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Look at the URL. I did not manipulate the image in any way.

DPDarkPrimus wrote:

Look at the URL. I did not manipulate the image in any way.

Where?

EDIT: Okay, I saw it. Jesus H Christ...

I don't get the URL thing, but the image reminds me of some funny flash clips.

I want to find the people who make those "YOU ARE A WINNER" animated GIFs and pluck their eyes out.

Daltonator wrote:I want to find the people who make those "YOU ARE A WINNER" animated GIFs and pluck their eyes out.

you have to shoot their eyes out with a click of the mouse. that way you get satisfaction AND you are entered to win a 56" plasma TV.

Col. Crackpot wrote:

Daltonator wrote:I want to find the people who make those "YOU ARE A WINNER" animated GIFs and pluck their eyes out.

you have to shoot their eyes out with a click of the mouse. that way you get satisfaction AND you are entered to win a 56" plasma TV.

That's awesome.

Comosicus wrote:I don't get the URL thing

It's me showing I didn't edit it.

Daltonator wrote:I want to find the people who make those "YOU ARE A WINNER" animated GIFs and pluck their eyes out.

Indeed.They are annoying as hell.

I wonder if anyone's considered bringing a lawsuit against these people for creating conditions that could directly cause an epileptic seizure, without warning people of those conditions before hand.

I mean, I'm against frivolous lawsuits as a whole, but the epilepsy ones seem to have a track record of success, and the brightly flashing ads are just begging for it. In this case, I'd consider it two wrongs making a right.

-Damien

Funny "Warning are you stupid" "Click here to find out"

It seems a fair few people in the US at least are forever cast into the pits of doom thanks to clever viruses using "Open me" as their titles in e-mails.

http://www.macdailynews.com/comments.php?id=P2599_0_1_0

Who needs annoying banners?

Oni Koneko Damien wrote:I wonder if anyone's considered bringing a lawsuit against these people for creating conditions that could directly cause an epileptic seizure, without warning people of those conditions before hand.

I mean, I'm against frivolous lawsuits as a whole, but the epilepsy ones seem to have a track record of success, and the brightly flashing ads are just begging for it. In this case, I'd consider it two wrongs making a right.

-Damien

If someone could get an epileptic seizure from something like in the OP, then they must have the most severe case of epilepsy I've ever heard of.

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:

Oni Koneko Damien wrote:I wonder if anyone's considered bringing a lawsuit against these people for creating conditions that could directly cause an epileptic seizure, without warning people of those conditions before hand.

I mean, I'm against frivolous lawsuits as a whole, but the epilepsy ones seem to have a track record of success, and the brightly flashing ads are just begging for it. In this case, I'd consider it two wrongs making a right.

-Damien

If someone could get an epileptic seizure from something like in the OP, then they must have the most severe case of epilepsy I've ever heard of.

I think he was talking about those "YOU ARE A WINNER!" ones. The ones with the whole background flashing. God, I hate 'em.

Montcalm wrote:Funny "Warning are you stupid" "Click here to find out"

Indeed.

RogueIce wrote:

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:

Oni Koneko Damien wrote:I wonder if anyone's considered bringing a lawsuit against these people for creating conditions that could directly cause an epileptic seizure, without warning people of those conditions before hand.

I mean, I'm against frivolous lawsuits as a whole, but the epilepsy ones seem to have a track record of success, and the brightly flashing ads are just begging for it. In this case, I'd consider it two wrongs making a right.

-Damien

If someone could get an epileptic seizure from something like in the OP, then they must have the most severe case of epilepsy I've ever heard of.

I think he was talking about those "YOU ARE A WINNER!" ones. The ones with the whole background flashing. God, I hate 'em.

Specifically designed to get your attention.

My solution is 'Right-Click>Block Images from This Server'. I love Mozilla!

Admiral Valdemar wrote:It seems a fair few people in the US at least are forever cast into the pits of doom thanks to clever viruses using "Open me" as their titles in e-mails.

http://www.macdailynews.com/comments.php?id=P2599_0_1_0

Who needs annoying banners?

Excellent point. I'd like to know what the per capita OCD rates are from the last century up to present, because I get a sneaking suspicion that OCD rates are increasing...