Let's Talk In Secret Code!: Website Turns Text Into Pictures (Using The First Results From Google Image Search)

WriteWithImages is a website that turns text into images using the first Google Image search result for each word typed. Unfortunately, "the" always gets you that creepy 'Art of the Devil II' movie poster. Which is EXACTLY why I just changed the filename for the picture I used for this post to "the.jpg". Hopefully it becomes the top result. Granted I have no idea how these things work, so I probably just wasted my time. Sure it only took a couple human seconds, but I'm a butterfly so that was like an entire year to me. Pin me to board when I die?

Thanks to Martin, who wrote his tip entirely in pictures and I'm pretty sure was mostly bragging about how he had sex with a mermaid once.

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