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November 06, 2005 |
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Girl Lazer
FOUND by Miranda Gorski
in Oakdale, Minnesota
My mom is a wedding photographer and I often help out. I found this along the Beaver Lake walking trail when we did some of the couple's alone pictures.
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wow man,it's, like... possible to trip through the camera lens now..far out.............................................
Poor thing. As a girl, I had that same haircut in the late 60's. How could our moms have done that to us?
There is no such thing as a lazer. It is laser because it is an acronym! It stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Stop putting z's in everything that is supposed to have an s.
It's not a 'Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation' either. It's a big BUBBLE! Have any of you people never blown bubbles as a kid? It's a huge bubble that happened to be between the kid and the photographer at the time it was taken. A wedding photographer couldn't have figured that one out? ? ?
Wow. You guys get pretty heated over really small crap.
Who cares if she said "lazer"?
@Tammie, I'm pretty sure that New Zealand wasn't stating that she thought it was a laser as well, she was merely correcting the person who found the photo. On top of that, no one stated that they thought it WAS a laser, regardless of the photo name.
Chill out.
It's a photo of my inner child taken with the lens of my imagination. . . .
Ya, bubbles were my first thought...