Do you have the power of blue?
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No, but I want to
Oh, and I also found an easy way to spot the link without digging through the page source, so don't try to use my powers against me!
9 years ago
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The trick is to put multiple goo.gl links leading to nowhere and the real giveaway one with another goo.gl link and let everyone go apeshit about it
Source: I did it, because I love SG
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9 years ago
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Found but passing on entering the giveaway. Thanks.
9 years ago
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Hm, I thought I was the first one to discover the actual thing that caused blue unclickable links, but judging by the poll, a lot of people already have this knowledge.
9 years ago
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Well, with my newfound power of blue, I would just like to see if this works. There is a bundled game for whoever can find the link.
" I once overheard two botanists arguing over a Damned Thing that had blasphemously sprouted in a college yard. One claimed that the Damned Thing was a tree and the other claimed that it was a shrub. They each had good scholary arguments, and they were still debating when I left them. The world is forever spawning Damned Things- things that are neither tree nor shrub, fish nor fowl, black nor white- and the categorical thinker can only regard the spiky and buzzing world of sensory fact as a profound insult to his card-index system of classifications. Worst of all are the facts which violate "common sense", that dreary bog of sullen prejudice and muddy inertia. The whole history of science is the odyssey of a pixilated card- indexer perpetually sailing between such Damned Things and desperately juggling his classifications to fit them in, just as the history of politics is the futile epic of a long series of attempts to line up the Damned Things and cajole them to march in regiment.
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