If we wanted something a bit less memetic:

"Enjoy these seven days - they will be your last!"

"You have seven days. Your mission? Survive."

Alternatively, a version without that dark blue... thing... at the bottom.

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I have no idea what you're referencing.

Well, I'll juxtapose the current pic with it to show my point.

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My only dogma is "no dogma" :)

I kind of like...

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edited 4th Jun '12 2:05:05 PM by rodneyAnonymous

So your version crops a sliver off the bottom...not seeing how that makes any significant difference.

Works for me.

edited 4th Jun '12 4:57:16 PM by Willbyr

Not very significant, but it's certainly better without it than with it, since with it, it can be a little distracting. (It makes you wonder "wait, what is that dark blue thing supposed to be part of?")

edited 4th Jun '12 5:11:57 PM by HiddenFacedMatt

That could be misleading.

It's not really misleading, since we're removing it by cropping it out, not by altering the image.

Are you referring that dark blue sliver that's clearly part of the pattern above with alternating dark and light plates on the building?

I don't know if this needs a quote, really. And I'd rather not have You Have No Chance to Survive, if we did have one.

He is, as far as I can tell. I haven't got a problem with it — it helps make the image more defined at the edge.

Caption-wise, I'm with Enlong.

Caption-wise, I'm not sure what I prefer. The one I suggested was just what sprung to mind, and I'd rather have that than some other half-assed caption. There's a reason I didn't actually quote it in the first place...

Sometimes, you wonder if your workplace is being a little overbearing with their deadlines.

I'm changing my mind about a caption; I love that one.

That's good with me.

That works.

Good enough; it's added and the tag is adjusted. Locking up.