LOL you never let me down-hey people were talking in a thread a few weeks back about 2010 coinage, I was gonna post I got my hands on 2 2010 P jeffs at the casino, but even better, 2 days later my Mother got a religious mailing and it had 15 cents in it to do smoething (yeah thats right, smoething) but anyway they were 3 spanking new 2010 jeffs with the big ole D on em.
if people need the extras ill do a giveaway if need be
Just thought I'd post another one, excuse me, another two obverses. Part of a set of C/W's I have in Wayte-Raymond boards. I love this set and am posting a link to the entire set I have posted it before.
The eyes follow me when I move my head side-to-side. Freaky.
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That's because man, by nature, is egocentric. We tend to think that the world revolves around us! Everyone is looking at us as well! No seriously. Think about it, we have never seen the world from any other perspective. Even movies that portray the world from other perspectives are seen from our perspective. It is nearly impossible to separate oneself from egocentrism, since we are never separated from ourselves. That's why the gaze of paintings follow us (and coins for that matter.)
The eyes follow me when I move my head side-to-side. Freaky.
JH >>
That's because man, by nature, is egocentric. We tend to think that the world revolves around us! Everyone is looking at us as well! No seriously. Think about it, we have never seen the world from any other perspective. Even movies that portray the world from other perspectives are seen from our perspective. It is nearly impossible to separate oneself from egocentrism, since we are never separated from ourselves. That's why the gaze of paintings follow us (and coins for that matter.) >>
<< <i>That's because man, by nature, is egocentric. We tend to think that the world revolves around us! Everyone is looking at us as well! No seriously. Think about it, we have never seen the world from any other perspective. Even movies that portray the world from other perspectives are seen from our perspective. It is nearly impossible to separate oneself from egocentrism, since we are never separated from ourselves. That's why the gaze of paintings follow us (and coins for that matter.) >>
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LOL you never let me down-hey people were talking in a thread a few weeks back about 2010 coinage, I was gonna post I got my hands on 2
2010 P jeffs at the casino, but even better, 2 days later my Mother got a religious mailing and it had 15 cents in it to do
smoething (yeah thats right, smoething) but anyway they were 3 spanking new 2010 jeffs with the big ole D on em.
if people need the extras ill do a giveaway if need be
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The eyes follow me when I move my head side-to-side. Freaky.
JH
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The eyes follow me when I move my head side-to-side. Freaky.
JH >>
That's because man, by nature, is egocentric. We tend to think that the world revolves around us! Everyone is looking at us as well! No seriously. Think about it, we have never seen the world from any other perspective. Even movies that portray the world from other perspectives are seen from our perspective. It is nearly impossible to separate oneself from egocentrism, since we are never separated from ourselves. That's why the gaze of paintings follow us (and coins for that matter.)
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The eyes follow me when I move my head side-to-side. Freaky.
JH >>
That's because man, by nature, is egocentric. We tend to think that the world revolves around us! Everyone is looking at us as well! No seriously. Think about it, we have never seen the world from any other perspective. Even movies that portray the world from other perspectives are seen from our perspective. It is nearly impossible to separate oneself from egocentrism, since we are never separated from ourselves. That's why the gaze of paintings follow us (and coins for that matter.) >>
Thats deep man
<< <i>That's because man, by nature, is egocentric. We tend to think that the world revolves around us! Everyone is looking at us as well! No seriously. Think about it, we have never seen the world from any other perspective. Even movies that portray the world from other perspectives are seen from our perspective. It is nearly impossible to separate oneself from egocentrism, since we are never separated from ourselves. That's why the gaze of paintings follow us (and coins for that matter.) >>
I agree. That is WAY too deep for a Monday!
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