This image brings up a good point. It almost reminds me of all those womens' magazines that say things like, "Lose weight in only 1 month! Go to page 15. The best chocolate cake ever! Go to page 25!" It's just not a good marketing advantage.

Little did you know, the spaces are much more important than we thought. When I saw this for the first time I really did just see it as kids exchange. I actually had to have someone point it out to me that it could be looked at in a slightly different way...

At some point, everyone has to show their true colors. We never knew this about Darth Vader, but now we do. There is no way he would have been able to keep this as a secret forever. It may be disappointing, but that is just the way it is.

It can be funny sometimes the kind of things we do to look cool. There are a lot of people that would do this kind of thing as a joke, and it's almost sad when you realize this guy is probably serious...

We need to look at what's at the bottom before we leave the top. I'm sure there were other slides in this park that he could have chosen, but because he didn't see what was at the end, he chose the wrong slide. The lesson we should learn is to look at where we're going before we ever start in that direction.

No wonder kids always cry on santa's lap. Have you ever wondered what the child sees when he sits on a make believe character's lap? It could be something pretty close to this image. Lets all be respectful to these kids, and not force them to take pictures with the monsters they see, and that we don't.