They say the general characteristics of faces that contribute to beauty include symmetry, i.e., facial features are mirrored across the vertical midline of the face. Apparently most of our faces are NOT the same in relation with the other side...
so heres a fun little game to illustrate that..

take a personal photo (it must be as straight on as possible).
next take it and cut it in half, then reverse the image and paste... see if you can recognize yourself in the mirror... then do the other side of your face...



I'll get the ball rolling....

LOL as you can see with my first example, if your face is not straight on to the camera... you can have mixed results, like thin man fat man there


so lets see em. this should be fun!

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then make that one side both sides lets see what you look like susan

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Susan its not supposed to... (well some will more than others I suppose) Like mine... seems my right side is a little fatter than my left lol

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it's funny i used to do this all the time, with myself, and my friends! Although when i do it I'm nearly 100% the same... it's kinda cool!

Sorry, couldn't resist

reminds me of the different stages in meth

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Universal beauty is an interesting topic.

There's a researcher by the name of Dr. Marquardt who spent his life studying this subject.
He devised the "Marquardt Beauty Mask" based on years of cross-cultural surveys.
It's basically a template that you overlay on a picture of a face. Brad Pitt will conform to this template
better than your uncle, Herman.
Try it out on your own face to see if your genes are worthy of being passed on...

hey not bad...

come on people... we can do chop the chopper? but not this?!!? chickens!

Hey badcop, do you have the larger version. I'm having troubles seeing that those...

I look kinda Latin ?