7 people, a cat, and; a mouse or dog or who knows.
Simple Refusal
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My eyes struggled. Five I managed, but cannot look any more. The cat is invisible.
Sue - The cat is in the lower right hand corner.
Heck, I can't even find my pen on the desktop ... why should I waste my time on this?
Found six people and the cat.
P.S. Found the 7th person. It's a child. Also lucked up on the mouse.
I'll take your word on it.
Not enough time in the day to look for all of these....
All I can see is the wreck of a VW Beetle. And a few old tires. Now, admittedly, I didn't look very hard.
Now the pterodactyl is VERY well hidden!
Otherwise 6 people and a cat.
Bill - Would you believe there's money in it for you? No? You're smarter than you look!
Shirley - Yea!
John - Would you believe you owe me a $1000? You have my word!
Kathy - Wait until tonight then. Say around midnight. That's when you should be getting your second wind.
Deb - 1 point for recognizing the VW.
Stu - Is the pterodactyl down in the Jurassic layer?
I am bringing this into my doctor's office to show him I don't have shit for brains. Thanks, Mike.
Matt - Make your doctor find everything in the picture.
no way I'm playing THAT!
Cloudia - Another person bailing out! Print it out and take it to the beach with you for an afternoon of relaxation.
A fun visual, reminds me of "Magic Eye" art. But the very first thing I thought was the illustrations in "How To Keep Your Volkswagen Alive, a handbook for the complete idiot" by John Muir (the other one).
SM - It does look like a magic eye. I was never very good at those. I would stare and stare. Then, just as something would come into focus, poof it would go away.
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