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* Chichibu, UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} is hope to ''Chinsekikan'', or [[https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/hall-of-curious-stones the Hall of Curious Stones]]. It's home to hundreds of rocks that look like faces (or ''jinmenseki''), including some that bear a resemblance to celebrities and fictional characters.
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* Chichibu, UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} is hope home to ''Chinsekikan'', or [[https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/hall-of-curious-stones the Hall of Curious Stones]]. It's home to hundreds of rocks that look like faces (or ''jinmenseki''), including some that bear a resemblance to celebrities and fictional characters.
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* Round windows can sometimes look like eyes, making buildings appear to have faces. A well-known example is the [[https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/18985/where-on-earth-is-this-church-which-looks-like-a-confused-chicken "Church of the Confused Chicken", in Madeira Beach, Florida.
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* Round windows can sometimes look like eyes, making buildings appear to have faces. A well-known example is the [[https://travel."[[https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/18985/where-on-earth-is-this-church-which-looks-like-a-confused-chicken "Church Church of the Confused Chicken", Chicken]]", in Madeira Beach, Florida.
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* In one ''ComicStrip/ForBetterOrForWorse'' comic, Elizabeth and April notice all kinds of things in the house look like they have faces. April freaks out saying the house is watching her.
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** ''WebAnimation/StrongBadEmail:'' An EasterEgg in the episode [[Recap/StrongBadEmailE146PopUp "pop up"]] features an aerial photo of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manicouagan_Reservoir Manicouagan Reservoir]] in UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}} that looks surprisingly similar to Strong Sad's head.[[labelnote:context]]As a riff on a cheap sound chip that makes Strong Bad's CatchPhrase "Deleted!" [[MondegreenGag sound like "the lake head"]].[[/labelnote]]
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** ''WebAnimation/StrongBadEmail:'' An EasterEgg in the episode [[Recap/StrongBadEmailE146PopUp "pop up"]] features an aerial photo of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manicouagan_Reservoir Manicouagan Reservoir]] in UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}} that looks surprisingly similar to Strong Sad's head.[[labelnote:context]]As a riff on a cheap sound chip that makes Strong Bad's CatchPhrase catchphrase "Deleted!" [[MondegreenGag sound like "the lake head"]].[[/labelnote]]
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* In ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'', the titular computer's tapedrive was deliberately designed to resemble a face, with the spools as the "eyes" and the lights below as a "mouth" and "nose".
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* In ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'', a British children's series from the 1980s, the titular computer's tapedrive was deliberately designed to resemble a face, with the spools as the "eyes" and the lights below as a "mouth" and "nose".
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* In ''Series/{{Chockablock}}'', the titular computer's tapedrive was deliberately designed to resemble a face, with the spools as the "eyes" and the lights below as a "mouth" and "nose".
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* Round windows can sometimes look like eyes, making buildings appear to have faces. A well-known example is the [[https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/18985/where-on-earth-is-this-church-which-looks-like-a-confused-chicken "Church of the Confused Chicken", in Madeira Beach, Florida.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'' films the landscapes have car-shaped formations in keeping with this trope as applied to a world populated by sentient cars. The same concept applies in ''WesternAnimation/{{Planes}}'', but with airplanes instead.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'' films ''Franchise/{{Cars}}'' films, the landscapes have car-shaped formations in keeping with this trope as applied to a world populated by sentient cars. The same concept applies in ''WesternAnimation/{{Planes}}'', but with airplanes instead.
