Fun With Subliminal Messages

[bniffty24]

Look for the hidden message in each pic.

 

[mourningdove~]

Oh my! I saw the first one right away ...
took abit longer to see the 2nd one!

(Very cool!)

Makes me wonder how much subliminal messaging is flashed before our eyes every single day, both on the internet and tv ...

 

[bniffty24]

Oh my! I saw the first one right away ...
took abit longer to see the 2nd one!

(Very cool!)

Makes me wonder how much subliminal messaging is flashed before our eyes every single day, both on the internet and tv ...

Yes those two were easy but some are much harder. Hoping others will join in and post their own , and if not then another thread bites the dust....

 

[mourningdove~]

Yes those two were easy but some are much harder. Hoping others will join in and post their own , and if not then another thread bites the dust....

I appreciate your efforts to bring more conversation and fellowship into this forum.
As an online senior, I appreciate all those who come here to 'connect' in the spirit of friendship.

For some reason, this forum is mostly low activity.
Maybe it is because its few posts get lost amongst the many zillion others ... lol ...
or it could just be there are not so many seniors presently here on CF (?).

But I like this place because it is friendly and fun ...
something I see as much needed in a world that has lots of troubles.

With regards to subliminal messaging ...
are you old enough to remember the big uproar over the Beatles hit song "Revolution 9"?

From AI:

The Beatles have been known to include subtle, sometimes unintentional, backmasked messages in their music, particularly in their later albums. One notable example is in "Revolution 9," where some heard "turn me on, dead man" when played backwards. Another instance is in "I'm So Tired," where the mumbling at the end was rumored to sound like "Paul is dead man, miss him, miss him". Some accounts say these backmasked messages contributed to the urban legend that Paul McCartney had died and been replaced by a lookalike.

Now it was pretty hard to play a record backwards back then ... even on a record player ... but many of us did try to do it (raises hand!), to hear the 'hidden' messages. (lol!)

 

[bniffty24]

The Beatles have been known to include subtle, sometimes unintentional, backmasked messages in their music, particularly in their later albums. One notable example is in "Revolution 9," where some heard "turn me on, dead man" when played backwards. Another instance is in "I'm So Tired," where the mumbling at the end was rumored to sound like "Paul is dead man, miss him, miss him". Some accounts say these backmasked messages contributed to the urban legend that Paul McCartney had died and been replaced by a lookalike.

Yes I remember all that stuff with the Beatles but I thought it was all nonsense so never bothered to try and play it backwards. I think there was some heavy metal bands supposedly doing it too.
Crazy times...lol

 

[Unqualified]

Thank you. I think I’ve got it. Yeah Beatles almost awesome. Liked the face value of it all. Still singing their songs today with their plain and simple message. Icons of the past. Rings and Paul living legends.