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A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THIS FAGGY PICTURE Many people look at this picture and wonder, "What's so bad about it? It's just Season 0 Yami smiling. I don't see why it pisses so many people off'" What these newfags don't realize is the hidden depth inside the picture itself which sets off certain receptors in the brain that bring up the word "f--.". It's not the pinkish outline of the hair or the over-use of eye shadow that make this picture so f---a-licious. Below is a thorough explanation of all the things that make you think "Gee, it sure is faggy around here rofl xD" whenever yous ee this picture posted. The smile perpretrated in this picture is not one of happiness or satisfaction. It is the kind of smile one wears when one says "I told you so." If the poster just got a five, the smile reaffirms that. Of course, we cannot overlook Yami's hair, You'll notice in the back, he has seven "spikes," but only five of them are outlined. The color that is outlining the hair is said to envoke frustrated feelings. Also, Yami has 9 yellow visible parts in front, but yet again, only 5 of them are in the front. Yellow symbolizes sunshine. In ancient Egypt, Atem was said to be the "complete one", who held an ankh in hand. Atem-Ra is the fusion of Atem and Ra, both high level deities When a poster posts this image, the hair is saying, "Look at me, I'm twice the man you'll ever be." The eye is probably the most prominent feature in the picture First off, it obviously resembles an eye, but the history of it is actually relevant to the picture itself. In ancient Egypt, the Pharaohs believed that the "mind's eye" was located in the center of the forehead. This eye, called the pineal gland, was believed to be the catalyst between the current dimension and those beyond. Controlled experiments today show that when one takes high doses of dimethyltryptamine, a psychedelic, the pineal gland activates, taking one on a journey akin to an acid trip, only much more powerful. Some scientists believe that this pineal gland activates before a near-death experience. The journey one takes can unlock knowledge within one's self, which is why it is said to believe that those with a third eye are highly intelligent. So, why is this important? Whenever this picture is posted, the poster is basically saying, "I'm smarter than you; you're a dumb f-----." The eyes tell the story, and these eyes are no exception. To see them for what they are, you have to split the colors up into two parts the blue background and the red foreground. Blue represents stability, whereas red represents Yin-Y energy. What the poster is saying posts in a topic with this picture, he is saying shown with black and white, but this is shown with "what was once calm will now become chaotic," The symbol on the button in this picture represents ang, as anybody with half a brain could see when he What you may not realize is that Yin-Yang is usually a light gray and a dark gray. The color gray literally means "true neutral," but since it's not gray b light and dark versions of gray, being on whichever side suits the poster at the given moment." ut the the button represents

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