The way you see yourself in a mirror differs from the way others see you in real life.Studies have shown that when you check out someone else your eyes are most likely drawn to the right side of their face. Yet when gaze upon your own reflection your eyes are programmed to study what is actually the left side of your face. So unless you are blessed with a perfectly symmetrical visage, you don't appear to others how you think you look.
Researchers tested this by showing people a photograph of themselves and then a mirror image of that photograph. While the person in the picture almost always chose the mirror image as more attractive, their partner almost always picked the photo.
Just further proof nobody will ever love you quite like you love yourself.
If these people had mirrors in front of them, they'd probably see that something is not exactly right with their self-image...
Photobombers: Here Comes Trouble
Soon after his death, George Carlin's ghost began appearing in photos worldwide, spreading his message of love and peace, motherf*&$ers
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...and sometimes George Carlin's ghost was getting photobombed himself.
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something about drunk guys with silk ties stealing your girlfriend..
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You never forget your first taste of Pabst.
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..your second will send you on a murderous rampage.
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Carlton squealed with delight upon realizing that Sheila was about to honor his drunken request to "show us your t*ts!"
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Here Comes Trouble
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The superfluous 'Wet Willie Attack' bomb.
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You never know where Hall & Oates will show up next.
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Friday 20 March
By rtpackard
This brings up some interesting questions:
1). How do the mirrors perceive us? Do they see our mirror image, or the one everyone else sees? If they see the mirror image, doesn't that kind of make the Queen's Magic Mirror in Snow White like the worst judge of beauty in the world?
2). Assuming I know this now, does it mean I can break the pattern? Or will my mirror still lie to me?
3). Why the hell did I bring up Snow White?
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Saturday 21 March
By Jane Doughski
Well, here's my Raymond's Taint.. either you got it or you don't.
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