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Tried a younger picture. Here I am. :neutral: I'll keep trying. :sillygrin:

OMG- you couldn't have chosen a WORSE picture of me

Using the only picture I have at work.... Seems you & I are connected CM :smile:

Nice :smile:

Ok, now I'm Carrie Underwood. :eek: I'll take it. :sillygrin:

And I used a fake picture. :pbpt:

I think you're cute no matter what. Is this better? :litesmile:

I sent the link along to my granddaughter and got an email back already. She's morphing all of her friends and having a ball. Of course, she's only 13, so how bad can it get?

You think you got it bad? I just had one of those 'holy crap' moments...

I tried to google my name on the internet and see of I could get a photo of myself from someplace quick...

Apparently I'm a murder suspect in Glendale, AZ! I guess putting my face on the net for facial recognition may not be such a good idea - at least until the 'heat' dies down... :wink:

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Dan Peterson morphed into Jesse Jackson. :sillygrin:

I don't know how to load the page here. :neutral:

this is too funny - murder suspects to britney spears.

nice Laura Dern look Kat!!

I wish I had the time to goof off with this site.

I think the wife's lookalikes are more flattering than mine...

Sexy couple! :cool:

HUGH JACKMAN AND SOPHIA LOREN! COOL!

The celebrity face recognition page is fun!

Interesting to see how different photos of the same person yield different results.

I scanned one of Santa Dave with Jay Leno and it did give Jay Leno as a 52% match, but that was not their strongest match.

Santa Dave came up as matching Alexander Graham Bell, among others. I thought maybe he'd come up as one of the actors who played Santa in Miracle on 34th Street.

My photos matched Glenn Close (been told that before) and also Jack Lemmon (my dad looked a lot like Jack Lemmon). Can't remember who else, but I was mostly pleasantly surprised.

I wonder if that's one of those "I wonder what I can get someone to do" things.. Can you imagine how nasty that would smell?

Time to submit it to mythbusters I think.

check this out!!! look this drive-in up on the list!! in New Mexico!!! it is kool as hell!!

Circle Autoscope Drive-In

2901 Carlisle Blvd. NE Albuquerque, NM

1 of the 4 drive-ins that had individual screens for each car.

http://www.driveintheater.com/drivlist.htm

wow that was cool!

I'm spoiled now with my friends big screens

I'd love to see all those old movies though.

Cool!

I don't think I'd care for that...you might as well sit home in your living room. I do love the drive-in, though, and I try to make it out to Manning/94 every summer or two...

I usually fall asleep! :eyeroll:

I think they should have partitions up between the screens. :pbpt: :sheepish:

I've got a semi-retired friend who's looking at a new RV -

The master bedroom has a 32" plasma TV that folds into the ceiling. When you fold it down, you can pivot it around and face it directly out the rear window. So you can sit at the campfire AND watch the game at the same time!

SWEET!! I want one!!!

wow nice

Udderly Amazing Self-Milking Cow Wows Witnesses
http://www.breitbart.tv/?p=68704

Wow! I'd better read it fast - I'll be 55 in November.

Nice to see someone - anyone - lumping an old broad like me in with the twenty-somethings, though.

The writing aspect of Yahoo Shine appeals to me though - I'll check it out. Thanks for the link!

I just have to add - I've been reading medical journal articles for my latest work project. They keep mentioning "older" and "elderly" populations in the article titles, then when they describe the study population, they say, "ages 55 and older".

Ugh. Since when? I thought they've been trying to sell us on how young we are and how long we can live??? And that old doesn't happen anymore until long after 55.

I think the guys version is this:
http://espn.go.com/

Besides if men needed a search engine (which we'd never admit), it would have a small vocabulary: Celebrity, Nude, Sex, Topless, etc...

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http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/superpiipii.html

haha. I wonder if it has the "write your name in the snow" option?

Nice. I found it to be easiest to start with Microsoft VE (labels) to know where I was on the map before zooming in.

When I clicked on that link it took me directly to a map of our lake. Is that because I've been to the site before? Seemed strange when the address was pretty generic and not specific at all. Anyway, it's a cool site. I don't even remember using it before. :smile:

Norfolk Live Eagle Cam

http://www.wvec.com/cams/eagle.html

Mama is on her nest, as I'm posting this.

The eagle pair has had some setbacks this season, but mated again soon after their last eggs failed. There is even video on one of the links on that site. You'd think, being part eagle, I'd know all about that, but I didn't.

This was the largest building ever moved back in 1999. It was moved from the corner of 1st Ave and 7th st to Hennepin and 5th st over a block and a half away.
http://www.youtube.com:80/watch?v=nzefIIGO918

We were just talking about this yesterday when I was in mpls for a trade show.

That's awesome! I totally remember that

I am so glad they didn't tear it down I hate any old building being brought to the ground like that!! I felt so bad when the took down the Met. and the civic center!! I loved them places!!

I remember when they gave the Met Center the ESPN "Play of the Day" -

The day they tried to implode it with dynamite - it refused to fall down, so they had to dismantle the building piece by piece with Backhoes.

I have a few pices of it!! I love that stuff!!! it is so kool to say I have some of that stuff!!

I was there that day watching it from the MOA parking ramp. We all laughed our asses off once the dust settled. One side did go down after about 5 minutes though. Seeing the roof fall was kinda cool. The echo of the explosion was pretty wicked as well.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Vg_ZoPu_Awg