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“No, everything I am is possible.”
You sure are, old sport.
No raises this year we spent the whole budget on art
Spared no expense!
I hate it 👍
This transcends don’t dead open inside. Wow this is awful.
Yeah, I had to check that this wasn’t in aneurysm posting.
crossover episode!
Nothing is possible.
Everything is impossible.
Sounds about right.
Everything impossible; Nothing is possible. But nothing means everything. So everything is in a quantum superposition of being possible, yet impossible until it collapses into a single outcome, duh.
NO EVERYTHING IS IM POSSIBLE
Hi possible, im dad
Yes you are
No, everything I am, is possible. Every nothing impossible is.
Every nothing impossible is.
master yoda you’re back!
Every nothing impos issible
I don’t even know what they intended to say.
Pretty sure it is two messages jumbled up for some stupid reason.
“Nothing is impossible”
“Everything is possible”
Good eye
Should be split up into three separate parts. Top part containing the Everything/Nothing, second “is” and the third the impossible/possible.
… but even so the likelyhood of just reading it as “Nothing is possible. Everything is impossible.” is still there.
Office culture.
Color coding or any other emphasis would have fixed that.
This causes me physical pain, as if my brain was trying to escape my skull.
It is the graphic design equivalent of a face slap.
I was thinking crotch kick, but yeah.
so how are you supposed to read it? i genuinely can’t figure it out
I think, it’s just supposed to be an inspirational thingamabob: Nothing is impossible, everything is possible.
I think the intention is that you would read it as “Everything is impossible” followed by “Nothing is impossible”
But then I looked at it again and got “Everything is impossible / Nothing is possible”
So all in all, I think it’s a poorly conceived sign
They left out the first half of the quote.
Some of the things that you claim to be are, in fact, impossible!
No. Everything I am is possible.
Me fail English?
Where is the grammatical mistake? It’s unusual to use the contraction “I’m” in a sentence like this rather than writing out “I am” but it’s not technically wrong.
