Has anyone noticed the "doe in headlights" look that is now seen on the faces of the?
435812
yep thats what it  is girl .
672747
Yes, we saw it this spring.  It is warning cars to watch for illegal aliens in that area.  Kind of unsettling I thought.
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It sure is.  That is funny, I thought I was the only one that felt this way.  I think it's his stare (eyes) Maybe his big plastic head.  LOL  That was a funny question.  Thanks for making me laugh.
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i had always read that they did. that is why i went and got one. my eyes do not seem to get as tired and red as they did before.
419554
Depennds on the server. Probably changed the look.
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they kind of looked like oakleys to me.  If you look at places like sunglass hut you will find something at least similair.
608554
face-it's funny to see
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ha, ha, ha, ha,\n\nI noticed that too.\n\nJust another marketing gimmick.
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For most people, they only look that way under certain conditions: in a movie or video recording, or at night under certain types of lights.\n   This effect is called aliasing, where one does not observe a continuous picture, but lots of snapshots at regular instances of time.  In movies or video, this occurs at the frame rate of the camera.  Under certain lights like Sodium lamps (and incandescents to a lesser degree), their brightness varies with the 50 or 60 HZ frequency of the AC power supplied to them.  This has the effect of also time-sampling the scene, to some degree, just like a strobe light freezes a moving scene. \n    Consider, for example, if the wheel has a regular pattern of spokes, and it is captured in a 30 frame per second movie.  If the speed of the wheel is just right so that the wheel rotates 1 spoke distance in the 1/30th of a second interval between frames, then in each frame the wheel will look the same.  Thus, in the movie, the wheel will appear to be still.  If the wheel speeds up just slightly from this rate, the spokes will appear in each frame just slightly ahead of the last (although you are really looking at a different spoke in each frame), and the wheel will appear to turn forward very slowly.  If the wheel slows down from this rate, the wheel will appear to turn backwards very slowly.\n   This effect is generally not observed in direct sunlight, but the wheel will appear as a continuous blur.  However, because it is a blur, the eye is quite sensititve to even very faint aliasing effects which allow the brain to perceive some stucture there.  Such faint aliasing can come from a variety of unexpected sources, such as the slight increase/decreases in ambient light level as a car drives beside a guardrail with a regular spacing of posts.  Near each post, the light will be slightly brighter or darker from the reflections or shadows of light off the post.  This will give a regular time varying brightness in the car's frame of reference, which may cause a faint aliasing pattern to become visible.
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as i understood it- a computer generated "eye" was programmed to figure the bestpattern scheme for camoflaging a trooper- on the move, in varying light conditions, at various distances- when tested the old patterns failed...and if you've ever seen  camoflage in the field on a grunt, it really only works best when not moving, in lowlight and at a distance...doesn't make you invisible!!  supposedly the new pattern works better, and i think it does-at least the desert digitals... but it might all just be a way to get more funding from congress and give our boys a pattern recognizably different from the old pattern- the one everyone in the world is quickly adopting..the new uniforms also have loads of improvements over the old ones-velcro pockets, better pockets, knee and elbowpad holders, elastic in the waist, lighter material... even still with the new pattern, the uniform is les than half the equation to camoflage-you have to think "sneaky" don't skyline yourself on the horizon or against light objects, as body outline is a dead giveaway, so crouching and lying down or using a ghille suit integrating natural foliage.this helps a lot-as does facepaint. remember to keep moving slow and sticking to shadows...
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Nobody seems to know how the look got there.  It must be a test.  Deleting cookies gets rid of it, but nobody seems to know how to get it if you want it.
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I assumed that Ugly Betty was modeled after "The Devil wears Prada". I find it to be obvious. I liked the movie better.\nDoesn't it seem that Betty will eventually get a makeover and no longer be ugly?
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Yes. My wife did. She was told that her husband was near by and hadn't crossed over towards the light. \n\nI was outside in my car...in a traffic jam as something was wrong with the light so I couldn't get to the parking garage to park the car. I missed the whole %#@$ show!!!
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I don't know if these guys are telling the truth here.  The body is the first thing i notice, the face is second.
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Of course, but not today.  Last night, my neighbors were abducted right in the middle of a game of gin rummy  We were just having such great fun when the beam of light shown through our side window.  It fell on Bob and Janet.  Oh, the surprised look on their faces! In a flash, they were sucked into the light and off into the wide black yonder.\nWe waited a few minutes and then had to re-deal.
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Your AVATAR is not bad; get rid of the purple lensed sunglasses and it will be even better : )
737507
Oh man, I really hope that's not true. I drive an old '92, 2 door Toyota Tercel. It used to be red, but it's faded to a horrible pinkish colour, except for the front fender and drivers door, which are bright red from when someone backed into my car. The fenders over the tire wells are sanded down, b/c they were rusted, and now they're sprayed white, and have been that way for months. It chug-a-lugs its way up hills going about 30km/h, and frequently stalls, and sometimes refuses to shift into reverse, which is quite annoying. So I guess that would make me a run down, hunk of junk that has to stop and sit down every few km. Greaaaat. I feel so much better about myself now. lol.