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I'm willing to put money on it that Gina not with this guy..

Originally posted by: Syringer
:Q
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very nicely done.

that takes alot of work to not get killed


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now that i look at it, it seems shopped... why are the double yellow lines from the road BELOW that ramp showing up THRU that ramp. And the drop shadow where it hits the road is SHORTER than the rest of the shadow.

wierd.

 
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: Syringer
:Q
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very nicely done.

that takes alot of work to not get killed


edit:

now that i look at it, it seems shopped... why are the double yellow lines from the road BELOW that ramp showing up THRU that ramp. And the drop shadow where it hits the road is SHORTER than the rest of the shadow.

wierd.
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Google maps superimposes the MAP on the sat image. LOL Those aren't yellow street lines, they are the map. Uncheck "show labels" and they disappear.

I can't believe you called google maps "shopped."
 
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: Syringer
:Q
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very nicely done.

that takes alot of work to not get killed


edit:

now that i look at it, it seems shopped... why are the double yellow lines from the road BELOW that ramp showing up THRU that ramp. And the drop shadow where it hits the road is SHORTER than the rest of the shadow.

wierd.
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a) It's on googlemaps, so it's not shopped
b) It's what Gmaps does for all roads in satellite view
c) If you click on Map view, it looks like it's not actually an active road..
 
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: Syringer
:Q
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very nicely done.

that takes alot of work to not get killed


edit:

now that i look at it, it seems shopped... why are the double yellow lines from the road BELOW that ramp showing up THRU that ramp. And the drop shadow where it hits the road is SHORTER than the rest of the shadow.

wierd.
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Google maps superimposes the MAP on the sat image. LOL Those aren't yellow street lines, they are the map. Uncheck "show labels" and they disappear.

I can't believe you called google maps "shopped."
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Proof that Lifer doesn't give you any advantages in life.
 
Originally posted by: Amused
I can't believe you called google maps "shopped."
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i didn't call google maps shopped... i said it seems shopped.

Googlemaps does some wierd shit with their piecing together images to form one big image.


Originally posted by: Syringer
b) It's what Gmaps does for all roads in satellite view
c) If you click on Map view, it looks like it's not actually an active road..
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i knew that was some wierd shit... its late, and i haven't had my coffee yet.

still doesn't explain the wierd shadow effect.
 
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: Amused
I can't believe you called google maps "shopped."
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i didn't call google maps shopped... i said it seems shopped.

Googlemaps does some wierd shit with their piecing together images to form one big image.


Originally posted by: Syringer
b) It's what Gmaps does for all roads in satellite view
c) If you click on Map view, it looks like it's not actually an active road..
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i knew that was some wierd shit... its late, and i haven't had my coffee yet.

still doesn't explain the wierd shadow effect.
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There Are no weird shadows. The yellow lines are superimposed. Like I said, Uncheck "labels" and they go away.

It in no way seems shopped.
 
Originally posted by: Amused
There Are no weird shadows. The yellow lines are superimposed. Like I said, Uncheck "labels" and they go away.
It in no way seems shopped.
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Look at the SHADOW where the overpass is over the road.. the drop shadow it produces is SHORTER than the shadow of the surrounding road in the grass..

and i already acknowledged the yellow line shit... read the fucking post before you reply to it..

god dammit... proof "elite" means "shit for brains"



 
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: Amused
I can't believe you called google maps "shopped."
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i didn't call google maps shopped... i said it seems shopped.

Googlemaps does some wierd shit with their piecing together images to form one big image.


Originally posted by: Syringer
b) It's what Gmaps does for all roads in satellite view
c) If you click on Map view, it looks like it's not actually an active road..
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i knew that was some wierd shit... its late, and i haven't had my coffee yet.

still doesn't explain the wierd shadow effect.
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If you look at where the "weird shadow" happens, it looks like the roadway is raised above a river (if you move to the right, you can see boats). So of course the shadow would be shorter at raised ground.
 
guyver01, you're a smacktard. i've never heard of you but in the last few days i've just seen you making a jackass of yourself.

the shadow is of the overpass shorter on the road under it than the grass on it's sides because the road is elevated off of the ground. think, son.
 
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: Amused
There Are no weird shadows. The yellow lines are superimposed. Like I said, Uncheck "labels" and they go away.
It in no way seems shopped.
Click to expand...

Look at the SHADOW where the overpass is over the road.. the drop shadow it produces is SHORTER than the shadow of the surrounding road in the grass..

and i already acknowledged the yellow line shit... read the fucking post before you reply to it..

god dammit... proof "elite" means "shit for brains"
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I hope that wasn't a serious response.
 
Originally posted by: iamanidiot
I hope that wasn't a serious response.
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very serious..

i know there's a logical reason for it... and i'm trying to find one.

look at my post above.. i've pointed out the area of 'short shadow'



 
You'd need to disable referrer logging to see that pic, but I advise everyone to just not even click the link. It's like seeing a kid trying to pick up a ball through a mirror. He just keeps trying.

AT member with no proper image host... sad
 
Wow, that must have taken quite a bit of chalk. Elementary school kids are so much more advanced in courting young girls than in my day.
 
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: iamanidiot
I hope that wasn't a serious response.
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very serious..

i know there's a logical reason for it... and i'm trying to find one.

look at my post above.. i've pointed out the area of 'short shadow'
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😕

It was already answer above by ConstipatedVigilante. I hope you're not serious.
 
Originally posted by: Aharami
that shadow is a real shadow...ie from the sun. not a drop shadow effect created in photoshop.
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i know its a real shadow... just trying to figure out HOW its shorter...

jesus... most people can't read..



 
Originally posted by: zerocool84
It was already answer above by ConstipatedVigilante. I hope you're not serious.
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i WAS serious. i KNOW its an optical effect... was trying to find out HOW it occurred.



 
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