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Faces in the clouds of Jetstream

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I see two faces, one of an old man, and one of a woman.

Btw, much clouds on sleeves of NO latest time.

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I ain't looked at the clouds there yet. Then again its always easy to see things in clouds.

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And I thought LSD was over with the sixties...

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There's a word for finding shapes in clouds.

Someone told me what it was in Salty Sam's in Fort Myers Beach last summer, but I was drunk.

Anyone know what it is? (And Spike, before you say it; NO!)

By the way, does anyone know where the sample at the start of Jetstream comes from?

"It's only one more day"

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The innate tendency to impose a pattern on random shapes is known as pareidolia. Coupled with religious beliefs, this leads to the frequent "sighting" of religious symbols in smoke, clouds, patterns in tortillas and in the skin of animals, features of the landscape, and stains on walls (even pieces of burnt toast) Hope this helps. Rocket Mick CLOUDBUSTING IN CHORLEY:evil4:

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Rocket Mick wrote: The innate tendency to impose a pattern on random shapes is known as pareidolia. Coupled with religious beliefs, this leads to the frequent "sighting" of religious symbols in smoke, clouds, patterns in tortillas and in the skin of animals, features of the landscape, and stains on walls (even pieces of burnt toast) Hope this helps. Rocket Mick CLOUDBUSTING IN CHORLEY:evil4:

Wrong thread - please see ASK ROCKET.

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