Post your selfie!

[lunatic59]

Me 12.5 years ago. Yes, I do!

You're sporting a retro '70s look there Kaat.

 

[Kaat72]

You're sporting a retro '70s look there Kaat.

I know
It suited the' 71 Pontiac Firebird Formula 400

 

[WolfieBoy]

In mah onesie

 

[LilacBleeds]

 

[olbriar]

Your selfie looks incredibly similar to your avatar.

 

[LilacBleeds]

yeah I just changed it to it as I don't have many pictures now after getting a new phone

 

[olbriar]

A feeble attempt at being silly on my part.. Certainly no complaint.

 

[The_Chief]

Here's the ol' Chief in all his splendid glory...

 

[TheAtheistReverend]

 

[Enahmir]

 

[Enahmir]

Nice pica's everyone

 

[mikedt]

Four recent ones, originally posted to WeChat and QQ.

 

[lunatic59]

Taking your pictures in a mirror Mike?

 

[EarlyMon]

Taking your pictures in a mirror Mike?

I had a phone that did that - built-in app didn't correct selfies.

 

[lunatic59]

Could it be that when the images come from China they forget to adjust for the 180° rotation necessary for the western hemisphere?

 

[EarlyMon]

Could it be that when the images come from China they forget to adjust for the 180° rotation necessary for the western hemisphere?

That makes the one in the mirror a mystery.

 

[lunatic59]

That makes the one in the mirror a mystery.

Not really. As the image moves from east to west and the angle of incidence increases, there are multiple opportunities for reflection harmonics to reorient the pixels in a reflected image. If these aren't adjusted by a location aware algorithm, the obvious double negative inversion occurs as shown in the diagram.

So as you can see, as long as Mike continues to use reflected selfies, they can only be viewed between the longitudes of 29° and 157° between the hours of 3:00 and 14:00 GMT (without consideration for daylight savings time).

 

[Unforgiven]

Could it be that when the images come from China they forget to adjust for the 180° rotation necessary for the western hemisphere?

Could be, I took this one in Australia.

 

[lunatic59]

I think you checked the longitude box when you should have checked latitude.

 

[EarlyMon]

Not really. As the image moves from east to west and the angle of incidence increases, there are multiple opportunities for reflection harmonics to reorient the pixels in a reflected image. If these aren't adjusted by a location aware algorithm, the obvious double negative inversion occurs as shown in the diagram.

So as you can see, as long as Mike continues to use reflected selfies, they can only be viewed between the longitudes of 29° and 157° between the hours of 3:00 and 14:00 GMT (without consideration for daylight savings time).

Well any fool knows that.

I was talking about the upside down 2.

 

[lunatic59]

A perfect example of the Romuloreman Theorem ...2 only works upside down in Roman numerals.

 

[EarlyMon]

Oh, so the Chinese are now Roman eh?

I for one am going to make a note of that!

 

[lunatic59]

Oh, c'mon. You don't REALLY believe the Chinese invented spaghetti all by themselves, do you?

And now for something completely different ... a selfie-inflicted wound.

Spoiler

 

[Enahmir]

 

[Enahmir]