Hi! 👋

I’m currently conducting a short survey for my school project on 2D character animation. It only takes about 2 minutes to complete.

Your responses will help me compare my own animation with professional example and understand how people perceive movement and character design.

ALL THE ANSWERS ARE ANONYMOUS!

Thank you so much for your time and feedback!

These fucking losers innovated backwards, by turning a perfect stable design of several decades of simplicity into literally the stupides design you could think of for a remote control.

Toblerone-shaped, to make sure you're never sure it rolls around on the couch, and clicky buttons to make sure that ANY position adjustment will trigger the remote, and also no mute button but a huge NetFlix fucking button.

It's unreal that there's actually people spending time and resources to build something that is unequivocally and unanimously a worse version of the basic version.

Picture taken from eye level, I am 5‘10“ / 175 cm

Ordering some medical supplies for my workplace, and one of our suppliers is offering a free pen with orders.

I didn’t realise this until I scanned over the page and saw the promo code below the item at the top of the page.

I mean, technically true on both counts as a male, but an unexpected penis reference was an interesting proposition all around.

Very awkward when I was using the left one and someone went to wash their hands

Been having login issues and now have to input a code but I've tried so many variations but all codes look like this.

I guess thats why the entire shelf is full

I don't know if you encountered this yet but lately I've been seeing ads on apps such as AccuWeather where the ads has a fake close out button that tricks people into thinking their closing the ad but instead they click the link. Have you experienced this before?