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[jayrtom]

Just came across an email stating the above with just the below image

This is supposedly a Danish newspaper.

Anyone have more information on this?

[John Doe]

The only Danish in that picture is that thing in the upper right corner;)

I can't see if that's a Danish newspaper.

[niall]

While the claim is true, the image is fake.

If you do a google search for similar images you will see many variations.

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/1325808?hl=en

[Qapla]

It would seem odd that a "Danish" newspaper would be in English .....

 

Also, why is none of the rest of the type, including the name of the paper, legible? - instead, it is blurry ....

 

Even though it looks great ..... Photoshop it a wondrous tool!

[bagwell1987]

It looks like something that could be found on Pinterest. 

[bagwell1987]

Yep, thought so

 

http://www.pinterest.com/pin/90986854946010471/

 

[jayrtom]

While the claim is true, the image is fake.

If you do a google search for similar images you will see many variations.

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/1325808?hl=en

That was a nice trick that I wasn't aware, thank you!

Indeed there are dozens or more images of that same newspaper with most variety of subjects...

[1gemstone]

WEBSITE is not spelled "WEB SITE", I guess it was a typo 

Edited March 3, 2014 by 1gemstone

[niall]

That was a nice trick that I wasn't aware, thank you!

Indeed there are dozens or more images of that same newspaper with most variety of subjects...

It's a trick I learned when I was selling some of my photos. It was interesting to see how they were being used.

[jayrtom]

WEBSITE is not spelled "WEB SITE", I guess it was a typo

I thought those were also two separete words that make sense apart. You can talk about the web and about a particular site that is great!

But hey I'm Portuguese ;)

Edited March 4, 2014 by jayrtom

[jayrtom]

WEBSITE is not spelled "WEB SITE", I guess it was a typo

I may be wrong but I think those are also two separete words that make sense apart. You can talk about the web and about a particular site that is great! ;)

[Qapla]

Yes, it can be used either way in English.

[1gemstone]

I stand corrected.

[sunshine]

Silence you doubters - of course it's an authentic danish newspaper, can't you all see the danish PASTRY on the side?

 

Nuff said!

[Sunnyside]

We are probably heading their. Just you wait!

[jayrtom]

We are probably heading their. Just you wait!

Well, at least concerning the number of different languages it is translated into, makes it way on top of any other ;)

[Dages]

Obvious fake is obvious.

 

Anyway, in our heart, we all know that jw.org is the best site in the world  ... and jwtalk is a good second, right ?