I cleaned my computer out today.....(DUST WARNING)

[Calavera]

Probably didn't even really need cleaning yet, but I figured I'd clean the fans up and such.

[Dr. Zoidberg]

Those fans are quite dusty.

[Skynet]

The side of the case looks like a face that's horrified with the dust.

[ET's Gay Lover]

The side of the case looks like a face that's horrified with the dust.

That is a psychological effect called 'Pareidolia' where upon the evolutionary ancestry of a species is conditioned to seek its own kind for the purpose of mating. Pareidolia refers specifically to the human expression of this effect to the end that people often perceive faces or facial features in the absence of true human physiognomy.

[Skynet]

The side of the case looks like a face that's horrified with the dust.

That is a psychological effect called 'Pareidolia' where upon the evolutionary ancestry of a species is conditioned to seek its own kind for the purpose of mating. Pareidolia refers specifically to the human expression of this effect to the end that people often perceive faces or facial features in the absence of true human physiognomy.

tl;dr faces in places.

[Bandit]

(DUST WARNING)

That still Triggered me, you asshole.

[ET's Gay Lover]

The side of the case looks like a face that's horrified with the dust.

That is a psychological effect called 'Pareidolia' where upon the evolutionary ancestry of a species is conditioned to seek its own kind for the purpose of mating. Pareidolia refers specifically to the human expression of this effect to the end that people often perceive faces or facial features in the absence of true human physiognomy.

tl;dr faces in places.

Well, yes, I guess.

[Skynet]

The side of the case looks like a face that's horrified with the dust.

That is a psychological effect called 'Pareidolia' where upon the evolutionary ancestry of a species is conditioned to seek its own kind for the purpose of mating. Pareidolia refers specifically to the human expression of this effect to the end that people often perceive faces or facial features in the absence of true human physiognomy.

tl;dr faces in places.

Well, yes, I guess.

You know one of my favourite examples? The face on Mars. People were convinced for so long it was a face of something.

[ET's Gay Lover]

The side of the case looks like a face that's horrified with the dust.

That is a psychological effect called 'Pareidolia' where upon the evolutionary ancestry of a species is conditioned to seek its own kind for the purpose of mating. Pareidolia refers specifically to the human expression of this effect to the end that people often perceive faces or facial features in the absence of true human physiognomy.

tl;dr faces in places.

Well, yes, I guess.

You know one of my favourite examples? The face on Mars. People were convinced for so long it was a face of something.

That is a classic example. Another is the Badlands Guardian in Canada: https://www.google.com.au/maps/@50.0105 ... !1e3?hl=en