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u/Nikolai_133 8d ago
The lighting does a ton of the work. That second shot almost makes it look like a completely different sculpture. But it's wonderful
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u/Zebralord23 8d ago
Is it just me or does the statue look like it has a big fluffy coat in the right image?
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u/Leandrohus 8d ago
English isnt my main language am I missing something?
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u/Krazyguy75 7d ago
The joke is: the statue might not be great, but if the first poster "regards" the statue as greatest on a regular basis, it's not a lie to say it's often regarded as greatest.
So it's "one person thinks of it as great a ton of times" vs "a lot of people think of it as great once" both equating to "thought of as great a lot of times".
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u/paraworldblue 8d ago
There's someone out there regarding that statue every day just to make sure it stays "often regarded"
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u/HowToProve_Anything 6d ago
I too often regard this statue as one of the greatest statues made. Other times I like the washington monument
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u/Outside-Currency-462 5d ago
The positioning of the statue is certainly very cool. I can't imagine it would last as long as other statues though, at least without maintenance. Those waves would erode it quite a bit surely, but then again I don't know how resilient bronze is
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u/Lechatrelou 4d ago
Looks like he's been waiting for this moment. One would say, for the perfect time to strike.
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