Tag Archive for 'cat'

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Pricing

Published on May 6, 2008 in Daily flash. 27 Comments
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They’d probably never make it as blatantly obvious as this, but they’d do it secretly, with additional costs for shipping and handling or taxes or something. Although I’ve never actually bought anything from one of those “CALL NOW AND BUY THIS PRODUCT WITHIN THE NEXT TWENTY MINUTES” commercials, so I don’t actually know how they handle things.


Oh yeah, and here’s a new flash game from Chibitami, starring Flandre.

Math problems

Published on March 12, 2008 in Daily flash. 25 Comments
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If you’ve read a math textbook, you probably know what they’re talking about here. Stuff like “Bob throws a coin off a bridge and notices that the coin’s path is a parabolic shape similar to that of the equation y = x² + 2x +4” just make me go “who really does that in real life?” It just seems silly that a person would be able to come up with an equation for something as obscure as the number of squirrels seen within the course of a week.

Longcat

Published on October 25, 2007 in Daily flash. 15 Comments
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Someone in my class actually knew what longcat was. We all put our projects up, and he was like “That’s longcat! Who made longcat?” I was surprised that anyone in my grade knew about longcat or internet memes in general. Yeah then we started talking about 4chan and stuff. It was interesting. Kinda strange, though. Yeah that’s it.

Fire drills

Published on September 19, 2007 in Daily flash. 6 Comments
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So today we had a fire drill at school, and all I was thinking the whole time was “hey this would make a great flash, because everyone knows that fire drills are stupid and nobody really takes that long to get out of a building or takes the time to stand in an organized line” so I decided to make a flash about it! I think that from now on, I’ll make flashes based my daily life instead of just telling you about them, because it’s so much more interesting that way. Maybe it’ll become a daily thing (on school days anyway)! But maybe not.