Turtle hats were all the rage amongst fashionable pirates. Source: reddit.com
Faces, faces everywhere! Is anything more human than to see shapes, especially faces, in nature, in everyday objects, in shadows? They fascinate us, amuse us, and occasionally scare us. Why? Because, well, we’re human.
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This made me smile. Kind regards E.
Likewise, Ezekiel.
Wild stuff
That there is like a gallery of Disney characters, good and evil 😂😂
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Amazing photos you made me laugh hahaha oh these turtles 🤣🤣
I think the bag is the funniest for me hahahaha
I was (am?) always seeing faces in the things around me and getting in trouble for “daydreaming.” I probably should have been taking pictures …
Exactly, Annie!
I see all kinds of pareidolia in tiles in kitchens and bathrooms, and don’t even get me started on how my brain morphs clouds, houses and buildings into everything from monsters to benevolent dragons!🤪
❤️&🙏, c.a.
Me too, C.A. And thanks for giving us the name for it. I don’t recall ever seeing the word “pareidolia” before.
These are great! 😎
It IS an interesting phenomenon how our eyes pick up on face-likenesses here, there, and everywhere–even in a dollop of peanut butter! Such fun. You’ll have to revisit this theme in the future, Mitch!
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The confused, or curious alarm clock. Loved it
Me too, Nigel.
Interesting art!
I was especially surprised by the first, second, and third photos—and the popcorn, too! 👀‼️😲😱
What fun, Mitch! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure, Mitzy!
Those pictures are funny! I liked the beer mug unicorn. Where do you find this stuff??
All over the place.
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You’re always bringing we readers a little (or a lot of) good cheer. Thanks so much.
My pleasure, Christopher.
Some of the faces are cute. Others are creepy.
Whoa….and Wow! 😜❤️😜
Wow!
You need the phantasy of a child to see these faces. They make me smile on my early Sunday morning. I like to look for faces (and other figures) in clouds and in some bathroom tiles.
Me too, Petra.
Fascinating. I love it!
Love these. Several I had not seen before, too; especially the shadow/drawing ones – so creative!
I love those too, Ed!
I got a kick out of those. I chuckled at the next to last one, with the clock saying, “They used to need me, now it’s, ‘Oh, my smartphone can do that.'” Hey buddy, if you could impersonate a rooster (and occasionally go off in church when the preacher is telling a story that involves birds), you would still have a job!”
;>)
Impossible to pick a favorite. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, Christina.