Fair point.

But recently I encountered several people with the opinion that ads don’t ever work on them. And while not all ads work well and some people are more susceptible to them than others, I think very few people if any can claim ads don’t work on them at all.

You’ll get an alibi receipt for your alibi receipt btw

It actually works on smart people too.

Funny thing is, it still works.

That’s the cuddle dog. The attack dog is over there.

I mean, what else to spend spare money on besides the things I enjoy. Like other people spend thousands travel. I spend the same amount on a box of Warhammer. Jk. I can’t afford Warhammer.

So many people study psychology to figure out what is wrong with themselves.

The absolute absurdity of work without pay becomes blatantly obvious when you reverse the situation.

Imagine you going to your boss and asking them if they could pay you for 10 hours of work even though you only worked 8 today.

It’d be considered ridiculous. But it’s the same thing.

In a employment relationship you got a contract stating the conditions in which you trade your time and skilled labor for money and benefits.

Neither side should feel entitled to free handouts on top.

When you pray for the lord to have mercy, they have to dispense it somehow. That part made sense to me as a kid.

However why would God have to buy one? And from whom? Who manufactures these mercy dispensers for God? Why wouldn’t God just make them into existence?

When I learned that it was Mercedes Benz I came to understand that even God needs to abide by trademark law.

If the room and sink were cleaner I couldn’t tell if it was a designer piece or broken.

I honestly think it looks kinda awesome.

They know you can’t improve on a master piece.

Agreed. I think the metaphors and message was delivered in a clever if malicious way. But the ending would have worked as well if not better if trimmed down a bit.

The fight felt a bit lengthy and everything after the second substance dose onward could have done with some trimming Imo.

The practical effects were fantastic and also the body horror versus gloss contrast worked really well for me.

Just a normal alarm timer app.

Forget appointments? Lose track of time when doing things? I set timers. Most apps allow recurring timers. For example I got one going off twice each day to remind me to drink some water.

I gotta leave in 40 minutes so I got some time to read or whatever. If I don’t set an alarm I’ll lose track of time and be late. Easy fix.

True but it helps get the concept across so much.

I found since people are used to app stores, I’ve had a much easier time convincing people to try out Linux. My mom even said that she always wished her windows PC had a proper app store.