PICS VIII: 10% LARGER THAN PICS VII

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

The noses fit really well.

I don't suppose anyone knows more about those square clouds? My google fu failed me.

[Cain]

Justin Bieber challenges gender expectations?  Come on now, let the lad at least hit puberty before we start jumping to conclusions.

As an aside, I seem to remember saying at the time Wrecking Ball or whatever it was came out that Miley Cyrus was basing her look on Bieber.  I can't remember if I had a reason for it or not, though you can probably find it if you search.

[Bruno]

Shit lines up almost too well to not suspect some level of image manipulation shenanigans.

Cain: I thought the same thing when I first saw her new image, as in, it was the first thing that came to mind the instant I saw it on the cover of some magazine while standing in line at Walmart.

I'm half tempted to try and find some facial recognition software/service and give it a bunch of pictures of both of them.

[Bruno]

SkyBiometry thinks Bieber looks slightly more like Liam Hemsworth than Miley Cyrus.

You win this round, Miltin Cyber. 

Also, Bieber scores a 29% confidence for male. Helmsworth scored 100% for male, and Cyrus 69% for female.

[Rococo Modem Basilisk]

I don't suppose anyone knows more about those square clouds? My google fu failed me.

It's the result of square fields / bodies of water. Structures on the ground that have a strong difference in temperature absorbtion rates can, under certain circumstances, have corresponding effects on cloud formation.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Oh, come on. Like all white people don't look the same.

[Bruno]

Oh, come on. Like all white people don't look the same.

Fair enough. 

[Trivial]

[Trivial]

[LMNO]

For some strange reason, my pants just got tighter.

[Doktor Howl]

My friend Tori just made this.

It's a meat bomb.

[minuspace]

I don't suppose anyone knows more about those square clouds? My google fu failed me.

It's the result of square fields / bodies of water. Structures on the ground that have a strong difference in temperature absorbtion rates can, under certain circumstances, have corresponding effects on cloud formation.

Wow, that's crazy.  I would have thought that a steep temperature gradient resulted in more turbulent distributions?

[Bruno]

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

My friend Tori just made this.

It's a meat bomb.

I like this.

[Trivial]