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Is this the latest news in the nation?
- Thread starter tabloid
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The discussion revolves around a Photoshop contest featuring exaggerated images, sparking a debate on the authenticity and creativity of such edits. Participants humorously speculate on the historical context of toilet paper usage, suggesting that ancient people might have used leaves or even uprooted trees. This leads to a playful exchange about the implications of these practices on their intelligence and survival. The conversation takes a whimsical turn with thoughts about the size of the individuals depicted in the images, questioning whether they are giants excavating or tiny people. Overall, the thread combines humor with light-hearted commentary on the nature of digital manipulation and historical practices.
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Yeah, it's a picture from a photoshop contest. Here's another example: http://www.worth1000.com/view.asp?entry=105220&display=photoshop
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tabloid
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yours FAKER than mine
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check
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I disagree. They’re both just as fake.
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BoulderHead
Can you imagine the toilet paper they must have gone through ?!
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pack-rat
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BoulderHead said:
They didn't have toilet paper back then.
They used leaves or rather they "pulled out big trees just with the one hand".
No wonder they were "misguided".
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jimmy p
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maybe that was what killed them, they were so misguided they used the "roots" end. 
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Entropy
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Is it suppost to be giants be excuvated? Or tiny men excuvating normal people? Makes you think...
The tiny people are watching me...
The tiny people are watching me...
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Imparcticle
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WOW, this is a really in depth, intellectual discussion. Highly stimulating, really.
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