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I don't know why the topic isn't around anymore. The only thing I can think of is, someone got out of hand with it in my absence, or it's something that got deleted when my account was "hacked".

At any rate, the original idea of this topic was to find pictures of designs that nature has repeated.
For Instance, a picture of a tree, and a picture of lungs.

I can't find the book anywhere, because I can't remember the book's name or its author. Our Awareness teacher brought it in, and I loved the book. I remember there was a picture of placenta that everyone in the class thought was sea anemone. It's what got me started on looking around for all sorts of patterns.

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This is the inside of a Sand Dollar:

Ooo, I like this game!

You mean like this one?









Im very bored and insomniac, as you can see 

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Well, I was looking for more realistic sort of objects and whatnot, but I don't think I'm really all that worried about it. If it's a repeat of something else, it works 

Realistic, pfft, why narrow it? 

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Right, it's why I said I'm not worried about it, and it all works. 

I know its slightly off topic, but it sort of is ON topic: Foods That Look Like Body Parts & What are They’re Good For

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That's exactly what I was looking for, originally Nina  Awesome find

I have my moments

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These are all pictures of clouds:





Here you go Nina!

Wow, beautiful ones!

ps: the middle one aint a cloud 

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They're called lenticular clouds... we get them around here, alot... It was about 9 years ago, I was on a forum, posted the pics because I was all excited about Sightings! and being able to capture them, and someone came along and was all "No Newb, it's a Cloud formation" then made me look it up on wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cloud_types


My only argument... to the pictures of it these clouds... is what if they use them as a "cover" or... what if one day, we capture a real one, and will dismiss it cause we're use to seeing clouds?

We are going way out of topic, again  but among ufologists, this isnt nothing new:

http://www.treurniet.ca/tricloud/tricloud.htm

http://shortcuttoaliens.tripod.com/id4.html

http://www.ecoenquirer.com/UFO-cloud-wakes.htm


just to list a few

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Spiffyness!

Thanks for that