Squizzles!

[hecep]

You gave them a wraparound balcony! On Central Park South, that squizzle home would go for about $10M.

[tcg550]

And the ungrateful squizzle is still chewing it up. That hole was a 3 inch hole when it was new.

I have a new one already built but I hate to evict when they’re still using it.

[hecep]

If they ever leave, take repair costs out of their deposit.

[Dogbutler]

[RAvery]

King Nut

From

[jyoti]

I don’t think this particular variety has been posted before. I give you… PAINTED SQUIZZLE!

[RAvery]

E. M. Forster was remiss!

[sqlrob]

[Dogbutler]

Thanks.
I needed that!

[EvelynMDoodlebugIII]

Politely working the dried cob, one kernel at a time. Ace Hardware sells 25-cob bags.

[RAvery]

I always feel like this should be included.

Squircle

[Dogbutler]

Interesting.
Scientifical squircle:

Natural squircle:

ETA: No, I cannot see a jot of difference between the two images in the first pic either.

[timd]

And related – the ambiguous cylinder illusion

Ambiguous Cylinder Illusion

And squirrel-based ambiguity

[Dogbutler]

Wow.
I wanted to know how that was done, so I followed the link to YT.
I didn’t learn a great deal, except:

Oh, okay, well done.
But how’d you do it?
The answer was in the comments:

Turned out to be witchcraft, obvs.

So I image-searched “squirrel illusion”.
This is the crap I got:

[Millie_Fink]

That squirrel with a swanny tail has a way too big arse though.

[FGD135]

@timd

squirrel-based ambiguity

is a good negotiation tactic, actually.

[timd]

@Dogbutler

Oh, okay, well done.
But how’d you do it?

http://www.isc.meiji.ac.jp/~kokichis/Welcomee.html