its from a movie, cant remember which![]()
its from a movie, cant remember which![]()
You have not seen that movie? >,.,<
Dodgeball.
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12 6 20Originally Posted by Fou-Lu
15 78 SHIT I'M BLIND
5
Edit: Not 20, 29
Originally Posted by Skirkle
I don't see it either, can you draw over it with MSPaint or something please :nikkei:Originally Posted by Correction
Edit: Never mind, I see it now:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y50...32936_4183.jpg
Almost see a 5 but it doesn't look like the others do.
I say it's a trap.
few minutes toying with saturation/levels in photoshop and the easiest thing to do was just invert the colors. Stands out really strongly after only a few tweaks.
http://i25.tinypic.com/23r61it.jpg
And yes I saw the 5 before I did this![]()
Don't think its supposed to be anything there... only took a sec to figure the other numbers but that last one is just there to strain your mind into trying to see something
that test lost me 10 grand cash and a job flying fighter planes.
fuck being color blind.
only one i can see is the first one.
shit, you serious>?Originally Posted by wintersquall
Fighter pilots need superhuman visual acuity. It's pretty fucking hard to pass the requirements.
yup, navy wanted me to fly until i failed that test, it was one of the last things they did. lost me a 10 grand signing bonus. subsequently they fucked up my paperwork when shipping, so i got out of it altogether.
i still don't think i'm really color-blind, but i certainly can't see numbers in all those >.<
There are 9 stages of color blindness.
Around 95% of all men are stage one color blind(a form a red/green color blindness), but most women don't have this problem. I personally can't see that last number. I can see hints of it being there, just not enough of them to form the full number.
A practical example of the situation is how men can look at clothes or lipstick and to them its just a bunch of red dresses or red lipsticks, but a woman will see all sorts of subtle variations in them that most men are just unable to see.
hmm this makes me feel like I should look into a career in the navy or airforce
my grandpa used to fly but not while he was in the navy
they have some kind of restrictions on broken bones and or deep cuts that required stitches?
this was years ago, i was physically cleared for duty - but the only serious injuries i'd ever had at that point were a broken collarbone at 15 and a few stitches on my forehead at 8. there's a lot of restrictions though, and the more important the classification they want you in the mroe restrictive they get. hence them pulling a wanna-be fighter pilot with lightning reflexes and a 99 ASVAB for not recognizing a number in a bunch of dots.
big decision though, i can't stress that enough. kinda glad i didn't do it.