Pixactly is both a game and a quiz that tests your knowledge of graphic space in pixels. You are challenged to draw a box of specified pixel size, both horizontally and vertically. The game keeps track of how many pixels you are off over five attempts.
You’d think I would be good at this after nine years of blogging, but no. My score the first time through was 584. Maybe I can blame that on the fact that I zoom in and out for different websites, depending on the text size. So I tried again and cheated by taking a screenshot, which displays pixel size, before guessing. I got my score down to 136 that way, which is still worse than any graphic artist. You will do better! -via Metafilter
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Have you tried this?
http://woodgears.ca/eyeball/
But of course roid-shrinkage is a well known fact.
We know the amount of photoshop that goes into female swimsuit model pictures, I can only imagine what they make bigger or smaller in a mans swimsuit picture.
Also, bodybuilders are pictured in a way to enhance their muscles and nothing else, whereas pantymodels are supposed to make the underwear look good; and you need "fullness" (artificial or not) to get that.
Unfortunately, the ones we're forced to see are roided out freaks, who DO get serious shrinkage. I assure you the strongmen types do not have that problem.
Even when it's obviously tongue-in-cheek, it's tiresome. This one had a few people fooled, and it's not really all that funny. Steroids shrink things - we know that.
Maybe you need a disclaimer to show people "this is not real" before Neatorama has as much credibility as the Onion.
Fake/ a joke
or
the "Emeritus Professor Sam Shuster" is a closeted gay man.
No other possibilities
Miss C.: If you want anyone to take you seriously in the future, stop posting fake articles.
Neatorama: If you want anyone to take you seriously in the future, you should double check anything Miss C. posts.