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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Hidden dolphins

Hidden Dolphins

You saw a couple in an intimate pose, right?
Interestingly, research has shown that young children cannot identify the intimate couple because they do not have prior memory associated with such a scenario.
What they WILL see, however, is the nine dolphins in the picture!
So, I guess we've already proven you're not a young innocent child... now... If it's hard for you to find the dolphins within 6 seconds, your mind is indeed corrupt and you probably need help, you sicko!
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We've had a lot of fun with this one on Clip Marks. For those who want an answer, here's where all those pesky dolphins are.


Monday, November 12, 2007

Redefining Privacy

Now they want us to Redefine our definition of privacy to fit with the government's agenda. Here's a link to the CNN article.
Thankyou Debbyski of ClipMarks for bringing this to everyone's attention :)

Sunday, April 29, 2007

Take that Dish

This is something I clipmarked that I thought was cool. Now with all the money your saving that tv will pay itself off in no time, right? I wonder how many people are going to use that type of argument around sports season.
clipped from news.yahoo.com
Richard Schneider, president of Antennas Direct, poses for a photo on the roof of his house with a high definition television antenna March 26, 2007, in Wildwood, Mo. Schneider, who started building the antennas in his garage a few years ago, says it's ironic that 80-year-old technology has been 'rejigged' to provide the best quality picture with modern high definition televisions. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

By JOE MILICIA, Associated Press Writer


CLEVELAND - Buying an antenna for a high-definition television seems as out of place as using a rotary phone to make a call. But some consumers are spending thousands of dollars on LCD or plasma TVs and hooking them up to $50 antennas that don't look much different from what grandpa had on top of his black-and-white picture tube.

Local TV channels, broadcast in HD over-the-air, offer superior picture quality over the often-compressed signals sent by cable and satellite TV companies.

And the best part? Over-the-air HD is free.

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