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Did anyone catch that we put an “Easter Egg” within the tree? Kudos to the first person to spot it.
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Chris,
I’m thinking the term “Easter Egg” may be confusing some people.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think you were referring to the Easter Eggs that are hidden within video games and DVDs.
That kind of Easter Egg is something unusual that’s a special surprise for anybody observant or diligent enough to find it. In this case, I’m thinking you’re referring to one of our 72 team members that isn’t really … um … real.
If so, Joe is the closest thus far.
December 24, 2009 at 12:23 PM[Reply]
Yes, the “non-human” was the Easter Egg.
It’s a photo of “Gary”… who made his debut this year in 10 videos:
http://EzineArticles.com/videos/garys-top-10/
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The Easter egg is seven rows down on the right.
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Barb, I think that’s a kitty, lol.
December 24, 2009 at 11:31 AM[Reply]
I thought it was a robot. lol
December 24, 2009 at 12:22 PM[Reply]
That’s funny!
It was actually “Gary” our stick man from the videos.
But, that “Kitty” was actually a nerf gun that one of our Developers was holding.
December 24, 2009 at 2:18 PM[Reply]
I guess I’ll have to withdraw my selection of it as being inside the handle of the cup with the EzineArticles imprinted on it at the base of the tree, because when I enlarged it, I could see that you really are looking at the green package through the cup’s handle, as I can actually see the bottom of the package within the space circumscribed by the cup’s handle. However, I don’t see anything else that looks more like an Easter Egg on that tree than that does.
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Linwood, Good thing you withdrew that selection, can I have rights to it? lol. I am goin to let mine ride, lol. Have you read comment number 5?
December 25, 2009 at 7:39 AM[Reply]
Thank you and same to you Chris and the whole EzineArticles team. The mini challenge started on Dec 23rd has shaken me out of my inertia and now I am roaring to go that mug. I want it badly and I will have it. I will be drinking my favourite poison from it from the next year and that’s my promise to myself. BTW here’s a Christmas message for the EzineArticles team
Wrap yourself in the warmth of Christmas in the chilling weather…It is the warmth of your heart and soul which brings a melody in Christmas that is to last forever. Its Christmas time – a feeling of a magic wand going over you! Everything shall become softer, subtle and more beautiful this season.
Wish you a Merry Christmas!!!
Love and best wishes,
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to a good looking bunch of ‘ornaments’, even Gary!
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Darwin,
Check out this cool ornament that one of our team members made a few years ago:
http://twitpic.com/v4u2d
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Interesting diversion looking for an “Easter Egg.” Even funnier to learn it was a word play — the stick man is an Easter Egg? I am still trying to get to the intelligence behind that analogy. I guess I am not gonna get the humor of it. Oh well, plenty else to keep me occupied.
Looking forward to a more productive year in article writing. Plan to begin promoting our Webinar program through article writing. Ought to be fun, eh?
Keep smiling,
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This is a good team effort! A very warm Christmas tree for all of us. Happy holidays to all of you too!
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Thanks for post. It’s really informative stuff.
I really like to read. Hope to learn a lot and have a nice experience here! my best regards guys!
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Inside cup handle at base of tree in front of the little green package wrapped with a red bow. The egg is darker green than the package behind it.
December 24, 2009 at 10:53 AM[Reply]