You didn't try to drink the stuff on its own, did you?

Thank you for explaining. You were first! Now for those other 14 people who explained it... goddamn.

Tried it with that image. Nothing either.

What's the illusion here?

That's absolutely terrifying.

What the holy fuck is this?

I don't disagree that we need to lower the birthrate, but I think you're missing a very large part of the problem: old people. We live way too long, for no justifiable reason. When my grandmother was too old to live in the house, we basically exhausted our resources trying to find a retirement home that had space for…

The scene where the guy gets turned into just loose skin... I still sometimes flashback to it.

Memorable: for a wine distributor, I did a series of posters advertising their different programs, like WineRadio, wine tastings, a wine table at a golf game, etc. I'd illustrated them in Photoshop, making them look like watercolor paintings. When the campaign was done, the client asked for the posters made larger,…

That widdle bitty head

Yep! It generally did not work. Like I said, it's better to make a terrible idea work like it was a good idea than to try to convince a client.

I'm actually a graphic designer AND a web developer. I generally avoided coding someone else's design, for the reasons you listed, and also that the graphic designers I worked went to school before designing for web was part of the curriculum so they designed really bad pages generally.

THANK YOU

I love how people trot this line out when it involves a non-straight couple. It's adorable.

I can sort of see it. You go around landscapes that geometrically make no sense, and gravity is centered towards whatever the player is standing on. Plus that level where you are a ball.

Well said! The aggressively anti-religious atheists that are so common in sci-fi circles are such a bore. Not everything that explores Christian themes without condemning them is propaganda.

"Imagine the character standing up," Dawson said. "The sudden movement would pitch the breast bones downwards. Then when the character reaches their standing height, the bones catch up, pitching upwards slightly, then back down and come to a rest. This would be a procedural breast bounce and settle. The rest just…

Except this actually does nothing different from a regular pushpin? Seriously, grab one right now.

They're offended that you specified "Americans". It's like when women complain about men and the nearest man goes "ALL PEOPLE SUCK, NOT JUST MEN"

Man, medieval people had a LOT of sex.