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http://www.news.com.au/common/imagedata/0,,5693171,00.gif

which way does she spin for YOU?

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Originally posted by murrow
http://www.news.com.au/common/imagedata/0,,5693171,00.gif

which way does she spin for YOU?
clockwise

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Originally posted by Zadadka
clockwise
me too.

it's a left brain / right brain thing apparently ... i'll post the article later today.

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Originally posted by murrow
me too.

it's a left brain / right brain thing apparently ... i'll post the article later today.
I just need to know I'm "normal" 😉

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Anti-clockwise for me, really! Am i weird? 😏

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Originally posted by mikelom
Anti-clockwise for me, really! Am i weird? 😏
You get my vote Mik 😉

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Originally posted by Zadadka
You get my vote Mik 😉
I knew..... lol 😛

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I see her turn clockwise and when I close my eyes and look again she turns the other way.
Does that make me a weirdo?

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Originally posted by lioness
I see her turn clockwise and when I close my eyes and look again she turns the other way.
Does that make me a weirdo?
yes

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Well actually she was still for the first ten seconds of appearing.... then she started anti-clockwise..... what's that all about?

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i think that means either your computer or the news.com server is lame

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clockwise but she also appears to be bouncing?

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
clockwise but she also appears to be bouncing?
nah, that's just wishful thinking 😉

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I just revisited. Now she's clockwise and hopping! Mind you, I've now had 3 beers! 😛

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Originally posted by mikelom
I just revisited. Now she's clockwise and hopping! Mind you, I've now had 3 beers! 😛
Don't mind what they are saying. If you see her turning both ways, it just means you use both parts of your brains together. Not long ago they did a test with Suzan Polgar and they saw that she used the two parts of her brains together too when she was playing chess.