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I dunno, I'm little skeptical on the last photo. If the camera was dropped and it took a picture, shouldn't the photo be upside as the button to take a picture is on top of the camera. The camera would have to hit the ground updside down. Not only that, but usually you have to hold a digital camera's button down for about a second or so before the camera takes a picture. A few photos before were a little darker than the last one was. Anyways, that's just my two cents.

so. where was that tower located? if you can find out maybe we can find out if there are ruins like that.

btw, this thread is awesome, obvious joke but awesome nonetheless.

more info her:

(if that actually is that site):

http://www.hudsonvalleyruins.org/yasinsac/...k/overlook.html

Wait a sec. Isn't the button on the camera on the right side??? :huh:

So thinking of that in the picture below is that not their right hand? So how did they take the pic? :unsure:

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Edit: Yes, that's someone's right hand. Now you tell me how they took the pic?

Edit Edit:'Nother thought. Shouldn't their hand have some sort of dirt on it? Or something? Looks like it was just washed, but showing the picture # it means that several times their hand should have gotten dirty.

'Nother thought. Shouldn't their hand have some sort of dirt on it? Or something? Looks like it was just washed, but showing the picture # it means that several times their hand should have gotten dirty.

Edit: Editing original post.

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