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What most people think is sad is that I'm using this as an excuse to look at semi-clothed women.
What I think is really sad is that I am entirely serious. I'm starring at boob pixels for upwards of twenty minutes trying to figure out what color was the bra that was originally photographed.
Usually, it's the grayish/tannish color. Blue, magenta, black and white can all be easily photoshopped simpy by Adjustments>Colors. That's why the resolution dips and the stitching fuzzes.
What is absolutely saddest is that I have so much time on my hands that I learned this, even more now that I don't have anything more to figure out.
I am sure this is how Stephen Hawking gets most of his work done.
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SCIENCE!
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