depends on what your imagination is up to at the time.

Yeah, that's the point! Everyone has different experiences and this experience was unique to me and I wanted to share it with ATS members. To see a transformation of wispy clouds turn into a reptile head in a matter of about 3 minutes was the experience for me. I didn't plan on seeing anything at the time....it just happened to turn out that way

I dunno...where you see an alligator, I see a naked woman lying on her back. Those aren't eyes....

Originally posted by avocadoshag
I dunno...where you see an alligator, I see a naked woman lying on her back. Those aren't eyes....

I dare you to download the picture and show us what you see...I am having a hard time picturing it in my mind

Originally posted by Skywatcher2011

Originally posted by avocadoshag
I dunno...where you see an alligator, I see a naked woman lying on her back. Those aren't eyes....

I dare you to download the picture and show us what you see...I am having a hard time picturing it in my mind

I made a couple of attempts; I'm on my laptop (no mouse, only a touchpad) so they look pretty sketchy...literally.

Probably against the T&C to post "naked sky women" pictures lol.

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Yeah, that would be a violation of the T&C...but I am sure ATS members would have seen worse on here

I am just perplexed as to how the mind functions in terms of creating figures from cloud shapes. I see one thing and you see another. Is there any logical explanation for this???

Originally posted by Skywatcher2011
reply to post by avocadoshag

 

Yeah, that would be a violation of the T&C...but I am sure ATS members would have seen worse on here

I am just perplexed as to how the mind functions in terms of creating figures from cloud shapes. I see one thing and you see another. Is there any logical explanation for this???

Sure. We all perceive the world differently for a variety of reasons: genetics (they way our brains are wired to interpret stimuli); past experiences that shape the way we see things; and present mood (ie. if we're relaxed, happy, or tired, afraid, etc).

I'm an educator at the post-secondary level, and it never ceases to amaze me how people react differently to the same situations. Sometimes I'll present a concept that, to me, is very straight-forward and simple; yet there's always someone in the room who views it from a totally different aspect. To me they seem "wrong" yet I know to them I am "wrong" in my thinking.

It's what keeps our species interesting I guess.

Why do the craziest and absurd posts with no proof or evidence, always get a high number of S+F ?

Love the pics
That formation is way too distinct to be a coincidence.

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Yes, cloud shapes are interesting...makes me want to go catch more pics down the road