Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs
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@jon-nyc said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
When we first bought a Nintendo Wii, it started by asking our height and weight, and then assigned an avatar based on the data - my kids looked normal, but mine rather resembled the figure on the right.
Assholes. And what a difference in culture...
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Maybe it's just font design. "Normal" vs. "bold."
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@Axtremus said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
Maybe it's just font design. "Normal" vs. "bold."
- Typeface. Not font.
- It's not a fucking typeface, either.
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@Axtremus said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
Maybe it's just font design. "Normal" vs. "bold."
- Typeface. Not font.
- It's not a fucking typeface, either.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
@Axtremus said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
Maybe it's just font design. "Normal" vs. "bold."
- Typeface. Not font.
- It's not a fucking typeface, either.
I think Aqua has out-Aqua'ed himself this morning.
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I had my coffee.
Please love yourself.
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Actually I thought of using "typeface" instead of "font." But then Aqua may be the only one who understands it. So I went with "font." It's like Apple's "Think Different" campaign. Pretty sure lots of folks at Apple and the ad agency knew that "Think Differently" is the grammatical choice, yet deliberately chose differently because they figured it's more easily understood by the majority.
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Actually I thought of using "typeface" instead of "font." But then Aqua may be the only one who understands it. So I went with "font." It's like Apple's "Think Different" campaign. Pretty sure lots of folks at Apple and the ad agency knew that "Think Differently" is the grammatical choice, yet deliberately chose differently because they figured it's more easily understood by the majority.
@Axtremus said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
Actually I thought of using "typeface" instead of "font." But then Aqua may be the only one who understands it. So I went with "font." It's like Apple's "Think Different" campaign. Pretty sure lots of folks at Apple and the ad agency knew that "Think Differently" is the grammatical choice, yet deliberately chose differently because they figured it's more easily understood by the majority.
The grammatical deviation was part of the message itself, whereas you just don't know the difference.
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@Axtremus said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
Actually I thought of using "typeface" instead of "font." But then Aqua may be the only one who understands it. So I went with "font." It's like Apple's "Think Different" campaign. Pretty sure lots of folks at Apple and the ad agency knew that "Think Differently" is the grammatical choice, yet deliberately chose differently because they figured it's more easily understood by the majority.
The grammatical deviation was part of the message itself, whereas you just don't know the difference.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
The grammatical deviation was part of the message itself, whereas you just don't know the difference.
There's our Aqua. Thinking big.
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I had my coffee.
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@89th said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
I had my coffee.
I'm scared
Coffee and leftover chili. (Aside to @George-K and @Jolly : with beans!)
Crapping in one's hand is not outside the scope of possibility.
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I had my coffee.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
I had my coffee.
You're supposed to drink it, not inject it directly into your skull.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
I had my coffee.
You're supposed to drink it, not inject it directly into your skull.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
I had my coffee.
You're supposed to drink it, not inject it directly into your skull.
If you're not going to do that, you might as well just sip flavored water and drive a Prius.
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It's contradictory in that the metallic poll placed just in front of the entrance to the escape seems to prevent fat people from getting on to the escalator.
@Axtremus said in Talk about guilting you into taking the stairs:
It's contradictory in that the metallic poll placed just in front of the entrance
I think this is to prevent trolleys and carts, etc from using the escalators.
One of my best friends in Taiwan, her nickname is "Little Piggy" because she was kind of chubby as a kid. LOL
