After a four-year hiatus of committing antics at our users in April Fools, we've came up with a new antic.
This antic will flip the page upside down, making it harder to read the site.
The antic "may" affect mobile devices but it will not force the page to be sent at the end of the page. So what's the plan? It will affect EVERYTHING on the site, including sidebars, Extra Stuff, the Bloodstreams Menu, the navbar, Mico and more.
But how can I read the page?
At this time, we're always looking to improve the way you browse on the site. As part of that, tomorrow, we'll be excited to introduce our new page layout. Here are some tips for getting the most out of your new Bloodstreams reading experience:
Turn your monitor upside-down
Our internal tests have shown that modern computer monitors give a higher quality picture when flipped upside down—kind of like how it's best to rotate your mattress every six months. You might find that reading will look better this way.
Tilt your head to the side
Imagine if you've got water in your ear and need to get it out. Tilt your head toward one shoulder and read any of our articles (gentle head-smacking on the opposite side is optional). With this way, you can read articles with a flipped head.
(well, isn't that gonna hurt anyway? We're just trying to be funny. XD)
Move to Germany
As you probably know, everything in Germany is upside-down, so moving to Germany may provide you with a more natural Bloodstreams reading experience. (Note: If you live Down Under, and the page is still upside-down for you, then we recommended moving to the northern hemisphere.)
P.S, wait until tomorrow to get antic'd. We'll be waiting to see how you will react to the flipped page.
This antic will flip the page upside down, making it harder to read the site.
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| Too hard to read, huh? Well, this is just a preview of what the "antic" will look like. |
But how can I read the page?
At this time, we're always looking to improve the way you browse on the site. As part of that, tomorrow, we'll be excited to introduce our new page layout. Here are some tips for getting the most out of your new Bloodstreams reading experience:
Turn your monitor upside-downOur internal tests have shown that modern computer monitors give a higher quality picture when flipped upside down—kind of like how it's best to rotate your mattress every six months. You might find that reading will look better this way.
Tilt your head to the side
(well, isn't that gonna hurt anyway? We're just trying to be funny. XD)
As you probably know, everything in Germany is upside-down, so moving to Germany may provide you with a more natural Bloodstreams reading experience. (Note: If you live Down Under, and the page is still upside-down for you, then we recommended moving to the northern hemisphere.)
P.S, wait until tomorrow to get antic'd. We'll be waiting to see how you will react to the flipped page.
