Who Invented Foxes?
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We can all say stupid things at times. That means all of us - if you think you don't, you probably say stupid things most of the time. There's no need to worry, most people say stupid things most of the time, so at least you'll have plenty of company.
But have you ever heard someone say something so overwhelmingly, mind-numbingly, face-palmingly stupid that you felt the urge to share it with the whole world? The sort of thing that's so brain-bogglingly idiotic that you were left wondering how the person who said it has the mental capacity to carry out simple, everyday tasks such as breathing?
We have, and when somebody asked us who invented foxes and why, we were inspired to invent this app.
But have you ever heard someone say something so overwhelmingly, mind-numbingly, face-palmingly stupid that you felt the urge to share it with the whole world? The sort of thing that's so brain-bogglingly idiotic that you were left wondering how the person who said it has the mental capacity to carry out simple, everyday tasks such as breathing?
We have, and when somebody asked us who invented foxes and why, we were inspired to invent this app.
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What's Changed
You can now submit, share and vote on quotes without having to log in to our website first.
You can now submit, share and vote on quotes without having to log in to our website first.
More downloads Who Invented Foxes? reached 100 - 500 downloads
Version update Who Invented Foxes? was updated to version 1.1
More downloads Who Invented Foxes? reached 50 - 100 downloads
What are users saying about Who Invented Foxes?
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It keeps saying I need to connect to my data. Tried on Wi-Fi and data.
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Good concept, clunky UI. There needs to be some moderation though, if/when this app becomes big, a bunch of off-topic posts and advertisements will be submitted.
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Sharing/screenshots seems to work for favorites, it just wouldn't hurt to make a local list within the app... Could you also put context fields into the submission form to help with formatting? Something like drop down menu to identify quote type/source (Internet, personal conversation, etc...) then follow up with specific fields (what person1 says; what person2 says; related images, url to original source). Just some ideas for you, I don't know how practical it would be. At any rate, I'm very pleased! ☺
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Do cat flea's turn into headlice when they go onto humans or is it the other way round
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Missing some basic requirements for an app of this sort: 1. No option to share on social media 2. No option to save favorite quotes 3. No option to submit your own quotes from the app ... As you can see... I want options! LOL But seriously, good idea and decent job. Just gets boring after a few minutes of staring at the blue screen with all the words smooshed together.
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Quit funny
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Quit funny
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Good concept, clunky UI. There needs to be some moderation though, if/when this app becomes big, a bunch of off-topic posts and advertisements will be submitted.