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#93480 2-Nov-2007 14:31

Ok, no matter what I do it's always anti-clockwise.... and her shadow matches her turning that way prefectly... now I feel like everyone who can get her going both ways has some fancy way of looking at things... I just can't do it! lol

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#93481 2-Nov-2007 14:34

wait wait, I did it!!!! yus yus... me feels so smart now *grins happily to myself*

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#93486 2-Nov-2007 15:07

Middle brain?? It's a static image for me!

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#93495 2-Nov-2007 15:58

I can get it to go both directions as well. It started off anti-clockwise and then it switched. Since I didn't have anyone else here to look at it at the same time I was wondering if it was just some trick where they randomly swiched directions but I guess that's not the case.. very cool idea =o)

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#93497 2-Nov-2007 16:29

two trurns clockwise then two turns anticlockwise.

whats her ASL ?

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#93511 2-Nov-2007 17:35

both - can swap from one to the other pretty much at will.

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#93516 2-Nov-2007 18:08

ok...so after a second visit I can't work out anymore if she is going one way of the other - but I'm pretty sure her headlight are on! What does that mean?

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#93550 2-Nov-2007 21:21

I can make her go both ways as well. I need to focus on her legs to make it happen.

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brucie44

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#93569 3-Nov-2007 08:09

watched it again. after watching a while, can see her spin from 3 o'clock to 9 oclock then reverse to 3 o'clock etc etc.

wonder what her name is.

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#93572 3-Nov-2007 08:25

No, no, Grasshopper - the dancer doesn't move - its the MIND that moves!

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#93580 3-Nov-2007 10:23

I get both ways, clockwise (left brain) predominating a little perhaps. Its interesting, when I see her going anti-clockwise I do some mathematical sums and she switches - of course its impossible to really tell if I'm doing that or its just switching anyways. . .

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#93591 3-Nov-2007 12:28

Alternate directions here too.

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#93780 5-Nov-2007 12:21

I also see it both ways.

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#93891 6-Nov-2007 08:55

it was clockwise first then anti clockwise- as soon as i tell myself it going the other way it goes the other- so guess im just as much one side of brain as the other- im glad to see half my brains not missing lol

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#93897 6-Nov-2007 09:37

Is it the direction you see first? In my case that's anti-clockwise.

Funny how the attributes for left and right are all pretty positive. Which side is it if you're a nutter??

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