With a little effort you can invert the background/text color while leaving the other images in MSpaint (or your preferred art program). Though, as always, laziness is the best answer.MinionJoe said:If that was black text on a white background, it'd be going straight to the color printer and up on the breakroom wall. As it is, it's probably still worth draining a toner cartridge. LOL!
You clearly haven't played Project Zomboid, my friend.octafish said:Sure they make it sound good in the ads but then reality sets in.
Put down those brains. Brains are for closers only. You call yourself a zombie you soneofabitch?
You know what it takes to consume human beings? It takes brass balls to consume human beings.
Oh yeah, I used to be a zombie, it's a tough racket...DeepComet5581 said:You clearly haven't played Project Zomboid, my friend.octafish said:Sure they make it sound good in the ads but then reality sets in.
Put down those brains. Brains are for closers only. You call yourself a zombie you soneofabitch?
You know what it takes to consume human beings? It takes brass balls to consume human beings.
"Zombies" has now become a colloquial term used to describe a lot of larger retailers in America (Sears and JCPenney have been on the rocks for years), so perhaps the satire is oddly apt?
I know them feels. Nowadays, it feels like everyone and their goldfish can just come up to you and bite you.octafish said:Oh yeah, I used to be a zombie, it's a tough racket...DeepComet5581 said:You clearly haven't played Project Zomboid, my friend.octafish said:Sure they make it sound good in the ads but then reality sets in.
Put down those brains. Brains are for closers only. You call yourself a zombie you soneofabitch?
You know what it takes to consume human beings? It takes brass balls to consume human beings.
"Zombies" has now become a colloquial term used to describe a lot of larger retailers in America (Sears and JCPenney have been on the rocks for years), so perhaps the satire is oddly apt?