The Last Post Wins!

[wolflover18178]

*Noms Bieber's hair*

CAN HE COOOOOOOOME??

[psychdoktor]

Derpie

[wolflover18178]

*Plays animal jam*

[Wyldercat]

omg.

some dude sniffed my hair in the hallway and he does this to a bunch of other girls and he is just extremely creepy

This kid in my grade enjoys putting random things into girls' back pockets. ono

[AlphaEclipse]

I'll take another approach to the black/blue & gold/white dress phenomenon. What if it is not our eyes at all, but our monitors and how they are displayed/tilted? I tested moving the screen at different degrees, and to me originally with my screen at a 90 degree angle, I saw a gold/white dress, however, when I started to tilt the screen back, it darkened into blue/black. People who view the dress on a handheld device may be holding it back a bit and see it differently?

Lol the heck is this--

[wolflover18178]

Lawl.

[greenart6]

I see it as gold and white, and I showed my mom using the same computer, and she saw black and blue. I even backed up to see if maybe she saw it different due to the distance away, and she also came closer, but we both saw it as we had originally.

agh science explain plz thx

[wolflover18178]

PURPLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

[WolfQueen]

I'll take another approach to the black/blue & gold/white dress phenomenon. What if it is not our eyes at all, but our monitors and how they are displayed/tilted? I tested moving the screen at different degrees, and to me originally with my screen at a 90 degree angle, I saw a gold/white dress, however, when I started to tilt the screen back, it darkened into blue/black. People who view the dress on a handheld device may be holding it back a bit and see it differently?

Lol the heck is this--

images on a monitor get darker/less saturated by default when the screen is tilted due to the type and direction of light the monitor creates (RBG electric-generated light?). although this dress is actually blue and black.

probably some scientists are trying to troll the internet.

[wolflover18178]