Ptolemaeus, Alphonsus and Arzache

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Ptolemaeus, Alphonsus and Arzache

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Bah. If you've seen one hole in the ground, you've seen 'em all.

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From a duck's perspective, eh?

Would someone care to offer a rodent's view?
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Arzache..........

...makes me think of hemorrhoid ointment.
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Denny wrote:Would someone care to offer a rodent's view?
Nanohedron wrote:Arzache..........

...makes me think of hemorrhoid ointment.
Well, I guess that is the view of some unfortunate rodents.
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jsluder wrote:
Denny wrote:Would someone care to offer a rodent's view?
Nanohedron wrote:Arzache..........

...makes me think of hemorrhoid ointment.
Well, I guess that is the view of some unfortunate rodents.
Ew. Ew.

Just........EW.

BTW, I hate photos like that. The concavities always look like convexities to me, and I can't switch how I see 'em.
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Silly me. Denny, I thought you were telling us about 3 new kittens who just moved into your house/heart.
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hyldemoer wrote:Silly me. Denny, I thought you were telling us about 3 new kittens who just moved into your house/heart.
Wrong. Denny was mooning us.
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I may be imagining it, but if I look really closely at crater Alphonsus I can almost make out where Ranger 9 crashed.
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Nanohedron wrote:BTW, I hate photos like that. The concavities always look like convexities to me, and I can't switch how I see 'em.
That's 'cause you've lost perspective.

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crookedtune wrote:
hyldemoer wrote:Silly me. Denny, I thought you were telling us about 3 new kittens who just moved into your house/heart.
Wrong. Denny was mooning us.
:lol: cute :lol:

I so need a few more critters around here...
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Nanohedron wrote:BTW, I hate photos like that. The concavities always look like convexities to me, and I can't switch how I see 'em.
Me neither. No surprise there. Looks like someone made mud cookies and smacked them all good and flat.
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Ptolemaeus, Alphonsus and Arzache....

Try spelling them with your eyes closed...

Slan,
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Nanohedron wrote:
BTW, I hate photos like that. The concavities always look like convexities to me, and I can't switch how I see 'em.
Use the shadows to switch them around. For instance, if you look at the center crater and pay attention to the shadow from the peak in the middle, and then let your eye drop down to the shadows just above the lower wall, then everything will switch over.

OTH, sseing the center crater with that large peak in the middle as a convex image does have some interesting, albeit Freudian, conotations....
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harpmaker wrote:
Nanohedron wrote:
BTW, I hate photos like that. The concavities always look like convexities to me, and I can't switch how I see 'em.
Use the shadows to switch them around. For instance, if you look at the center crater and pay attention to the shadow from the peak in the middle, and then let your eye drop down to the shadows just above the lower wall, then everything will switch over.

OTH, sseing the center crater with that large peak in the middle as a convex image does have some interesting, albeit Freudian, conotations....
I can do it only briefly, and then it goes right back. If the pic were upside-down, I'd probably see it properly, I'm guessing.
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