notabot

If you've got a printer that does that, add lots of yellow dots to your document before printing it.

It's an interesting observation. We observe the world in landscape because our eyes are positioned to give us a goid balance between binocular vision and seeing predators in our peripheral vision, but most of our interactions are portrait, I suspect due to our upright posture. Most of the instances you mentioned are with things that either are, or are evolutiobs if things that were, designed around the fact we are talker than we are wide.

It would be interesting to observe whether animals with a different posture interact differently.

Great! Had I Just Known Little More, Now Only Peaceful Questions.

Feel free to build the rage at any age, just make sure it's targeted, or it'll exhaust you before it helps.

Mordhau

Simple, elegant, and can be adjusted to match the decor, I like it.

An alternative might be to put the bag under the bed with a brick or similar resting on it to provide presure.

The longer I stare at this, the wronger it gets. It's like a magic eye picture made of nonsense.

Yes, and it's horrifying for a whole range of reasons!

Helga: No, it's "Hi! How are you?"

Salazar: ...

Oh, I know. The trouble is my brain keeps trying to flip to match the peas, then back for the rest of the image. It's just subtly wrong enough that it isn't absurd until you focus on it.

That image is genuinely making my brain feel like it's twisting around in my skull to make it make sense, and it's not working.

The sad part is that as I get older, the hardest part has become threading the needle...

If you dont have one, a needle threader is a huge boon.