Hatteras stress test

[Nonchalant1]

The web picture below is actually used in a stress test. I'm not sure exactly how it works, but this is amazingly accurate. The attached photo has 2 almost identical dolphins in it. It was used in a case study on stress level at St. Mary's Hospital. Look at both dolphins jumping out of the water. The dolphins are identical. A closely monitored, scientific study of a group revealed that in spite of the fact that the dolphins are identical; a person under stress would find differences in the two dolphins. If there are many differences found between both dolphins, it means that the person is experiencing a great amount of stress. Look at the photograph and if you find more than one or two differences you may want to take a vacation on your boat.


Doug

[Bob Bradley]

I think you may have had enough of winter, Doug.

[jim rosenthal]

...the dolphin on the right looks normal to me. The dolphin on the left, though, has its' eyes shut.

[PascalG]

i have to agree with jim, that dolphin on the left has a problem... it's like he's winking at the camera or something...

pascal

[old41]

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[StratPlan]

Geez oh. . . . . .this is just like the comparison I made for my wife between buying a boat and that shoreside condo - they're both really the same, same costs, same great appreciation, same low ownership costs, same low stress ownership issues, right? right? right?

[Gary]

No, No, No- the dolphin on the right is perfectly normal, the one that can keep his eyes open has come across the Navy playing with their sonar.
Gary

[Admiralty58]

I think I dated the one on the right one February in undergrad....I wondered what became of her...

[oldhatt]

i think we had the one on the right hooked up on the right flat line last summer, but she pulled the hooks before we got a good look.
safe boating
sam