Suggestion: Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu

Perfect.

Looks good. ^_^

It's a little long, but it's funny, so it works.

That's definitely enough support. I did the honors of adding the most recent version to the page.

Yes, that exactly.

The acronym stands for GNU (or Generic) Image Manipulation Program; it is open source and free to use. http://www.gimp.org/

I have not used it (I should!), but I have heard (from someone who would know) that it can't do everything Photoshop can do, and there is no such thing as a free equivalent of Photoshop. I bet it's a lot better than Paint, though.

edited 30th Apr '14 7:34:15 PM by rodneyAnonymous

I've used GIMP on occasion. I don't really like its interface to any extent, but I suppose it gets the job done if you don't have Photoshop. I do, however, have Photoshop - an older version, but it works, so I don't really need GIMP.

The kludginess of the interface was what made me quit using GIMP [/off-topic]

Caption or no?

edited 30th Apr '14 10:13:01 PM by Willbyr

If we add a caption, we'd need to compress the image just a tad; it's already crossing the trope line by itself.

If one is witty enough, I'm sure we could get a title, but I think the image speaks for itself.

"And this is right after he saved her friend's life"

No, that contradicts the whole idea of him being Cthuhlu. Not to get back on the image editor topic, but Paint.net has a very intuitive interface. It's not as powerful as GIMP, but it's a million times better than Paint.

If it has a caption at all it should be the author's commentary for the page. "Eat it, Nerd!"

But for clarity's sake that earlier caption is wrong. This happened after the Nightmare Knight was about to end Cordelia for asking him Why Don't You Just Shoot Him?. He didn't save her he spared her.

edited 1st May '14 4:44:35 PM by xanderiskander

Seems like we won't get caption consensus here, so I'll ask for a lock.

Locking up.