OK... that's just vulgar...

Hussar · Oct 4, 2007

Kinda of a goatse thing going huh?

What?

heirodule · Oct 4, 2007

What did Erik Mona say about all artists being pervs and sneaking stuff in?

Heckler · Oct 4, 2007

Upon taking a closer look and squinting and stuff, I see the disembodied screaming skulls.

If you ever find that in a vagina...RUN!

jgbrowning · Oct 4, 2007

Henry said:
Nothing smokin' here, and I sure as heck have to really stretch my imagination to see a suggestive picture there.

Me too.

joe b.

BlackMoria · Oct 4, 2007

I didn't see it at all, even when it was pointed out. Then it kicked in after much staring and wondering why I am missing it.

It is like the contraversy in which one scene in The Lion King, people claimed to see a dust cloud form the word SEX, which outraged many parents. Despite knowing where the supposedly offense scene was and looking for it over and over - it is just a dust cloud.... to me.

The power of suggestion....

Edit: Changed reference to avoid religion imagery in coffee stains which might cross forum rules.

AnonymousOne · Oct 4, 2007

pawsplay said:
I see a female form in that red haze. Put me down for "not just an eye."

/cosign

shadewest · Oct 4, 2007

Heckler said:
Upon taking a closer look and squinting and stuff, I see the disembodied screaming skulls.

If you ever find that in a vagina...RUN!

Gives new meaning to the phrase "enter at your own risk".

Pale · Oct 4, 2007

I would hate to try and explain Georgia O'Keefe's paintings to some of you people.

Oh, and none of you who can't see it should ever be art director's for a book. That picture wouldn't see the light of day in a newspaper because of its suggestiveness.

shadewest · Oct 4, 2007

frankthedm said:
Also the design on the sides of the gem kind of look like open ‘petals’.

Petals like Georgia o'Keefe painted, maybe.

Anti-Sean · Oct 4, 2007

DandD said:
Let's say it. It's a VAGINA.

No, there's no sheath or scabbard in that picture. That's clearly a ferrum or gladius (I'd go with the former, since the gladius can have a more specific connotation as a sword of particular dimensions which bears little to no resemblance to the sword in this picture.)

--Just got home from Latin class Spikey