good job! we couldnt afford more clicks
I do not understand anything about what's going on here but I think it's fine.
(Please somebody explain this to me, the only part I understand is using steps to make a gif-like animation using sprites)
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im glad im not the only one who abuses details+summary>(details+summary>)*100 lol, my old like counter post used the same trick and had the same issue lol
OH THAT"S HOW, OKAY makes sense I've been thinking of something this will be good for thanks
smashes the rechost button with the gravitational force of ten thousand dying stars
the last week or so has had some phenomenal pieces of css shenanigans, thank you so much.
I keep reopening this to click it again. This makes me so stupidly happy.
This is the most satisfying thing ever I can't stop clicking it enough times it tells me it ran out of clicks and then clicking "read more" so as I can do it again and then "read less" endlessly I've been here several minutes
Love how dynamic and fluid that animation is, the lil' guy really thwaps that switch!
showed this to my brother and he said 'it's probably a fucking money machine. and he's like 'i want my counterfeit caaash!!''
eggbug fraud real
i had one of these as a kid. i thought it was endlessly hilarious for about an hour.
Its funny how on mobile the frames on the background flicker like crazy when you click it
Holy shit nice!! Oh my god I wanna study this. Ohh my god this is such a fascinating use of HTML.
