A glacier in Norway has astonished people the world over by appearing to depict a weeping face as it melts away into the icy waters below. Some say the face is that of Mary weeping for Jesus others claim it is Michael Jackson crying over all the negative coverage in the wake of his death. Environmentalists are calling it Mother Nature's tears and have floated plans to use photos of the glacier in anti-global warming campaigns in the coming months. Global warming is the leading cause of melting polar ice caps and rising sea levels that threaten coastal towns worldwide.
i'd have to look around to see how legit this pic is, but either way, its cool to look at.
ReplyDeletewho knows. it was on the today show this morning but then they show shit from TMZ on there now so who knows.
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Some say it is a hoax photoshopped faked photo. see links above
Uk friend says to me just now: "I had a look at it on the Daily Mail website (then quickly left before my brain rotted), and it looks real enough to me. Of course, it's like seeing the Blessed Virgin in a tortilla: some would weep and claim it was a miracle, I'd just think, "Ooh, we're having Mexican for dinner."
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It's either a projection of the mind or from imaging software. Either way, I'm not fussed. The real miracle is if Daily Mail readers think climate change is real!"
no way then is it a bunch of polar bears havin a pissin contest down the side of a rock
ReplyDeleteWELL, I'M SURE IT'S PHOTOSHOPPED, BUT BEING A FIRM BELIEVER IN GLOBAL WARMING AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES, I THOUGHT IT WAS KIND OF SAD.
ReplyDeleteit looks way to real to be convincing. I think it is photoshopped too. I hope it isn't real. That's creepy.
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