The current consensus after that came out on bounceme was that the head is real, but has been photoshopped into a picture of somebody else.

Possibly Alex Ferguson.

Yes. Both of them are.

The other one should be on the board somewhere.

I don't know if there are more than two in this set.

> on the board somewhere.

In fact, just for you I went looking, and I found it on page 42, no less.

The easiest way to figure out if something's genuine is to ask yourself "Is this mind-blowing in a way that can not simply be explained by the mere elements visible in the picture?"

but where did they come from?

God dammit.

>>2

I believe I can help with that.

>>1
why is that image reversed?

>>1

Note the cuts on her arm. Kimi must have felt weird to go out with her.

I doubt it. Not to mention Kimi can speak for herself and has never said anything like that.

GET ME PICTURES OF CRACKY-CHAN

>>2

>>1
She's not much older than me and more like an older sister for me.

>>9
Hence the qualifier:

>teenage newguys

...

She's 17 in the OP image. I wonder how she'd look like if that picture was taken again... It might be enough to kill the 2010s fandom with one shot.

>>10

I can help with that. Here's a recent photo of Cracky.

>>11
She would probably look average like that.

Then she'd tell you that she's pregnant with her Cambodian husband's child.

are you aware that every time bounceme breaks it's because the disk is full?

>>6
You save every duplicate image?

>>6
I-is that true? I could stop posting 200KB edits if that helps.

I don't understand. Is the internets on a disk? Is it like a giant invisible disk that spins in the sky?

>By the time I realized what she was trying to do it hit me like a ton of bricks and she was gone.

What do you mean?

>>15
olivia had a fascination with pictures/visual stuff (yes, duh)

instead of communicating with words with people she sometimes (a lot of the time actually) used pictures instead. If you look at old archives and stuff in journals you will see it. whole conversations/posts in pictures.

when you use pictures or make them, you can communicate things you can't verbalize. Stuff that might be stuck forever in a part of you.

I thought it was a game, not taking any of it seriously.

And then one day I realized she was trying to talk to me this way. And she was gone.

/seriouswhinyshit

>>16
like a world without words? i've heard of ideas like that before now. they sound so very beautiful, but also quite sad in how hidden and private they are. i think you'd have to be very (though not necessarily physically) close to someone to be able to communicate like that . Something quite mind-meld-esque... wouldn't you say? I feel like a lot of her pictures were a form of self harm all on their own. Silent screams.