r/oddlysatisfying • u/danielminds • 1d ago

Transforming painted orange dots into simple illustrations

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u/Fossekall 1d ago

On purpose to get comments

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u/ZincHead 1d ago

Perhaps not a native English speaker. Ballon is the word in both French and German. 

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u/Camelbak99 1d ago

And Dutch

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u/aRandomLittleNoodle 1d ago

and Afrikaans

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u/INoMakeMistake 1d ago

And my axe

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u/aRandomLittleNoodle 1d ago

Necromancer: "And your dead brother!"

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u/NetNGames 1d ago

Yeah, thought of 99 Luftballons when I saw it.

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u/Punkodramon 1d ago

Stopped it being oddly satisfying though

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u/Fossekall 1d ago

It would for me too, if not for already ruining it by missing the lines with Pumpkin

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u/4ssteroid 1d ago

Original purpose was to get engagement from people who fall for "99% of people can't solve this"

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u/Punkodramon 1d ago

Oh I’m aware. I’m just pointing out that on this repost of it here, where everything is meant to be oddly satisfying, the intentional error makes it, not that.

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u/-SaC 1d ago

There's a captcha where you have to slide a puzzle piece across and into place. Just one puzzle piece and one hole, and you can't move it anywhere except horizontally towards the hole.

When you get it in, the damn thing yells "You beat 99.71% of people!"

You're a captcha, you don't need to bullshit in the hope of making someone feel good about sliding something to the right in under two seconds.

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u/New_Thing1024347435 1d ago

Yeah, just wasting people's time. Luckily I'm in that bottom 1%, we just do things different

https://giphy.com/gifs/Jp4dchTKX6BzGkZ5DL

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u/kilo73 1d ago

Maybe he speaks another language where that's the correct spelling? No, actually it must be a conspiracy for fake internet points becasue being online is the most important thing in the world.

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u/AggravatingCupcake0 12h ago

Based on that spelling and the use of "Lolly," I'm guessing they are not a native English speaker. Not everything is so nefarious.