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Just sitting on the pot staring at my squalor. Taking photos of clothes that should be in the wash.  Hey now  Proof if proof be need be 
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Chris Pistols posted:Just sitting on the pot staring at my squalor. Taking photos of clothes that should be in the wash.
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Feb 27, 2022 02:27
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Chris Pistols posted:Just sitting on the pot staring at my squalor. Taking photos of clothes that should be in the wash.
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Chris Pistols posted:Just sitting on the pot staring at my squalor. Taking photos of clothes that should be in the wash. |
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Feb 27, 2022 03:49
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If I look at things too much I do this all the time. I suppose the common example would be seeing things in clouds, though those are temporary, but it could be anything with a fairly random pattern that my mind sees something in and then I can never unsee it. Sometimes it bothers me, like I can't unsee this strange little monster face in the granite countertop in the bathroom and it looks at me whenever I bend over to brush my teeth. On the other hand, I like seeing my snake dragon friend in the floral pattern in the rug outside the back patio door is fun. I'm sure I'm not the only one that does this, or maybe I'm crazier then I already knew I am.
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Feb 27, 2022 11:03
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Now that I've seen the evidence I cannot deny it any lomger. E: snapped a picture of this little fellow waiting for a taxi. 
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Feb 27, 2022 16:28
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Twenty Four posted:If I look at things too much I do this all the time. I suppose the common example would be seeing things in clouds, though those are temporary, but it could be anything with a fairly random pattern that my mind sees something in and then I can never unsee it. Sometimes it bothers me, like I can't unsee this strange little monster face in the granite countertop in the bathroom and it looks at me whenever I bend over to brush my teeth. On the other hand, I like seeing my snake dragon friend in the floral pattern in the rug outside the back patio door is fun. pareidolia is cool and normal and fun imo. at my folks' place there is a ceiling stain that is a bear's head every time
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Feb 27, 2022 17:07
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biosterous posted:pareidolia is cool and normal and fun imo. at my folks' place there is a ceiling stain that is a bear's head every time Hmm, so just more then normal crazy, like I thought!  Half kidding but good to know!
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Feb 27, 2022 20:11
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that's some rad hardwood in your bathroom op |
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Feb 27, 2022 20:17
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drat gobbos! Always getting into the laundry pile! Always hiding, the little rapscallions! I tell you what! Next one I see is getting a great big can of hug! |
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Feb 27, 2022 21:19
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biosterous posted:pareidolia is cool and normal and fun imo. at my folks' place there is a ceiling stain that is a bear's head every time Dang, there's a horror short story I read in high school or college about a woman who began to see the same demon's face in pretty much everything she came across with a random texture, so she became an agoraphobe in an apartment where she surrounded herself with walls, objects, and food completely devoid of texture. The actual protagonist was a child who had to interact with her and bring her her daily featureless cream slurry. The old axiom "The devil is in the details" factored heavily into the story, as it became literally true for this woman, and I want to say the title was partly derived from it but I can't remember what the story was actually called. Now this is going to drive me crazy and the ogre in the shower tile is going to taunt me every night as I try to remember it |
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