Literally at work for 15 hours yesterday (actual "literally") and I lost it by the time I looked at this article. I'm literally feeling dumb now. Literally deserve the 5 people that pointed out this glaring mistake.

I absolutely hate when people misuse "literally" incorrectly. This gives idiots credence and that's unacceptable. Also, I'm apparently a crotchety 90 year old man.

yeah that pretty much kills it...

Immediately thought "BUT CAN YOU F&$# IT" when I read the title

Oh thank god. I'm at work so I didn't analyze this very well.

ughhhh I was hoping for a list of the answers! I don't know some of them and I know I'm going to kick myself for some of them.

Why isn't Chuck Norris' fists in here?

Yeah that wasn't differentiated... Do they want a big ole softy, or a cold, calculated mind?

haha to the extreme we go! I guess it's just the hardest one in his book, but still.

Nor that the students wouldn't have an already formed negative option of Kinkade from years of bashing.

for #8, why wouldn't the level of difficulty increase with the higher number's persistence? e.g. 6 would be more difficult than 5? I dunno. That's like the easiest one of these to make even harder. Not sure what I'm driving at here.

Yup. They totally took advantage of how poorly the first press release went and they're just waiting for another slip up.

lol giving it a reacharound, nice.

I just took ten minutes out of my life to go scream at mops in the supply closet about that. Unhappy developer over here.

That's entirely to whimsical for me, but I respect you if that's how you answer the phone. every. time.

*head explodes*

why would you ever need to knock on your phone to answer it why why why

I feel like the volume makes sense, but the power button... I wouldn't want to hit that by accident?

Which definitely makes sense, but this article says this:

blah, from this article, I think they just say that it's a protector