Re: A bird in the hand...
_, _ ,
{~=: {~=:
[2@!& [2@!&
(d +*$%^L" . (d +*$%^L"
wD / | qc W] wD / |c W]
<z0M> N- f4 Vt <zM> N-4 Vt
FHOQ o?d s 3eu FHOQo?ds 3eu
ZB G } A 8y 9 ZB G} A8y 9
`CEIP )oi vb `CEIP)oivb
# R1lT ap' # R1lTap'
\JSVjxg \JSVjxg
K rXY K rXY>
7 h 6 7 h 6
m 5 n m 5 n
AsH
Llizard wrote:
That's a stereogram, you say?
--
Yup. And if you can't see the bird, here it is, on its own:
_,
{~=:
[2@!&
+*$%^L"
/ |
M> N-
Although, the M and the N could be considered to be an integral part of
both the bird, and the index finger.
Also, I have diddled the 3d stereogram a little. I forgot to mention,
although you seem to have worked it out, that you must look cross-eyed
at this one, but if you want to see it by looking past it, just reverse
the images (left - right).
Flookster
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