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Yeah, this is a duh moment.

Deepcrush wrote:Yeah, this is a duh moment.

SO I take it your going for Al?

I take off my glasses, I can see Marilyn Monroe. With them on, I see Albert.

Nutso wrote:I take off my glasses, I can see Marilyn Monroe. With them on, I see Albert.

I take off my glasses, I can't see anything. I put them on, I see Albert.

Glasses: Albert
non-Glasses:....Albert. just slightly hazier. And with a lot less headache.

Nutso wrote:I take off my glasses, I can see Marilyn Monroe. With them on, I see Albert.

Same here...

Me too. Shows how short-sighted we all are.

Captain Seafort wrote:Me too. Shows how short-sighted we all are.

As if we needed a picture to tell us that...

Oh, you meant physically. Well, I have an astigmatism rather than any eyeball deformation, and I see Al with or without the glasses.

I keep thinking there must be some trick to this...

Yeah, I'm waiting for Ian to tell us that seeing Albert Einstein is an indication of some sort of painful neurological disease.

Mikey wrote:

Captain Seafort wrote:Me too. Shows how short-sighted we all are.

As if we needed a picture to tell us that...

Oh, you meant physically. Well, I have an astigmatism rather than any eyeball deformation, and I see Al with or without the glasses.

Same boat over here.

Nutso wrote:I take off my glasses, I can see Marilyn Monroe. With them on, I see Albert.

Oh my God, I'm just as crazy as you are Nutso. I am by the way nearsighted, the further away I get the clearer Marilyn becomes.

I've looked at this thing in every conceivable way I can think of, and all I ever see is Einstein. If others hadn't admitted to seeing Monroe I'd swear Ian was just screwing with our heads.

I can only see Monroe when I squint really really hard.