Sarah Palin's image on a piece of toast.

[Diogenes_the_Cynic]

for sale on eBay.

I think it looks faked, but if someone can part a Palin fan from their money, I’m all for it.

[Ellen_Cherry]

How idiotic.

[ivan_astikov]

Nope, I’m not seeing it. I’m getting Mickey Mouse with his face smashed in!

[askeptic]

@ivan_astikov

Nope, I’m not seeing it. I’m getting Mickey Mouse with his face smashed in!

How dare you call our Dear Leader Palin a rat. You sexist.

[ivan_astikov]

@askeptic

How dare you call our Dear Leader Palin a rat. You sexist.

I bet there are more people concerned with me imagining violence on Micky, than there are at me comparing Palin to a rat. Come on, state your wager.

[Hazle_Weatherfield]

WTF? I don’t see anything but a piece of toast.

[myskepticsight]

I see that someone scratched her image in the toast, it’s not the way the toast browned like most of the rest of these stupid pictures on toast people freak over.

[Bosstone]

Of course it’s faked. It’s a goof on all those Virgin Mary sightings.

[Squink]

Zuse toast printer

‘Zuse’ doesn’t see itself merely as a compact toasting device but more like a print-maker of the traditional kind. Inspired by the early matrix printers, it now engages in burning black & white pictures with 12 by 12 pixel resolution into the toast by diligently marking line by line.

Finally, CNC toast!

To begin our 2D testing, we placed a cookie sheet where the Z axis of the printer would normally go. We had to stack a few pieces of bread on top of each other so that the top piece would be at the correct level to be printed on, just a few millimeters below the heat gun nozzle.

Our resolution for these tests was 10 dots per inch (2.5 mm pixel size).

[ivylass]

:smack:

As of this posting, there are 12 bids on that thing.

Yeesh.

[Boyo_Jim]

@Bosstone

Of course it’s faked. It’s a goof on all those Virgin Mary sightings.

It’s faked because it’s actually the Virgin Mary on the toast, and someone is claiming it’s Sarah Palin as a cheap political stunt.