An ekans doesn't seem nearly as imposing when it looks like it could crawl out of a tailpipe. Many of us grew up with the global phenomenon of Pokémon searing its mark into our childhoods, and a lot of time has been lost on those games for good reason. This Tumblr Thread explains how the Pokémon probability system is madness. Also, here's a thread on why Mr. Mime is the creepiest Pokémon.
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Words fall short. Sometimes, we enter into the world and through our series of attempts, a historical fail arises. In this case, it looks like mom got a bit confused when it came to figuring out how scales work. She was convinced that grams weren't being accounted for in that scale. Thankfully, she had someone close to her who was able to provide clarity for the situation.
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3D touch on the iPhone 6 allows you to weigh things directly on your phone, but for some reason, Apple doesn't want people building scale apps. Many have tried, but been rejected by the app store because Apple says "the concept of a scale app is not appropriate for the app store," whatever that means. Asaf Avidan Antonir built a simple game that uses 3D touch to move a dot between lines (think Flappy Bird), but the important part is the "training" function. Within training mode, you can figure out how much force you're exerting to practice moving the dot, or just use the thing as a scale for...whatever you want.
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Death by getting your skull split open with a giant ballpoint pen. The pen is mightier etc. etc.
~OLJ
