Nicholas II (1873) and his daughter Maria (1915), with the same expressions on their faces.
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Nicholas II (1873) and his daughter Maria (1915), with the same expressions on their faces.
Even after 20 years I still can't get over how the voice actors for Ed Edd n Eddy look extremely similar to their cartoon counterparts that they voice themselves
You can’t unsee it either, huh? 😂
The last two alone tho. It’s the same damn person and don’t try to convince me otherwise. Hush lol
SN: Below is a video of Zoe Saldana’s own mother confusing Thandie for her. Chile...I just...🙃. It start’s at the 2:56 mark.
Look-Alikes: Cosmo Kramer vs. Post Malone
Everybody’s doing this now. From Western Ontario’s 1988 yearbook.
Wesker & Vergil: *Sees each other, slightly shook* You have my hair style.
Wesker: You look evil.
Vergil: You look edgy.
Wesker: As do you.
Vergil: My point exactly. Could we be the same?
Wesker: Ha! No mortal-
Vergil: Mortal!? How dare yo-
Dante: *Looks at Leon* Think they will continue?
Leon: Yep.
Wesker & Vergil: *Le evil glare towards Leon & Dante* HUSH YOU PEASANTS.
It's really weird to get a glimpse into how other people see you. I know people act specific ways around people and that could alter they way one is viewed. I know people can look at the same person and see different things. It happens a lot, often for negative reasons. But the vast differences in people's perception is still insane to me.
Even more so when it's people you know and you're the topic. I'm assuming personality plays some sort of role, people you tend to seem more attractive if you think positively of them. But how two people can look at the same person and see two vastly different things is odd. I know how it works and it's still just weird.
In the middle of a chat amongst high level managers my CEO stopped the conversation to say have you seen the Crown? Kerri looks just like that lady. He then stopped me from what I was working on to make me Google "that lady".
I was flattered, the last time he told me I looked like a celebrity it was Justin Beiber.
Fast forward, my HR Manager and dear friend says, you look like Sophia Lillis.
Now these two lovely ladies look nothing alike.
I look like neither of those talented women. At all. Not even a little.
But it sure was a confidence boost.
Hold on a sec...
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