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uaba:
Connecting to server…
Looking for someone you can chat with. Hang on.
You’re now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi!
Stranger: heyyy!
You: hey
You: i have a question
Stranger: go on…
You: say, like hypothetically
You: that i’m the greatest dark lord ever to rule the earth and rape the innocent and blah blah blah
You: but then some hobag infant accidentally strips me of my powers
You: so for a few years i’m this soulless being feeding off unicorns
You: and then i regain my powers, but i’m lying low before i return to full awesomeness again
Stranger: omg,…. its…
Stranger: he who must not be named!!!!
You: see, that’s the thing
You: i don’t want to be called “he who must not be named” anymore
You: like voldemort is such a pansy bitch name, you know?
You: i want to reinvent myself with a new name
You: something that screams DLILF
Stranger: DLILF?
You: yeah
You: Dark Lord I’d Like to Fuck
Your conversational partner has disconnected.
uaba:
alliseeisyou:marklim:(via jacx)
its ture, tihs is esay to raed.
I lvoe tihs knid of sfutf. But it is vrey satrnge to witre lkie taht. Oh, and it hpeanps in pgruesutoe too.
look him up. Particularly “Internet Love Song”, but all his other stuff too!

Scrabble Package Redesign

Folded and Unfolded

The Board and Tiles

Cover Image

Front and Back

The Board/Inside
This is the follow up to my previous post about redesigning the Scrabble logo. This is the entire academic project: my concept for redesigning the Scrabble packaging. My design strips away the need for a box to hold your board and instead turns the package into the product. This new Scrabble board functions more like a book, featuring the logo and instructions on the outside, with a board on the inside that’s revealed as you open the package. The two pieces/boxes that make up the package and board are hollow and features tabs at the top that can be opened. This is where you’ll find your Scrabble pieces and tiles. To keep the package shut, I embedded two magnets in the material on opposite sides of the board.
The new package is only about 10 inches tall, so it can fit comfortably on a bookshelf, no need to stack it on top of or underneath other board games. This package also cuts down on materials used to make the game. There’s no need to put a box or slip around this, the cover serves as a display for the product on store shelves. If you’d like to see higher quality photos of the project you can check them out on flickr.
This is incredibly cool.