Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)

Jessica Gonzalez said:I don't want to spoil the fun, but maybe that isn't actually a person. It almost looks like a doll to me, especially since it was pulled away just as they were about to be fully in view.

Right when it cleared the edge of that loading dock, too. Couldn't get a full shot before that since it was tucked inside the truck. Your theory's got zero legs. If it's a doll, who's pushing this massive thing?

I'm not really sure who's pushing him, though I suppose it might be someone just trying to get this shot. Maybe Walter Grant5 is the one doing it.

How many triangles can you actually spot here?

I managed to find 20—though apparently, there are 24 if you're looking close enough.

They say if you can pull more than 18 out of this one, your IQ is supposedly north of 120.😳

At 22, everything’s starting to feel like a blur

Found another one myself—honestly, I have to stop there before my eyes start aching from all this squinting.

I'm also 23

23 I can't seem to track down that last 😢 edit: actually, never mind, found everything

Honestly, I’m just sitting here feeling like the last 😢
is the one thing missing from the whole setup.

I ended up Googling the number 24.
But honestly, I’d already spotted them all; I just couldn't be bothered to actually count them.

24 pieces ☕

Patrick Martin said:24 pieces ☕

Is that after a pint of Budweiser?

brightpilot6 said:Is that after a pint of Budweiser?

After a liter of Budweiser, you're looking at 48 of them.

Matthew Young35 said:After a liter of Budweiser, you're looking at 48 of them.

Patrick Martin said:24 pieces ☕

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Now I’m watching the video and honestly—can't even tell which one I missed 🤣

So, I think I finally nailed all 24 of them without even touching the video—just pure intuition at this point. The only one left hanging is that bottom-left one... though calling it "bottom" might be a stretch since it's more like the middle one sitting there.

Patrick Martin said:Look, I’m telling you right now, Mozart’s music hits different because it’s just universal, you know? It doesn't demand some fancy prerequisite or a PhD just to actually enjoy the damn thing.

That’s the freaking winning edge right there

The stuff is timeless ☕

Personally, I lean more toward Beethoven. There's a certain power and intensity to his work. I guess that's just my taste.
Though, it's also great to unwind with some Chopin.

As for the idea that Mozart doesn't require "prerequisites" to be appreciated... I'm not so sure about that. You hear melodies from his compositions everywhere in American pop culture, but would the average person in the States actually sit down with the intention of listening to classical music?

Perhaps he was referring to the background music playing in those MGM Grand casinos.

Is this actually happening?

Wrong thread.

The forum is spiraling out of control again.

I counted 24, which I think might be the total.

1 large one
3 pieces of that large one (thirds)
5 in the top section
2 in the middle section
2 in the bottom section
5 "vertical" ones (the ones running from top to bottom)
1 combination of thirds (top and middle)
5 in that combination

= 24

25