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    Blake commented on 10 August 2007 @ 06:07

    Up would be nice, but Left will work.

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    Shaun Inman commented on 10 August 2007 @ 07:02

    Which direction is the water?

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    Lar commented on 10 August 2007 @ 07:07

    How can I know which way to go, when I don't know where I've been?

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    Lachlan Hardy commented on 10 August 2007 @ 07:22

    Something I've been wondering a lot myself lately

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    Lea de Groot commented on 10 August 2007 @ 09:18

    Oh, man! I am headed for the beach at the end of September.
    Can't wait - I think I shall just wait here for the weeks to pass ;)

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    Cheryl commented on 10 August 2007 @ 10:10

    hey that's really beautiful.

    how did you know my feet were that size?

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    Geoff Pack commented on 10 August 2007 @ 10:43

    Very cute.

    Would be kind of fun if it was more LOGO-like: repeated lefts should make you go in a circle rather than down the page.

    cheers

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    Abu commented on 10 August 2007 @ 15:28

    What the?

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    Ross Bruniges commented on 10 August 2007 @ 17:52

    Where is the beer!!?!?

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    Ben Pickles commented on 10 August 2007 @ 18:24

    my left or your left?

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    Tobias commented on 10 August 2007 @ 18:31

    This is sooo cute! Really adorable! Thanks for this - Small, yet brilliant! My step is #371 btw.

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    Mr. cartridges commented on 10 August 2007 @ 22:11

    I made step is #431 (to the right) will try it a few more times again and will see if I will end somewhere-else hahaha

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    miksago commented on 10 August 2007 @ 23:01

    both?

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    Frank commented on 10 August 2007 @ 23:08

    Hi there,
    Lovely picture, I wish we had a beach near me where I could find sand like that! Is that a real photo or something else. Did you travel to warm climes for that kind of shot?
    Thanks,
    Frank

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    Rob Mason commented on 11 August 2007 @ 00:03

    Which way's the beer?

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    Tomek commented on 11 August 2007 @ 00:22

    And which way are the topless women?

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    karen commented on 11 August 2007 @ 08:27

    is the sand hot

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    AM commented on 11 August 2007 @ 15:32

    Can we use this as a voting system for federal election?

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    The Man in Blue commented on 11 August 2007 @ 16:56

    Sure, I'll let the federal Government licence it for a princely sum.

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    Serdar Kilic commented on 11 August 2007 @ 19:45

    When does the journey end?

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    Sebastian Redl commented on 12 August 2007 @ 06:19

    Just goes to show that, without other overriding concerns, the general trend for people is to hit the first link in reading order.
    That's quite a way that this has gone left.

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    Tomek commented on 13 August 2007 @ 08:31

    "Something I've been wondering a lot myself lately" I agree it's a long time since last post! It's good to have You back!

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    scarlett commented on 13 August 2007 @ 23:31

    this is nothing please..

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    tommy commented on 13 August 2007 @ 23:34

    i think, mostly right, but it may be left also, i dont know :)

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    jenifer commented on 13 August 2007 @ 23:43

    exactly agree with him,
    How can I know which way to go, when I don't know where I've been?

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    Geoff commented on 13 August 2007 @ 23:51

    Very good, brought a smile to my face once i fugured what the hell was going on :)

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    Greeny commented on 14 August 2007 @ 00:45

    I think you need some sleep, Cam.

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    Martijn commented on 14 August 2007 @ 00:51

    710... those are a lot of steps, you're trying to let us do the steps so you can dig up the treasure?
    I must say the outcome isn't what I expected, as the biggest part of people will use that one hand at that one side... Side names deleted so people will make a honest pick for your treasure digging.

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    dusoft commented on 14 August 2007 @ 03:23

    Very nice, indeed. Although, we are now leaning on the left ;-)

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    dirbuzz commented on 14 August 2007 @ 04:50

    Interesting! I always take the right :)

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    Nick commented on 14 August 2007 @ 07:18

    Nice Cam =) I await the google maps mashup whereby we can walk godzilla-like all over the world.

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    Neil commented on 15 August 2007 @ 07:20

    uhhhh.... I dont understand... feet?

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    Paul commented on 15 August 2007 @ 07:23

    Is there any reason you use shoes

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    Nono commented on 15 August 2007 @ 15:39

    Very nice.

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    Pablo commented on 15 August 2007 @ 20:49

    a few steps to the right... no water, no woman, no cocktails, no... seems to be very sandy :-)

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    Gio commented on 16 August 2007 @ 06:50

    What will happen, if you choose left, but right step is correct?

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    Bank zdjec commented on 17 August 2007 @ 18:47

    I must say the outcome isn't what I expected, as the biggest part of people will use that one hand at that one side... Side names deleted so people will make a honest pick for your treasure digging.

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    Chris commented on 18 August 2007 @ 00:05

    I am walking and walking and walking, but can't get to the sea...
    It's a really long beach :-)

    Thanks for bringing a smile on my face today !

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    Daniel commented on 19 August 2007 @ 02:41

    I think, you really need to start wearing more flip flops on the sandy ground ;-)

    btw: really nice idea!

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    k-net commented on 19 August 2007 @ 14:11

    I chose left, I don't understand tho.

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    Andy commented on 19 August 2007 @ 22:32

    I choose right. Right is always "right".

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    Flabby Boy commented on 20 August 2007 @ 13:22

    Not to get all political or anything (ok, yes I am!), but things seem to be generally drifting toward the left. A few more people like me are needed to balance things out. :)

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    Stephane Deschamps commented on 21 August 2007 @ 07:23

    I know! I know! Rocky Horror Beach Show!

    (what do we win?) :)

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    Ben McNelly commented on 21 August 2007 @ 07:27

    hehe, very clever.

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    Diana commented on 22 August 2007 @ 04:42

    nice gimmick, but whats the goal? To count the right and left decisions seems to be a little to simple...or?
    Maybe its time to look for my bikini ;-)

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    Mark Vitullo commented on 22 August 2007 @ 22:41

    Very clever, Jeff. The simplicity is elegant. Even so, I think it evokes a lot of thought. It will be intersting to see how this grows.

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    Rado commented on 24 August 2007 @ 01:19

    I took left.. how do i find out how many people took right?

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    Tobias commented on 29 August 2007 @ 06:16

    Trackback:

    Original (German):
    Es ist nur eine simple Frage: Nach Links oder nach Rechts? Der berühmte Man in Blue stellt sie uns als neuestes seiner Experimente unter dem Titel "LeftRight"[...]

    English Translation:
    It's such a simple question: Left or right? The famous Man in Blue asks us all in his newest Experiment called "LeftRight"[...]

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    Shaal commented on 30 August 2007 @ 12:47

    I took the right thinking right is always right and had to scroll horizontally on the right for say a kilometre:P and apparently it seemed if i was not going right since the footprints were taking me up and down in a haphazard manner.

    P.S: Right is not always right, right?:P

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