German monks living off nothing but beer during Lent felt guilty because it tasted so good. So they brought the beer to Rome for the Popes approval of the practice. But on the journey it went bad. Pope tasted it. Pope hated it. Monks were allowed to have it for Lent.
Yesterday, I posted up another brain teaser optical illusion, because I know all of you love brain teasers. If you didn’t check it out, it’s called the Bent Legs Optical Illusion and a lot of you left comments here and on the Facebook page giving me praise for posting what many of you considered an amazing optical illusion. I love receiving comments like this, so thank you all for leaving them.
Since all of you love having your brain power tested, I decided to post up a new optical illusion that is going to take you a decent bit of time to crack. This one isn’t necessarily a brain teaser, but it’s a spot the object optical illusion. Basically, you have to find all of the deer hidden within the picture. Are you ready to give it a go? Scroll down to get started.
So, were you able to find all of the deer hidden within the image? How many did you see? Leave a comment and let us know how many deer you found and compare your findings with other viewers. Remember to take your time, because this certainly is not an easy one.
Still hungry for more optical illusions? If so, you should check out this optical illusion. I bet you won’t be able to figure out what’s wrong with the image.
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In 1970 the US Postal Service decided on a strike after a Congressional decision to raise the wages of postal workers by only 4%, at the same time as Congress raised its own pay by 41%.
Arthur Guinness was an exceptional individual who used the money he made from brewing to help relief of the poor, abolish dueling, promote literacy, and provide this workers with a higher standard of living.
