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bengraven said:
Kind of mind-blowing to me at least, being an old Xmen fan.

So you recognize this?

That's Hatley Castle in Vancouver, which has been the X-mansion in every X-men team movie that's been released.

And I mean all the movies...even the forgotten TV movies:

Hatley was also the Xavier Institute in the TV movie Generation X, based on the X-men comics spinoff, way back in 1996.

So technically when you see the Mansion in 2000's X-men, those aren't the first mutant kids to run in that mansion...Jubilee, Banshee, and Emma Frost were living there four years earlier.

I have Generation X on VHS somewhere in my house. Hilarious stuff.

Lionel Mandrake said:

I couldn't consider alot of those girls pretty to begin with, so for them to turn "ugly" isn't much of a stretch.
 
^ That is pretty mindblowing. I saw Generation X when it first aired, and I remember thinking the mansion seemed very similar in the 2000 film.
 
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What is the source of this gif?
 
MetalAlien said:
See that is interesting. Evan also believes Athena the Greek Goddess is based on the same person as Divine Wisdom (the girl behind God). He believes both religions are talking about the same person but giving her different names.

As the Greeks describe the birth of Athena she is seen coming out of the mind of Zeus. Almost like a brain, like the brain in Michelangelo's Creation of Adam painting.

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http://th08.deviantart.net/fs50/PRE/i/2009/324/c/8/Birth_of_Athena_by_shhiminvisible.jpg

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Evan's page on Athena and the connection to Divine Wisdom.

http://www.athena-holyspirit.com/
whydoes god look so much like Stanley Kubrick though?
 
To Far Away Times said:
I can't see it without the lines, she always spins one way for me.

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Thanks to you, I can finally get it to spin anyway I want by looking at either the left + middle or right + middle. Cool.
 
Skilotonn said:
Thanks to you, I can finally get it to spin anyway I want by looking at either the left + middle or right + middle. Cool.

I always wondered who could have the sense of perception to make an animation like that. Boggles my mind.
 
Lionheart1827 said:
I always wondered who could have the sense of perception to make an animation like that. Boggles my mind.

It's like unexplainable magic - I could only get it to spin one way, the same way for as long as I could remember, yet I knew that it was possible to go either way depending on your brain. I knew it could, but I kept thinking to myself that it was impossible just because I couldn't do it.

I feel like a long-fought battle has been won today.
 
Raist said:
Er, I don't get the point of this.
I do, and it's mental. I don't even.

Looking at the cross, the faces in your periperal look like monstrosities. Or at the very least, photoshopped. Big single eyes, pointy chins, inflated brains. But look at the faces. Normal people. Weird as fuck.
 
Chopper said:
I do, and it's mental. I don't even.

Looking at the cross, the faces in your periperal look like monstrosities. Or at the very least, photoshopped. Big single eyes, pointy chins, inflated brains. But look at the faces. Normal people. Weird as fuck.

Doesn't seem like a huge difference to me. Guess I don't have quite the same definition of "pretty".
 
Chopper said:
I do, and it's mental. I don't even.

Looking at the cross, the faces in your periperal look like monstrosities. Or at the very least, photoshopped. Big single eyes, pointy chins, inflated brains. But look at the faces. Normal people. Weird as fuck.

You're right, I had to watch it twice, and the second time actually look at the faces. Pretty weird.
 
How about that.

The word night looks like it's derived from the word eight, with the letter n replaced the e.
Case in point, it works in many languages with minor variations:

English : eight > night
French: huit > nuit
German: acht > nacht
Spanich: ocho > noche
Italian: otto > notte
Latin: octo > nocte
Portuguese: oito > noite

So should it be considered to be night time after 8pm?
 
Raist said:
How about that.

The word night looks like it's derived from the word eight, with the letter n replaced the e.
Case in point, it works in many languages with minor variations:

English : eight > night
French: huit > nuit
German: acht > nacht
Spanich: ocho > noche
Italian: otto > notte
Latin: octo > nocte
Portuguese: oito > noite

So should it be considered to be night time after 8pm?

That's actually pretty interesting! Thanks for posting :)
 
Raist said:
How about that.

The word night looks like it's derived from the word eight, with the letter n replaced the e.
Case in point, it works in many languages with minor variations:

English : eight > night
French: huit > nuit
German: acht > nacht
Spanich: ocho > noche
Italian: otto > notte
Latin: octo > nocte
Portuguese: oito > noite

So should it be considered to be night time after 8pm?

How long have people known about this without telling me?
 
Raist said:
How about that.

The word night looks like it's derived from the word eight, with the letter n replaced the e.
Case in point, it works in many languages with minor variations:

English : eight > night
French: huit > nuit
German: acht > nacht
Spanich: ocho > noche
Italian: otto > notte
Latin: octo > nocte
Portuguese: oito > noite

So should it be considered to be night time after 8pm?

OH MY BRAIN!!
 
Every time this thread gets bumped i feel like i need to reevaluate my entire life.
 
Regarding the night/eight thing:

Most of those are romance languages, so the only real similarity is an incidental one in Latin, correct? The others just morphed in similar ways. Or am I all off, here?
 
That girl in God's arms, maybe she's the Aeon Sophia, the lowest emanation of True God beyond the Veil? But that would make the guy in the painting the Flawed God(our creator), Demiurge, wouldn't it?
 
jayhawker said:
Regarding the night/eight thing:

Most of those are romance languages, so the only real similarity is an incidental one in Latin, correct? The others just morphed in similar ways. Or am I all off, here?
Seems likely. I imagine that the word "night", in whatever form, predated the notion of numbers applied to time.
 
jayhawker said:
Regarding the night/eight thing:

Most of those are romance languages, so the only real similarity is an incidental one in Latin, correct? The others just morphed in similar ways. Or am I all off, here?

Party pooper :P
German and English aren't exactly romance languages tho.
 
If you clench your thumb in your fist with your middle, ring, and pinky finger and stick your index finger in your mouth you will NOT gag no matter how far you go in. The moment you let your thumb go, you'll have a gag reflex
 
TacticalFox88 said:
If you clench your thumb in your fist with your middle, ring, and pinky finger and stick your index finger in your mouth you will NOT gag no matter how far you go in. The moment you let your thumb go, you'll have a gag reflex

You might have very well destroyed an entire entertainment industry by revealing that secret.
 
TacticalFox88 said:
If you clench your thumb in your fist with your middle, ring, and pinky finger and stick your index finger in your mouth you will NOT gag no matter how far you go in. The moment you let your thumb go, you'll have a gag reflex

This piece of information might come in handy.
 
akira28 said:
mind failing to blow over here....hurry...I'm starting to panic!
I was just making an observation.
Ubermatik said:
Wii as in wii wii as in wang. They took the N64's wang and made it a controller, I can't believe I have to explain this shitty joke.
 
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