Oh, this is a classic. Here's the full image:
And among the many, many amazing reference posts that followed it, this is my favorite:
youthful-pills’ response made me irrationally angry
If they were trolling, it would be top-tier. Just ignore the fucking obvious, tell them that they’re wrong, and then condescendingly tell them to educate themselves.
En then call yourself a designer, which feels like an insult to other designers
They censored “fucking” (kind of), but not “shit”? What should Jesus say?
Jesus would say “hey, what’s with all the fucking blood on the floor i didn’t die to mop”
Jesus being a carpenter while not wrong is somewhat a mistranslation, Jesus would’ve been closer to a general laborer who knew carpentry. Jesus definitely knew how to swear in multiple languages and definitely knew how to insult people in a practical cavalcade of languages.
But what about the irony of a carpenter dying from being nailed to a piece of wood?
Well he most likely lashed to the cross, the Romans didn’t really nail people to crosses too slow and required higher quality nails. Not to say they didn’t but it was a rarity moreso reserved for warfare and not criminals.
Having played the Half-Life games, that tells me that the place is infested by headcrab zombies.
Fun fact about color theory: it’s situational and tied to context. You can’t just follow it blindly like some moron.
Beyond the basic “red means stop” or “blue feels calm” stuff, there are cultural associations that can’t be ignored. Take purple and green, for example. In the U.S., you’ll rarely see them paired in a corporate brand because pop culture, especially comics, has used that combo for villains so often. Think the Joker, Green Goblin, Maleficent… it’s baked into the visual shorthand.
Like it or not, those patterns get lodged in a culture’s collective subconscious. People will still use the combo, but someone who dislikes it often can’t explain why. The reason is decades of media have trained their brain to read “purple + green = bad.”
Same with red streaks. Our monkey brains connect it to danger or injury almost instantly. That one’s probably wired into us from way back. See blood, assume something’s wrong.
There’s also the fact that it’s, y’know, a hospital.
Aye, I was more pissed about this color equals this emotion logic thrown out by the idiot in the screenshot. Also the person using it in this context transcends ignorance to a new level of stupid unfounded.
A new level of stupid unfounded" is my new favorite phrase
It certainly does take a lot of willpower and strength to drag a body that far.
Especially when you take the wrong door and have to drag it back out again.
I interpreted two bodies dragged into the same room from different directions.
are we going to ignore that they put “lust” as a negative?
It absolutely can be, I’d argue more often than not
maybe I’m too far gone. but I consider lust a good emotion.
Depends on your age, and your influences. Lust is a big part of why young people become groomed.
If it were teal with purple streaks, it’d look like the jazz cup design from the 90s. Much cooler than the current ‘ISIS video studio’ design.
What’s that from?
Original 1984 Nightmare on Elm Street.
Thanks!
Going off of the url, Nightmare on Elm Street. Not sure which one though.
It looks more like brown on my screen, which could look like something else: as if a dog pooped in the hall and a Roomba ran over it.
Or dried blood
It could’ve been blue, in remembrance of the smurf massacre
His eminence Gargamel the Heroic would never allow such a remembrance
Smears of almost ANY color is a terrible idea for hospital decor. I think blue and purple are the only ones that maybe could pass but it’s still a bad idea
Especially if you build your hospital in the 90s.
Reminds me of og ff7 shinra building. Man, they done ruined the whole vibe in remake.
It’s good to be open minded, just don’t let your brain fall out.
